David Oluf HENDRICKS

1890 - 1986  (96 years)

• Name	David Oluf HENDRICKS
  Birth	17 Feb 1890	Colonia Diaz, Chuhuahua, Mexico
  Gender	Male
  Death	27 Feb 1986	Lewiston, Cache, UT
  Burial	3 Mar 1986	Lewiston, Cache, UT
  Person ID	I641	HHDHA
  Last Modified	25 Jul 2008

  
  

  Father	William Dorris HENDRICKS,   b. 6 Nov 1829, Drakes Creek, Simpson, Kentucky d. 6 May 1909, Lewiston, Cache, Utah, USA (Age 79 years)
  Mother	Christine OLSEN,   b. 29 Jul 1862, Sodermanlan, Sdmnd, Sweden d. 18 Oct 1923, Lewiston, Cache, Utah, USA (Age 61 years)
  Marriage	27 Sep 1886	Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
  Family ID	F363	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Lettie Jane BAIRD,   b. 7 Sep 1893, Lewiston, Cache, UT d. 19 May 1971, Lewiston, Cache, UT (Age 77 years)
  Marriage	29 May 1912	Logan, Cache, Utah, USA
  Children	1. David Russell HENDRICKS   2. Gayle HENDRICKS,   b. 2 Sep 1914, Lewiston, Cache, Utah, USA d. 1 Apr 1940, Logan, Cache, Utah, USA (Age 25 years)   3. Boyd H HENDRICKS,   b. 24 Feb 1917, Lewiston, Cache, Utah, USA d. 6 Feb 1935 (Age 17 years)   4. Verl Baird HENDRICKS   5. Tad Dee HENDRICKS
  Family ID	F469	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	14 Oct 2018

  
  

• Notes

  1963: 235 DW: 10382 See separate PAF data files for descendant information. DESCENDANTS OF DAVID OLUF HENDRICKS AND LETTIE JANE BAIRD Release 1.0 August 11, 1996. Created with PAF 2.31. Distributed by the Henry Hendricks Family Organization: Larry Hendricks 2372 S. Bountiful Blvd. Bountiful, UT 84010 $10.00 donation suggested IMPORTANT INFORMATION The information contained in these files is as accurate as we can possibly make it; however, there still may be errors. Any corrections or new information will be gratefully accepted. Updates to these files may be made at various times. Notification of updates will be made through "The Hendricks Herald" newsletter available from the Henry Hendricks Family Organization and by the David Oluf HENDRICKS family. The Henry Hendricks Family Organization assumes that the users of these data files are familiar with the PAF programs and have obtained legal copies of the program and the accompanying instructions. Please refer any questions about PAF and how to use the various programs to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Department or to your local PAF specialists. AN EXPLANATION OF THE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS The identification numbers used in this file are birth order codes indicating the relationship each individual has to David Oluf HENDRICKS. The note file for each individual also contains the Henry Hendricks Family Organization ID number showing the relationship to Henry Hendricks, along with the HENRY HENDRICKS GENEALOGY, 1963 (Red Book) number, and the Dale Walker index number when available. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ David Oluf HENDRICKS HHFO: D11100237 1963: 235 DW record no.: 10382 For seven years David's father William Dorris HENDRICKS divided his time between his two families in Utah and the two in Mexico, spending a month or more at a time with each one. He was in Mexico a good share of the time because of being in the the cattle business there with a man named Gruell. David's mother Christine (OLSEN) HENDRICKS lived in an adobe house with a dirt floor and a dirt roof. Almira (DAVENPORT) HENDRICKS (Myra) lived in a frame house which was the next house in the same block. When Myra's family moved to Utah, Christine's family moved into their house. The had a fireplace and always burned wood, which was lighted with a flintrock or file, matches being very uncommon. At night they always covered up the bright coals with ashes, and the next morning would uncover them and blow them and the flames would start up. They moved to Utah when Dave was nearly six years old. William Dorris HENDRICKS had a prosperous business when they were in Mexico. Christine's family moved to Lewiston and the farm of 130 acres was their home. They lived and were educated under very humble circumstances. They milked five or six cows to begin with, which were increased to about 10 or 12. The four boys went to school in Richmond; they rode a horse 4 miles or drove a buggy and horse, part of the time hauling the milk to the Union Creamery which stood between Richmond and Lewiston. Dave finished his education in Logan at Brigham Young College. After graduation, he began teaching school in the Lewiston Second Ward, which was called the Wheeler School. He was the Principal and taught the four upper grades, being 21 years of age at that time. After teaching a few years in Lewiston, Utah and Oxford, Idaho he quit teaching and went to farming. After teaching school the first year, he married Lettie Jane BAIRD in the Logan Temple, 29 May 1912. Whe was born 7 Sep 1893 in Lewiston, Utah, daughter of Robert and Emma Jane (TAYLOR) BAIRD. David worked in various organizations of the LDS church; also was a bishop and counselor in the stake presidency. David and Lettie were the parents of five children, all born in Lewiston, Utah. --modified from HENRY HENDRICKS GENEALOGY, 3rd Ed. p 102 BIRTH: Place may be Diaz, Colonial, Mexico HHFO: D0111100238 1963: 235 DW: 10382 See separate PAF data files for descendant information. DW record number: 10382 1963: 235 DW record number: 10382 HHFO: D0111100238 1963: 235 DW: 10382 See separate PAF data files for descendant information. DW record number: 10382 1963: 235 DW record number: 10382