Gem County ID Archives Photo Person.....Cramer, William H. 
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Name:               William H. Cramer
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William H. Cramer 
b. 1849, Ohio 
d. 1935, Upper Squaw Creek, Gem County, Idaho. Buried at Ola, Idaho, Cemetery.

m. Ruth J. Coggburn
b. 11 February 1853
d. "aged 49 years, 5 months, 16 days" buried at Ola, Idaho, Cemetery.

children:
i. Marion (James M) Cramer, b. 26 October 1873, MO, d. 11 November 1951, 
buried at Ola, Idaho.

ii. Rebecca "Annie" Cramer Gross, b. 5 January 1876, Kirbyville, Taney Co., MO;
d. 23 September 1952, Emmett, buried Riverside Cemetery, Emmett, Idaho.

iii. Isabell Cramer Walker Baker, b. 6 December 1877, MO, d. 16 March 1939, 
buried at Riverside Cemetery, Payette, Idaho.

iv. Ruth Cramer Gross, b. 6 November 1879, MO, d. 20 February 1961, Emmett, 
buried at Ola, Idaho.

v. Verna Cramer Paddock, b. abt. 1881, MO

vi. Robert Zuell (Zuella R.) Cramer Whitlock, b. 12 November 1885, d. 19 
December 1944, buried in Riverside Cemetery, Payette, Idaho.

vii. John William Cramer, b. 3 October 1889, Alpha, Valley Co., Idaho; d. 26 
February 1969, Emmett, Idaho.

viii. Leroy Cramer, b. 1 November 1891, Alpha, Valley Co., Idaho; d. 1945 
following release from Wake Island Prison Camp; buried in Ola, Idaho.

ix. Thomas Cramer, b. 29 June 1895, Idaho, d. 20 January 1917, Upper Squaw 
Creek, buried at Ola, Idaho.

William Cramer homesteaded in the Upper Squaw Creek area, north of Ola, Gem 
County, Idaho, as did his brother-in-law, John "Jack" Coggburn; sons-in-law, 
Gustav Gross, Richard Gross, Thomas Walker, William Paddock and Tom Whitlock.

His daughter, Ruth Cramer Gross (Mrs. Richard), established the Gross post 
office in 1909 and she served as postmistress for the next 13 years.




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