Raymond Frank KRULL

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Raymond Frank Krull (son of Fredrick Frank Krull and Maglena Pauline Rahorst)578, 579 was born January 23, 1902 in Sprague,Lancaster,NE, anddied March 11, 1960 in Scottsbluff Scotts Bluff Co,NE.He married Margaret Alma Knox on January 16, 1924 in Lincoln,Lancaster Co,NE.
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Raymond was born in Sprague, Ne. (Lancaster County) to a German-Frenchfamily, one of eight children, 3 boys 5 girls.The first boy, Henry Harry Krull died at birth.The family made their living by farming, roadconstruction and carpentry.When Raymond was a young boy, mechanics wasbased on horse drawn machinery, and the mechanics of the gas combustion engine was just beginning.At age 17, Ray bought his first automobile which had been wrecked and with the help of a mechanic in the town of Sprague, they repaired the car and Ray learned how to drive a car.For the rest of his life, mechanics would be important in his life and he loved cars.One of his sayings was, "At 40 years old a man does one of two things to get himself in trouble, he either buys an expensive car he has no business with, or he takes up with a young women which hehas no business with, either one, he's got trouble." Ray worked very hard most of his life, raising four children, three girls and one boy.He served in the US Navy during World War II for almost two years, he was wounded in a fall aboard a ship off the coast of Siapan during a hurricane in 1943. (Hancock, AKA) Raymond and Margaret ranched for a number of years living in Box Butte County (22 miles west of Alliance, Ne) on the Snake Creek Ranch (owner: John Cook).Ray loved living there and enjoyed telling the history of the ranch. In 1902, a man by the name of Kirkpatrick bought or flayed claim to many thousands of acres onthe Snake Creek, which begins west in Sioux County and flows south-easterly, the ranch being located in Box Butte and Scottsbluff Counties.After a few years there, Kirkpatrick built a dam which was about 3/4 miles long and it formed the Kirkpatrick Lake, which some maps show tothis day.A point of interest, in the low land, about a mile east of the dam a sodhouse, barn and stock yard was built in about 1870.It served as a trading post and post office for that area.At this point is thestart of the Deadwood Trail which leads north to Deadwood, South Dakota, also from this point a trail leads off to the south-west which isthe cargo trail to Gering, Ne.This trail served the Gering area beforethe South Pacific Railroad was built. It was this type of history which Ray loved and he loved to tell anyone who would listen.He was wellknown for collecting and reading Zane Grey books.Through out the yearsRay developed Arthritis an by the time he was in his 50's he suffereda great deal, the arm which was injured in World War II also gave himmuch pain.In 1960, he took his life.The mechanic which taught Ray (Bud) in 1917, was Walter or Walt Stevens, who ran the Sprague Garage for63 years.
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Raymond was born in Sprague, Ne. (Lancaster County) to a German-Frenchfamily, one of eight children, 3 boys 5 girls.The first boy, Henry Harry Krull died at birth.The family made their living by farming, roadconstruction and carpentry.When Raymond was a young boy, mechanics wasbased on horse drawn machinery, and the mechanics of the gas combustion engine was just beginning.At age 17, Ray bought his first automobile which had been wrecked and with the help of a mechanic in the town of Sprague, they repaired the car and Ray learned how to drive a car.For the rest of his life, mechanics would be important in his life and he loved cars.One of his sayings was, "At 40 years old a man does one of two things to get himself in trouble, he either buys an expensive car he has no business with, or he takes up with a young women which hehas no business with, either one, he's got trouble." Ray worked very hard most of his life, raising four children, three girls and one boy.He served in the US Navy during World War II for almost two years, he was wounded in a fall aboard a ship off the coast of Siapan during a hurricane in 1943. (Hancock, AKA) Raymond and Margaret ranched for a number of years living in Box Butte County (22 miles west of Alliance, Ne) on the Snake Creek Ranch (owner: John Cook).Ray loved living there and enjoyed telling the history of the ranch. In 1902, a man by the name of Kirkpatrick bought or flayed claim to many thousands of acres onthe Snake Creek, which begins west in Sioux County and flows south-easterly, the ranch being located in Box Butte and Scottsbluff Counties.After a few years there, Kirkpatrick built a dam which was about 3/4 miles long and it formed the Kirkpatrick Lake, which some maps show tothis day.A point of interest, in the low land, about a mile east of the dam a sodhouse, barn and stock yard was built in about 1870.It served as a trading post and post office for that area.At this point is thestart of the Deadwood Trail which leads north to Deadwood, South Dakota, also from this point a trail leads off to the south-west which isthe cargo trail to Gering, Ne.This trail served the Gering area beforethe South Pacific Railroad was built. It was this type of history which Ray loved and he loved to tell anyone who would listen.He was wellknown for collecting and reading Zane Grey books.Through out the yearsRay developed Arthritis an by the time he was in his 50's he suffereda great deal, the arm which was injured in World War II also gave himmuch pain.In 1960, he took his life.The mechanic which taught Ray (Bud) in 1917, was Walter or Walt Stevens, who ran the Sprague Garage for63 years.
More About Raymond Frank Krull:
Date born 2: January 23, 1902, Sprague, Ne..580, 581
Burial: Unknown, Scottsbluff Scotts Bluff Co,NE.
Comment 1: US Navy 1943-45, wounded in the Pacific.582, 583
Comment 2: Death by suicide.584, 585
Died 2: March 11, 1960, Scottsbluff, Ne..586, 587
Ethnicity/Relig.: Christian-protestant.588, 589
Event 1: March 15, 1960, Buried at Sunset Memorial Gardens,Scb, Ne..590, 591
Occupation: Farmer-rancher-mechanic.592, 593

Personality/Intrst: Shy man, love reading, nature lover.594, 595
Residence: Scottsbluff, Ne..596, 597
More About Raymond Frank Krull and Margaret Alma Knox:
Marriage 1: January 16, 1924, Lincoln,Lancaster Co,NE.
Marriage 2: January 16, 1924, Lincoln, Ne..598
Marriage Fact: January 16, 1924, Lincoln.598, 599
Children of Raymond Frank Krull and Margaret Alma Knox are:
+Betty Mae Krull.
+Virginia Faye Krull, b. March 13, 1929, Roca, Ne.600, 601, d. January02, 1981, Scottsbluff, Ne.602, 603.
+Lyle George Krull.
+Laurel Gene Krull. (Carol A. Rein) --
Raymond Frank Krull
Birth: Jan. 23, 1902
Death: Mar. 11, 1960


Burial:
Sunset Memorial Park
Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff County
Nebraska, USA

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Created by: David Goltry
Record added: Apr 14, 2012
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Titel	Familien Krull aus Norddeutschland und angrenzenden Gebieten
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