Kugler SARGENT 1820→1842              also spelled:   SEARGENT,  SERGANT,  SERGEANT,  SERJANT,  etc. born:  c1820, possibly Short Creek Twp, Harrison Co., Ohio died:  c1842 Niles Twp, Berrien County, Michigan            Kugler & Sarah were married: 2 January 1840 at Short Creek Twp, Harrison County, Ohio                 Sarah Rachel BEAN ⁄ BEANS 1823→1865        born: 21 Dec 1823, possibly Short Creek Twp, Harrison Co., Ohio. died:  31 Jan 1865, Fulton County, Illinois buried:  Section 27 of Easley Cemetery, Vermont Twp, Fulton Co., Illinois   Sarah Rachel   born BEANS   m1.SARGENT     m2.CHADDOCK     photo source: R. Pilkington         CHADDOCK–SEARGENT     marriage license & certificate     Fulton Co., Illinois 01 May 1845     certificate source: County Recorder         grandchildren Elmer SARGENT and     Edith SARGENT m. Dr. FURAY     photo: O′Neill, Nebraska c1895     source: family photo album                        children of Kugler & Sarah Rachel SARGENT                    Amos SARGENT 1841–1918, m.1861 Emma Caroline DARR Abigail SERGENT ⁄ SERGEANT 1843–1935, m.1860 Josiah ELLISON           Elmer SARGENT 1884→1956             Elmer – Son & youngest child of Amos & Emma «née DARR» SARGENT, grandson of Kugler & Sarah «née BEAN» SARGENT.    Born: 29 March 1884, Scottville, Holt County, Nebraska – youngest of nine children. Marriage: no evidence of marriage, spouse, or children. as of 12 Oct 2011    Died:  29 March 1956, Stockton, San Joaquin Co., California, California Death Certificate data sparse       Cremated:   Ash site not specified on Certificate, but presume Stockton State Hospital Cemetery.      Registered for WW–I draft 12 Sept 1918.   Listed as age 34, born 29 March 1884, documentation good       Medium height 5′6″, Slender build, Blue eyes, Brown hair,    An older sister was cited as Elmer’s nearest Kin: Vinnie HUNGATE, Rural Route No. 2, Thompsonville, Illinois.    Elmer resided 1918 at Linnton ⁄ Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, Working as an "engineer ⁄ laborer" at the Oregon Ship Timber Company, Linnton.      “The Oregon Ship Timber Company expected to close soon after April 1918,”   Spokesman Review newspaper, 27 March 1918.       Amos SARGENT′s 1918 obituary said “one son living near Linnton but had recently departed”, per Daily Capital Journal newspaper, 10 July 1918, Salem, Oregon.             Passport application 08 May 1922, r. 167½ First Street, Portland.   Issued Passport No. 195592.    documentation good            Edwin L. PULVER, born Nebraska, carpenter in Portland «Oregon», was Witness for Elmer’s 8 May 1922 Affidavit of Nebraska Birth.    Destination: South America & Mexico.   Travel Purpose: business ⁄ Seaman.    documentation good       Elmer worked on S.S. Aculeo as seaman cJune 1922 Portland to Valparaiso «Chile».    USA flag, documentation good       Returned on S.S. Anyo Maru January 1923 as passenger to Los Angeles Harbor «USA».       Japan flag, documentation good       Elmer′s older brother James lived 25–miles from Los Angeles Harbor during 1910-1942.       no family story of visit or contact        1913   Elmer living Salem, Oregon, helping his elderly parents Amos and Emma.     documentation good     1920   Resided 382 Glisan St., Portland, Oregon.   Employed as shipyard worker.     Portland City Directory, 1920     1926 to 1928   Elmer resided at 310½ First Street, Portland, Oregon.   documentation good     1938 to 1940   Resided 118 J Street, Sacramento, California.        possible? confusion with an Earl Sargent        1942   Civilian employee at “Camp” Benicia, Solano County, California.     documentation good     1956   Last usual residence before death was Sacramento, California.     per California Death Certificate     wjschuetz@gmail.com      Abbreviations:    aka: also-known-as    b.: born    c: circa    d.: died    m.: married    r.: residence    Twp.: Township       page: 1⁄1–52±kB      rev: PDT.15:00–12.Oct.2011