thrale & thrall family history
Family: Lorenzo Allen Thrall / Leola May Scott (F1)
m. 1 Nov 1899-
Male
Lorenzo Allen Thrall
Birth 4 May 1879 Stanton, St. Croix, Wisconsin, USA 
Death 17 Jun 1949 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA Burial Marriage 1 Nov 1899 New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin, USA Divorced Yes, date unknown Father Irving Coburn Thrall | F28 Group Sheet Mother Ida Alice Sedgewick | F28 Group Sheet
Female
Leola May Scott
Birth 1 Nov 1877 New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin, USA Death 9 Feb 1960 Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Father Ira W Scott | F11 Group Sheet Mother Isadore Elizabeth Sharp | F11 Group Sheet
Male
+ Ira Winfield Thrall
Birth 26 Aug 1900 Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA Death 1 Jun 1978 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Spouse Ruth Veronica Mayer | F39 Marriage 14 Aug 1948 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Male
Kendrick Allen Thrall
Birth 28 Jun 1902 Angelo, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA Death Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Male
Irving Lorenzo Thrall
Birth 5 Apr 1904 Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA Death Tucson, Pima, Arizona, USA Burial
Male
Phillip Maxwell Thrall
Birth 25 Oct 1906 La Crosse, La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA Death 1991 California, USA Burial
Male
Howard Coburn Thrall
Birth 6 Dec 1909 Onalaska, La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA Death Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Male
Donald Scott Thrall
Birth 1 Sep 1911 Onalaska, La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA Death Sep 1969 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Female
Leola Alice Thrall
Birth 6 Sep 1916 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Death 5 Aug 1927 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Burial Unknown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
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Photos 
Robard family triplets. 2004.
Attached is a photo of the boys making a snowman at Leland Meadows near Pinecrest, California. They had a wonderful time sliding down the hill in inner tubes and Mitch and Ray also enjoyed ice skating (pushing a "bar" which looks much like a walker). Walt was more into socializing at the ice rink.