 1920 - 2010 (90 years)
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| Name |
Evelyn Annis Frost |
| Born |
12 Feb 1920 |
Dunkirk, New York  |
| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
27 Oct 2010 |
Broomfield, Colorado |
| Person ID |
I157 |
Tree for www.frostgenealogy.org |
| Last Modified |
30 Oct 2010 |
| Family 1 |
Edward Seymour Baum, b. 08 Jan 1915, New York, New York , d. 14 Aug 1972, Escondido, California (Age 57 years) [3] |
| Married |
06 May 1945 |
Alexandria, Virginia |
| Divorced |
1966 [4] |
| Children |
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| Photos |
 | Ed and Evelyn Baum's House
Our first house in Charlottesville, VA soon after WW2 before Mark (in EFR's hand) |
| Last Modified |
14 Mar 2009 |
| Family ID |
F57 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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 | Evelyn Annis Frost Baum Rush, Frost Family Historian
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 | (l-r on railing) H. Wilson Frost, Harold Frost, Robert G. Moran, William E. Moran, George R. Moran, Thomas F. Moran, Mary Edith Frost. (back row) Evelyn Frost, Elva Sibley Frost, au pair, Angie Frost Moran, William Henry Frost, Annis Powell Frost. Blackstar Coal Company near Pineville, KY.
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 | Joe and Evelyn Rush with Bill Moran
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 | Evelyn F. Rush and Bill Moran
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 | John Moran, Evelyn Rush, Bob Moran and Larry Frost
Frost and Moran Family Reunion, Reid State Park, Maine, July 2004. |
 | Evelyn Annis Frost
Age 20 |
 | Evelyn and Joseph Rush of Boulder, CO
Taken on Joe's 90th birthday, 17 Apr 2001 |
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 | Bob Moran, Evelyn Frost Rush, and Larry Frost with Annabella Remington Brown
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 | Clara Jane Frost Joyner and Evelyn Frost Rush -- 1986
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 | Pulpit Rock Then and Now
Evelyn says, "Here is Pulpit rock at Van Buren Point Lake Erie then and now. It is me and a cousin on top of the early photo about 1934. This is a favorite spot on Lake Erie that family members have enjoyed down through the years. Aunt Mary's cottage was not far away and was the spot where we all came on special occasions." |
 | Pulpit Rock Then and Now
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 | The Jack Frost Lodge, Warren, PA 1930's
Evelyn says, "This is the home where I grew up from 1923 to 1940. It was a beautiful fifteen room home. It took a ton of coal a week to keep it warm in the winter. When Dad's automobile business went bust in the 1930's, Mom turned it into a tourist home. Those old sheets had to be ironed in those days and Mom spent her time keeping the house spic and span and using the mangle to iron the sheets with pre-teenage help of course. I remember the day this picture was taken I was dusting the floor in a second floor room and looked out that balcony window while the photographer was working. We did not have bed and breakfasts in those days. The tourist came and paid his dollar and had breakfast somewhere else." |
 | The Jack Frost Lodge -- side view
Evelyn says, "Here is the same house from the side with my brother, Harold, and I shoveling snow in 1936. Also, here is my first car, Ophelia, that Dad had bought for me for $25.00. He gave it to me on the condition that I not drive it out of town or I would lose it. Some friends and I just had to get to Sheffield so we could go roller skating. I ran out of gas on the way home. Nothing to do but call Dad who had already gone to bed. That was the last of my first car." |
 | Air Mail in Warren, PA about 1936
Evelyn says, "Before modern air mail service began this is how it was done. The airport in Warren, PA was a busy place when I was a kid. An occasional Barnstorming group came by and did their great stunts and got us kids all excited about airplanes. My brother started taking lessons first and then I did. The trick here with this air mail service was for the plane to save the time of landing by zooming down with a hook dragging below it and grab the bag which was hung on the rope across two poles and succeed in snagging the bag and reeling it up to the plane and be on their way. It was exciting to see if he made it on the first try.
We took our lessons from WWI Ace "Slip King" when I was 16 in 1936. In 1940 I got a job with the Labor Department in Washington, DC. It wasn't long until I joined a 15 partner flying club and we were all taking our lessons at the Old Hoover airport. It wasn't long, though until we were told we would have to find another airport because this one was being dumped. That is where the Pentagon is today! Our new location was in Clinton, MD, too far away, so I dropped out at that time before I ever had a chance to take my solo flight.
I have an even earlier air Mail story. This one was when I was just a little tyke and it was when seeing a plane go over was still a big thrill for everybody. One day a plane was flying above and we all ran outside to see it when a piece of white paper came fluttering down. All the kids ran to where it landed and saw it was a letter to a lady that lived way up at the top of our long hill. One of the older kids knew who she was and where she lived and said he would take it to her. What excitement! Of course, all the kids went along to see the great presentation." |
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 | Evelyn Frost Rush and Larry Frost
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 | Frosts, Morans, and Kellers
(Back row, l-r) Eola Frost, George Moran, Jeanette Frost, Fred Keller, Angeline Frost Moran, Annis Frost Keller, Raymond Frost, Mary Shuttleworth Frost, Mary Frost Popoff Guest, Mary Edith Frost, Elbert Guest, Halsey Wilson Frost, Elva Sibley Frost. (Front row) Fred Keller, Annis Powell Frost, Evelyn Annis Frost and Itchu Bitchu. |
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 | Evelyn Annis Frost about 1924
Evelyn says, "This is cute lil old me at about the time Daddy Sibley used to tell me 'Evelyn or Evelyn, you better quit your devilin.'" |
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 | Joe and Evelyn Rush Wedding Picture
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 | Harry and Coral Micklethwaite at Evelyn's house in Phoenix, Arizona
(l-r) Harry, Evelyn, Coral
Evelyn says, "This is a nice picture of both Harry and Coral. This was a week before she went on to Texas where she fell and broke her leg [which ultimately led to her death]."
This photograph was taken on the same visit as this one. |
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 | Album of Photos from the Frost, Moran, and Keller Coal Mining Venture
by Howard Frederick Keller, Sr.
See page 61. |
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 | Another view of the H. Wilson Frost house in Warren, PA
Also called the "Jack Frost Lodge." |
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Back row: Wilson Frost, Bob Moran, Howard Keller, George Moran, Angie Frost Moran; Front row: Mary Frost Popoff, George Moran, Harold Frost, Elva Sibley Frost, Evelyn Frost, Mary Edith Frost, Bill Moran, Tom Moran |
 | The Old Warren High School, Warren, PA
Evelyn says, "This is the way Warren High School used to look when my Frost and Moran cousins and I were students there. It was in town just next to the Presbyterian Church." |
 | Evelyn Frost
in her high button shoes |
 | Evelyn Frost Baum Rush
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 | Evelyn Frost Rush
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 | Evelyn Annis Frost
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| Histories |
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| A Close Call
Story about moving to Pathfork, Kentucky to start the Harlan Coal Company.
I'm not sure which of the families moved there first, but the ones that came were the families of Howard F. Keller, George S. Moran, and H Wilson Frost. |
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| Sources |
- [S3] Correspondence from Evelyn Frost Rush, Evelyn Frost Rush.
See general citation attached to her marriage with Edward Baum.
- [S3] Correspondence from Evelyn Frost Rush, Evelyn Frost Rush, 10 Mar 2008.
[M]y parents were married in Lamison in 1905.
E-mail from Evelyn identifying people in this photo.
- [S3] Correspondence from Evelyn Frost Rush, Evelyn Frost Rush, e-mail, 10 Jan 2008.
So while I am at it I may as well give you the vitals on my kids.
Betsy was born 13 Oct. 1945 in Washington, DC, daughter of Edward S. Baum and Evelyn Annis Frost (later Rush). Betsy's husband is Jan Weston, they live in Portland, OR, are very busy retirees. Betsy teaches piano and violin. They have one adult daughter, Evelyn A. Weston also living in Portland.
Lorraine Elva Baum was born 27 Jun 1947 also in Washington. Lorrie is single, and is an enthusiastic instrumental music teacher at Morey Middle School in Denver CO., She lives in Broomfield, CO. ten minutes away from me.
Mark Frost Baum was born 15 July 1955 in Burbank, CA. [Actually, next door in Glendale. See his birth record.] He was a talented rock & roll musician and lead singer. Mark was single and only twenty-six when he died 9 Nov. 1981 in Phoenix, AZ.
My first husband, Edward Baum was born in NYC 8 Jan 1915. Ed was a soldier in WWII and worked as a Sales Representative. He died in Escondido, CA on 14 Aug 1972. I was born 12 Feb 1920 in Dunkirk, N.Y., m. (1) Edward S. Baum 6 May 1945 in Alexandria, VA. Married (2) Dr. Joseph H. Rush, physicist and parapsychologist, on 20 Aug. 1989. Joe d. 12 Sep 2006.
Joe and his first wife, Juanita Erickson Rush, had three children, Eric, Jon and Nita Jo, and five grandchildren.
- [S6] FFN, Evelyn Frost Rush, Vol. 1 No. 1 p3.
Edward and Evelyn were divorced in 1966.
- [S3] Correspondence from Evelyn Frost Rush, Evelyn Frost Rush.
Married (2) Dr. Joseph H. Rush, physicist and parapsychologist, on 20 Aug. 1989. Joe d. 12 Sep 2006.
10 Jan 2008 e-mail from Evelyn.
- [S8] Linked Document, 20 Aug 1989.
Joe Rush, Evelyn Frost Rush wedding day -- 20 Aug 1989, Boulder, CO
See photo from their wedding day. Caption is from Evelyn.
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