Continuation of tree (1st child of George Henry Peat/Amanda Maude Dussault); all known surname descendants:
9 Henry George Peat b: 15 March 1908 Overly, Bottineau, ND; d: 23 July 1992 Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
+June Ailene Hyden b: 30 June 1922 Deepwater, Henry, MO; m: 30 June 1939 Nevada City, Nevada, CA [George Ernest/Maude Wilson] (divorced Nov 1973 Sonoma); d: 8 October 1994 Sonoma, Sonoma, CA
10 James Henry Peat b: 25 September 1940 Sacramento, Sacramento, CA; d: 11 April 2016
+Kathryn C. Thomas b: Abt. 1943; m: 16 February 1963 Nevada Co., CA
10 George Ernest Peat b: 28 September 1942 California; d: Aft. December 2023
10 David A. Peat b: Abt. 1944 California; d: Aft. December 2023 Clearfield, UT
+unknown
10 Patricia June Peat b: 18 August 1947 Nevada Co., CA; d: November 2023 Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
+Wallace LeRoy Reader m: 5 February 1966 Santa Cruz, CA [Ralph L./---]; d: Aft. November 2023
10 Nancy Peat d: Aft. December 2023
+--- Moore
Notes for Henry George Peat:
Census
- 1930 California
- 1940 Newcastle, Placer, California: Henry G. Peat 32 [$750 house value] quartz miner/gold mine, wife June A. 17.
- 1950 Nevada, Nevada, CA: Henry G. Peat 42 miner/gold mine, wife June A. 27, James H. 9, George E. 7, David A. 5, Patricia J. 2.
WWII Records: Henry George Peat, res. c/o Reed Mine, Monticello, CA; b. 15 Mar 1908 Bottineau Co., ND; contact father Mr. George Henry Peat (Newcastle, CA); 5' 6", 140 lbs., brown eyes & brown hair, light complexion; 16 Oct 1940 Guinda, Yolo, CA.
Obituary: Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, CA), Saturday, 25 July 1992: Henry G. Peat. Services will be Monday for Henry G. Peat, who died Thursday in Santa Cruz. He was 84. A native of North Dakota, he moved to Lodi in 1925 and work in gold mining. He was employed at Big Basin Redwoods State Park from 1962 to 1969 as a park attendant and from 1969 to 1974 at the Sonoma State Development Center in Sonoma, where he operated the water-treatment plant. He was a volunteer in several state parks and worked for the Youth Conservation Corps. He lived in Santa Cruz for the past three years. He is survived by three sons, James Peat of Clovis, George Peat of Reno, Nev., and David Peat of Galt; two daughters, Patricia Reader of Santa Cruz and Nancy Moore of Boyes Hot Springs; a sister, Alma Helmholz of Tacoma, Wash.; two brothers, Ernest Peat of Merced and Lloyd Peat of Brookings, Ore., 19 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Santa Cruz. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Contributions to the Santa Cruz Mountains Natural History Association, Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Felton, or the American Heart Association are preferred.
Tombstone Inscription, Holy Cross Cemetery, Santa Cruz, CA: Henry G. Peat / March 15, 1908 - July 23, 1992 / beloved / Dad and Grandpa. St. Francis Solano Cemetery, Sonoma, CA: June Ailene Peat / June 30 / 1922 / Oct 8 / 1994 / beloved mom and grandma
Obituaries for the children:
James Henry Peat: Tombstone Inscription, San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery, Santa Nella, CA: James H. Peat / HM2 US Navy / Sep. 25, 1940 - Apr. 11, 2016 / loving husband father / and grandpa forever / in our hearts
Patricia June Peat: Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA), 1 December 2023: Patricia Reader Obituary - Pat Reader was a lifetime resident of California. She was born on August 18, 1947, in Grass Valley, California. Pat spent her childhood in Nevada City, CA where she lived with her parents and 4 siblings. At the start of her freshman year her family relocated to Big Basin State Park where she attended San Lorenzo Valley High School. She had so many fond memories of her times living in Big Basin amongst the Redwoods and wildlife while attending SLV. It was during this time that she met her future husband Wally Reader and would soon marry him after graduating. Wally had a son from a previous marriage and Pat relished being a stepmom to Phil Reader. Wally and Pat moved to Santa Cruz and after a few years settled into their home in Happy Valley where they have lived for the last 50+ years. After several years they welcomed their daughter Angie into their family. Having a child was Pat's greatest wish and she lavished love on her daughter. She went out of her way to make her childhood special, her friends feel loved, and to make sure that Angie had every possible opportunity afforded her. This love carried on throughout all of her life. She was a homemaker for many years and then the opportunity came for her to share her love to children with special needs. She worked as an instructional aide for over 25 years touching the lives of countless children. She was there for not only the students she taught but those that came to visit her on their recess. At the time of her death, she was still in touch with many of her students. As Angie grew and got married Pat gained another title in her life. This one was her favorite "Gammy". She had four grandchildren who were her pride and joy. There was not a day that went by that she was not in touch with one of them. She enjoyed spending time so much with her family that she went to work at the family business so she could be surrounded by them. There she was known by all the staff as Gammy as well. She made buttons and birthday cards for all the students that came through the gym. Often, she could be found talking with some staff member who was having a hard day giving them an ear to listen and words of encouragement. What people remember Pat for besides her kindness, and love for her family, is a witty sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Pat is survived by her husband; Wally Reader of 57 years; her children; Angie Lackey (Nate Lackey), Phil Reader (Karell Reader), grandchildren; Caitlin Lackey, Taylor Lackey, Garrett Lackey, Olivia Lackey, and Sammie Rogers, siblings; George Peat, David Peat, Nancy Peat, and numerous in-laws, nieces, and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father; Henry Peat, mother; June Peat, and brother; James Peat. Services will be held on Friday, December 8 at 11:00am, Twin Lakes Church, Aptos, CA. In lieu of flowers donations can be made in her honor to St. Jude's Hospital.
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