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W. R. SELLERS 19 PA
with Adolph T. KRAUSE family, #462

1900 BUTTE?, WHEATLAND TWN

S.W.P. SELLERS 48 PA, BOTH PARENTS PA(ckPrinceEdwardCo,VA and Chester Co,PA )
EMMA A. 47 PA
WILLIE 20m VA
JENNIE E. 15 SD
CLARENCE 13 SD
ZADA 5 SD
KENLYY LANTER 19M VA, NO RELATION SHOWN,BOTH PARENTS VA

1920 SOUTH DAKOTA CENSUS =
BUTTE CO

SAMUEL SELLERS 67 PA
EMMA 66 PA
CHARLES 33 SD
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Belle Fourche, Butte Co., SD - 1909 Business Directory
Sellers                                S. W.          clerk of county court

1920 SD INDEX

Sellers, Charles Deadwood, Lawrence, South Dakota abt 1890 Missouri White
Sellers, Frederick J Lake Andes, Charles Mix, South Dakota abt 1873 Iowa White
Sellers, George Watertown, Codington, South Dakota abt 1877 New York White
Sellers, Jacob W Highland, Meade, South Dakota abt 1847 Canada White
Sellers, Robert L Police Jury Ward 1, Webster, Louisiana abt 1873 South Dakota White
Sellers, Samuel Belle Fourche, Butte, South Dakota abt 1853 Pennsylvania White
Sellers, Wendell Spring Valley, Clark, South Dakota abt 1887 Illinois White

Sellar, Milas Miller, Hand, South Dakota abt 1899 Illinois White
Sellars, William H Mitchell, Davison, South Dakota abt 1868 Illinois White
Seller, Henry C Alpena, Jerauld, South Dakota abt 1848 Indiana
Sellars, William H Mitchell, Davison, South Dakota abt 1868 Illinois White

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1920 SD CHARLES MIX CO

FREDRICK J. SELLERS 47IA
MYRTLE 34MO
FRANK M. STUMBO 77 OH-FIL

1920 SD CUSTER CO
FREDRICK SELLORS 35IA
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Pringle Cemetery, Custer Co., SD
Carpenter, Lulu J.(Sellers)   11/07/1911  11/11/1969  58          C       11       8       108   F   N
Sellers, Clarence             1907        08/30/1937  30          C       11       7       108   M   N
Sellers, Eugene D.            1932        08/03/1949  17          C       11       6       108   M   N
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Custer, Custer Co., SD - 1916 Business Directory
Sellers                               Fred W.      lawyer
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Custer Co., SD -- World War I Draft Registration
Sellers, Frederic Walter                          24 Jun 1884 W                                 Custer             SD

JOHN SELLERS 50 MO
LULU 20MO
LEONARD 3 SD
JOHN NOLL 65 MO - FATHER
MINA NOLL 65 MO - MOTHER

                                        FREDERIC W. SELLERS.

        Frederic W. Sellers, who is actively engaged in the practice of
law in Custer, was born in Cherokee, Iowa, on the 24th of June, 1884, a
son of Frederic L. and Harriet M. (Carpenter) Sellers, natives
respectively of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, and Maquoketa, Iowa. The
father was in the lumber business in Wisconsin until 1877, when he
removed to Iowa and turned his attention to agricultural pursuits, in
which he engaged until his death in 1896. His widow survives and makes
her home with our subject, who is the second in a family of three
children. Lewis C., the eldest, died at Billings, Montana, in February,
1910, and the youngest, George K., is secretary to Governor Byrne and
is living in Pierre.

        Frederic W. Sellers attended the public schools of Cherokee,
Iowa, and after completing his preparatory course entered the Liberal
Arts College of Iowa State University and was graduated therefrom in
1905. He then began his legal study and received his professional
degree from the State University of Iowa in 1907. He worked his way
through college during the entire six years, and industry has always
been one of his marked characteristics. When but fourteen years of age
he began working during his vacations and, although he was but
seventeen when he entered the university, he succeeded in earning
enough to pay his expenses. Upon graduating from law school he began
the practice of his profession at Cherokee, Iowa, where he remained for
two and a half years. In the spring of 1910 he arrived in Custer, South
Dakota, and in the five years that have since passed he has built up a
clientage that represents some of the important interests of Custer
county, and his reputation for integrity and ability in successfully
solving involved legal problems is enviable. For four years, ending
with December, 1914, he served as states attorney and proved a
competent and faithful official. While living in Cherokee county he was
for two years county attorney.

        Mr. Sellers is a republican and is loyal in his support of the
platform and candidates of that party. His religious faith is in
accordance with the teachings of the Congregational church, of which he
is a member. He is also identified with the Masonic blue lodge and the
knights of Pythias, in which he is outgoing chancellor commander. Mr.
Sellers has already accomplished much and his youth, ability and energy
give promise of greater achievement in the years to come.