I am 69 years old. I am retired from QWEST Communications in Havre , Montana. I worked in the Havre/Great Falls are Electronic Switch and Toll-Radio Equipment. We also have a Farm/Ranch in Havre, Montana which my wife Bev helps operate. She takes care of her horses. We have our cows leased out to our daughter and son-in-law. They do bring about 20 pairs in summer and run them until grass is gone and I watch them.  I do the dry land farming.  We have 4 children. Joyce is married to Scott Billmayer and lives in Bigfork, MT She owns Conrad Floral & Gifts and Scott works for the County Highway Department in Kalispell. They have 2 children. Josh is married and Jacklyn is engaged to be married in October 2007. Judy lives in Phoenix, AZ and is a CPA and Controller for A.B.A.C.U.S Project Management. Jill lives on a farm/ranch in the Turner/Hogeland area and is married to Lorin Krass. They farm, raise cattle and do custom farming and trucking. They have 3 children, Clayton 6, Shyan 4 and Dakota 2. Robert lives in Conrad. He and Twila have 3 children. They are Rachel 17, Randi 15, and Jon 13.  He works for Frontier AG as service man.. Twila is a checker at IGA Food Store. My genealogy was started by my mother. She handed it over to be about 30 years ago. I use the PAF database Version 5.2.18 and have FTW Ver. 2007. I have over 92,000 names it Bev rides is Treasurer for the Country Charms Mounted Drill Team. She has served 2 years as president.. She loves her horses. She also enjoys playing bridge. She plays mostly in the winter months.  I am Treasurer of HILTRA (Hi-Line Therapeutic Riding Assoc.) and Bev is board member also. They work with handicapped children by having them ride horseback.  I am also Treasurer for the Fort Assiniboine Genealogy Association for the last 4 years.

BEV on her horse "Pete"

Bev & John October 2006

This is my mother. 1908-2003

This is our granddaughter Randi on Pete

This is our Grandson Clayton on Pete

This is daughter Jill & Shyan on Pete

This is Bev's mother Eleanor & Aunt Wanda Knudsvig

This is our daughter Joyce & Family

This is Daughter Jill & Family

This is Bev Aunt Janet & her Mother

This is a view of our Porch

Bev 's Grandmother Eileen Storm

Bev's brother Harold and Bev

Bev's Brother Lamont and Family

Picture from front step Sunrise

This picture of Elk taken from Front Porch

This is Bev's Sisters Susan, Linda and Bev

Bev's Mother, Bev & John

Bev's Brother Bill and Family

Bev's Brother David

Bev's Brother Harold"

Our Old Sod House

This is Bev's Riding Arena

This is Bev's Sister Linda and Bev

Our Son Robert Daughters Judy and Joyce

Our New Garage

Grandson Josh & Heidi Wedding

Granddaughter Jacklyn & Fiancé Kevin

Pete and Roscoe

Our place looking toward Bear Paw Mountains

Our Daughter Judy

My Aunt Irene 1923-2006

Bev's Sister Linda, Brother Bill, Sister Susan and Bev

Bev's Dad Ray Storm 1919-1976

My Dad Bert Inman Jr. 1908-1970

Inman is an English occupational name for the keeper of the public house, or inn, from Middle English innmann, from Old English inn = abode, lodging + mann = man. This is distinctly different from the tavern, where beverages were sold, but no lodging was offered.

INMAN NAME MEANING Ham. Lib. Page 418: INMAN-Occupation 'The inn-man', a lodging-house keeper. Later on the terms innholder and innkeeper took its place. Inman however, attainded surnominal honours, and thus is amply avenged, M.E. in; 'in, hospicium'; Prompt. Parv. A sysnonymous surname is Oastler from Hosteler. Inman has existed in Furness, North Lancashire, for centuries, and still flourishes.

• Willelmous Indmon, 1379: P.T. Yorks, pg 85
  
• Willelmous Inman, 1379: inbid, pg 287
  
• Wills at Richmond (1457-1680), pg 164
  
• 1562, Bapt.-Annes (Agnes), d. John Inman: St. Peter, Cornhill, i. 10.
  
• 1607, Married--Edward Inman and Margaret Broughe: St. Jas. Clerkenwell, i. 32.
  
• London, 9: Shetfield, a; Philadelphia, 9: Boston(U.S.), 7.

THE INMAN COAT of ARMS:(info from Bernice Jump in 1995)

THE INMAN NAME: The INMAN name has had many spellings in early American History. Since 1910 I have been collecting family history. Thoasand of hours have been spent in research, and thousands of miles have been traveled by me over the past decades into forty-nine states.

Researchin surnames seems to reveal that the Inman name has existed in England for unknown centuries. I have many Inman families in my files dating back to 1645. I also, have records showing the name INMAN back to 1379. Willelmus Inman lived in England in 1379.

Research indicates that the name INMAN was perhaps spelled INNMAN, (The innman) who cared for the inns in England. Certainly, it developed from the occupative surname group such as the inn servants, who cared for the needs of their lords, their horses and equipment

In 1619 the first INMAN came to America on the Falcon ship. He was 26 years old. In 1646 Edward Inman came. Soon thereafter, many others came. Research shows such spellings as INDMON in 1379; INMAN in 1379 also. In early American History research, I have recorded such spellings as INNMANN; INNMAN; ENMAN; INDMAN; INMANN; INMOND; and others.