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     Floyd M. Kimbrough was born on 20 February 1887 at Randolph County, Missouri.¹ He was the son of George Thomas Kimbrough and Euphra Ridgway.¹ Floyd M. Kimbrough was included in the census of his parents, George Thomas Kimbrough and Eliza Katherine Dougherty, on 5 May 1910 at Prairie, Randolph County, Missouri.² Floyd M. Kimbrough married Eva L. White before 1920.¹ Floyd M. Kimbrough died on 29 June 1932 at Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri, at age 45.¹

     Roy Roscoe Reid was born on 21 February 1887 at Audrian, Monroe County, Missouri.^1,3 He was the son of William Reid and Kittie (?)² Roy Reid was included in the census of his parents, William Reid and Kittie (?), on 3 June 1900 at South Fork, Monroe County, Missouti.² Roy Roscoe Reid married Mary Jane Woodson, daughter of Benjamin Woodson and Florence Emily Spilman, before 1912 at Missouri.^1,4 Roy Roscoe Reid was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Paris, Monroe County, Missouri; Married with Wife and Child.³ He and Mary Jane Woodson appeared on the census of 14 January 1920 in Jackson, Monroe County, Missouri.⁵ Roy Roscoe Reid and Mary Jane Woodson appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 in Jackson, Monroe County, Missouri.⁶ Roy Roscoe Reid and Mary Jane Woodson appeared on the census of 18 April 1940 in Jackson, Monroe County, Missouri.⁷ Roy Roscoe Reid died in 1967; Burial: Walnut Grove Cemetery, Paris, Monroe County, Missouri.^1,4

     Arthur John Marx c 1887 was born on 22 February 1887 at Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa.^1,3 He was the son of John Peter Marx and Elizabeth Hoffmann.² Arthur John Marx c 1887 appeared on the census of his parents, Peter and Elizabeth Marks, of 1 June 1900 in Marion, Plymouth County, Iwoa.⁴ He married Josephine Agnes Reichman, daughter of Ferdinand Reichman and Almelia "Mena" "Minnia" Lambert, on 5 May 1908 at Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa.^1,5,2 Arthur John Marx c 1887 and Josephine Agnes Reichman appeared on the census of 23 April 1910 in Alcester, Union County, South Dakota.⁵ Arthur John Marx c 1887 was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa; Providing support for Wife and 4 children.³ He and Josephine Agnes Reichman appeared on the census of 14 January 1920 in Marion, Plymouth County, Iowa.⁶ Arthur John Marx c 1887 and Josephine Agnes Reichman appeared on the at Plymouth County, Iowa,census of 1925.⁷ Arthur John Marx c 1887 and Josephine Agnes Reichman appeared on the census of 11 April 1930 in America, Plymouth County, Iowa.⁸ Arthur John Marx c 1887 appeared on the census of 6 May 1940 in Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa.⁹ He died on 27 August 1967 at Iowa at age 80.¹⁰

     Mabel Claire Burke was born on 27 February 1887 at Kent, King County, Washington.² She was the daughter of Herman Daniel Burke and Sarah Eugenia Jones.¹
     Mabel was listed first during the census of her parents, Herman Daniel Burke and Sarah Eugenia Jones, on 30 July 1887 at at Kent, King County, Washington Territory; Recorded by Luke McRedward.³ She was recorded in the census of Alfred C. Baker and her mother in 1892 at Kent, King County, Washington; Sarah's last name is listed as Baker and she is in the household of A. Baker.⁴
     Proof of her parentage was given on the widows pension declaration of Sarah Eugenia Jones on 18 December 1893; In a declaration for pension of children under sixteen years of age, Sarah provided proof of the names of her and Herman Burke's children and of Herman's date of death. In that declaration, she states that "Eugenia S. Baker, resident of Kent, age 48 years is the legal guardian of Eugene Burke, Willie Burke, Victor Burke, James Burke, and Mabel Burke, that they are the legitimate children of Herman Burke who Enlisted under the name of Herman Burke at Indianapolis on ----- Certif No 265092 in the war of the Rebellion who died(3) Sept 20, 1888".⁵
     On 1 June 1900She was listed in the census of her mother at Meeker Precinct, King County, Washington; Record very difficult to read...⁶ She was also living with her mother during the census of Sarah Eugenia Jones on 18 April 1910 at 603 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto, Santa Clara County, California; Residing with her at the time was Auntie Scott (Sarah Tower) and daughter Mabel.⁷ On 17 August 1915 She married Algie Ellsworth Lehman, son of John B. Lehman and Chatherine Miller, at Palo Alto, California.      Shortly after their marriage they left for missionary work in China.²
     After returning from China, Mabel and Al were recorded during the census of 4 April 1930 in Red Bird, Bell County, Kentucky.⁸ Mabel Claire Burke and Algie Ellsworth Lehman appeared on the 1939 Register of 12 April 1940 in Bird Evangelical Hospital, 7-9 Magisterial District, Bell County, Kentucky.⁹ She died on 7 September 1960 at Richland, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, at age 73.^1,10 Mabel Claire Burke was buried at Richland Cemetery, Geistown, Pennsylvania.¹¹
     Like all of her siblings Mabel was a college graduate. She graduated from Stanford University, Phi Beta Kappa, cum laude, with majors in biology and art in 1909. She obtained a Master's Degree in Education from San Jose State College in the spring of 1910. After a brief period teaching in the Public Schools of Fowler, California, she decided to become a missionary in China and enrolled Dr. White's Theological Bible School in New York. There she met Algie Lehman who would become her husband. She accompanied Algie to China in 1915 where they lived during much of the Warlord Period (1915-1927). They were part of the Central China Mission of the Evangelical Curch and all of the children were born in China. Detailed accounts of their lives and there time in China can be found in the book "Lehman-Burke family history: a three century narrative of an ordinary American family, 1708-2002" written by their son H. Eugene Lehman.²

     Marcelle Boutry was born in March 1887 at France.^1,4,3 She was the daughter of Claude Boutry and Francoise/Francine (?) Hilldebrandt.³ Marcelle Boutry was included in the census of her mother, Francouis (Francine) ? Boutry, on 4 June 1900 at Ward 23, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.⁵ She appeared on the census of 25 April 1910 in Ward 25, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.⁶ She married Herbert "Herbie" A. Blase, son of Johann Heinrich Blese and Wilhelmina "Minnie" Plaster, circa 1918 at Illinois.¹ Marcelle Boutry was included in the census of Herbert "Herbie" A. Blase on 7 April 1930 at Pine River, Lincoln County, Wisconsin.¹ Marcelle Boutry was included in the census of Herbert "Herbie" A. Blase on 30 April 1940 at Pine River, Lincoln County, Wisconsin.⁷ Marcelle Boutry died in 1958 at Lincoln County, Wisconsin.⁴

     James Harvey Flanery was born on 1 March 1887 at Elliot County, Kentucky.^1,3,4 He was the son of John Huston "Baldy" Flanery and Sarah C Gray.^1,2 James Harvey Flanery was included during the census of his parents, John Huston "Baldy" Flanery and Sarah C Gray, on 13 June 1900 at Newfoundland, Elliott County, Kentucky.¹ James married Martha Elizabeth Creech, daughter of Absalom Harrison Creech and Sarah Ann Pennington, before 1909 at Kentucky.^3,5 James and Martha Flanery a appeared on the census of 31 May 1910 in Crackersneck, Elliott County, Kentucky.⁶ James Harvey Flanery was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1918 at Olive Hill, Carter County, Kentucky; Married with wife and 4 children.⁷ They appeared on the census of 11 January 1920 in Cracker Neck, Elliott County, Kentucky.⁵ They appeared on the census of 23 April 1930 in Scioto, Clay County, Ohio.⁸ He and Martha Elizabeth Creech appeared on the census of 8 April 1940 in Portsmough, Scioto County, Ohio.⁹ James Harvey Flanery was recorded on a 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card James listed his occupation as Minister of the Church of the Nazarene in Fullerton. on 17 April 1942 at Fullerton, Greenup County, Kentucky.⁴ He died on 17 May 1959 at Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, at age 72.²

     Eleanor F. Cullinan was born on 6 March 1887 at Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of Michael Cullinan and Nellie Ellen Hassett.¹ Eleanor F. Cullinan married Harold Summer Joseph Whitmore, son of James S. Whitmore and Altee E. Cross, on 2 August 1911 at Fitchburg, Massachusetts; Groom's Parrents: James S. Whitmore and Altie Cross.^1,3 Eleanor F. Cullinan and Harold Summer Joseph Whitmore appeared on the census of 23 January 1920 in Fitchburg, Worcester County, Massachusetts.⁴ Eleanor F. Cullinan and Harold Summer Joseph Whitmore appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 in Fitchburg, Worcester.⁵ Eleanor F. Cullinan and Harold Summer Joseph Whitmore appeared on the census of 15 April 1940 in Fitchburg City, Worcester, Massachusetts.⁶ Eleanor F. Cullinan died on 18 September 1980 at Pinellas County, Florada, at age 93.²

     Almon Elmer Higgins was born on 7 March 1887 at Portland, Maine.¹ He married Hala Ida Finch, daughter of Edward Finch and Melissa Alice Peterman, before 1913 at California.¹ Almon Elmer Higgins was recorded on a 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card at Sonoma County, California. Almon listed his wife as Hala Finch Higgins and his birthpace as Portland, Maine.³

     Raliegh Arthur Holcomb was born on 17 March 1887 at Clay County, West Virginia.¹ He was the son of Cyrus Holcomb and Nancy Walker.³ Raliegh Arthur Holcomb married Nina Josephine Withrow, daughter of David Amos Withrow and Jane Miller Skaggs, on 14 June 1908 at Marvel, Fayette County, West Virginia.^1,4 Raliegh Arthur Holcomb was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Jodie, Fayette County, West Virginia; "Married with wife and 4 children.⁵" He and Nina Josephine Withrow appeared on the census of 27 January 1920 in Falls, Fayette County, West Virginia.¹ Raliegh Arthur Holcomb and Nina Josephine Withrow appeared on the census of 3 May 1940 in Falls, Fayette County, West Virginia.⁶ Raliegh Arthur Holcomb was recorded on a 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card at Romont, Fayette County, West Virginia. Raliegh's contact: Mrs Nancy Dorcy, Charliston, W. Va.² He died on 15 January 1946 at Ansted, Fayette County, West Virginia, at age 58; Occupation at time of Death "Cobbler".^7,3

     Nannie Myrtle Waddle was born on 23 March 1887 at Bland County, Virginia.^1,5,4 She was the daughter of Newton Waddle and Mary E Finley.^3,4,5 Nannie Myrtle Waddle married Eli Daily/Dale Kitts, son of Ghanam Kitts and Abigail Ann "Annie" Steele, on 25 April 1907 at Bland County, Virginia.^1,6 Nannie Myrtle Waddle and Eli Daily/Dale Kitts appeared on the census of 23 April 1910 in Seddon, Bland County, Virginia.¹ Nannie Myrtle Waddle and Eli Daily/Dale Kitts were divorced on 27 October 1925 at Bland County, Virginia.⁶

     William "Willie" Green Kitts was born on 27 March 1887 at Bland County, Virginia.³ He was the son of Wythe G Kitts and Alice Nicewander.^1,2 William "Willie" Green Kitts was born on 16 April 1888 at Virginia.^1,2 He appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 in Jeffersonville, Tazewell County, Virginia.⁴ He died on 4 December 1963 at Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia, at age 76.³

     Daisy Mae Nowell was born on 4 April 1887 at Texas.^1,2 She married George Samuel Harbour, son of Thomas Isaiah Harbour and Martha Ann Elizabeth Richardson, on 9 April 1905 at Greer County, Oklahoma.^1,3 Daisy Mae Nowell and George Samuel Harbour appeared on the census of 17 April 1910 in Eldorado, Jackson County, Oklahoma.¹ Daisy and George appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 in Meridian, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.⁴ Daisy Mae Nowell and George Samuel Harbour appeared on the census of 4 April 1940 in Shamrock, Wheeler County, Texas; This census included Dennis Lane, age 8, Lola's son?⁵ Daisy Mae Nowell died on 17 June 1972 at Shamrock, Wheeler County, Texas, at age 85; Burial: Shamrock Cemetery.²

     Freeman Wate Bowley was born on 5 April 1887 at San Francisco, San Francisco County, California.^1,3 He was the son of Lieut Freeman Sparks (?) Bowley.² Freeman Wate Bowley married Elizabeth Wilmer Carpenter, daughter of John Thomas Carpenter and Mary Bird Fuller, after 1910.¹ Freeman Wate Bowley married Elsie Johndon on 27 July 1935 at Bethesda, Maryland.³ Freeman Wate Bowley died on 1 March 1944 at age 56.^1,3 He Posted at Find-A-Grave: USMA Class of 1911. His first wife was Elizabeth Wilmer Carpenter who he married in 1916 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He and his first wife divorced sometime between the 1930 census and his second marriage in July 1935. On July 27, 1935 he married Mrs. Elise Johnson Connor, formerly Mrs. John Connor, at the home of Major General Frederick W. Coleman in Bethesda, Maryland.³

     Alvin Ray/Roy Ketner was born on 28 April 1887 at Wisconsin.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel Ketner and Alice "Allie" Josephine McCamish.¹ Alvin Ray/Roy Ketner was included in the census of Samuel Ketner and Alice "Allie" Josephine McCamish on 1 June 1905 at Beetown, Grand County, Wisconsin.¹ Roy was included in the census of his parents, Samuel Ketner and Alice "Allie" Josephine McCamish, on 22 April 1910 at Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois.³ Alvin Ray/Roy Ketner married Florence M Hausen before 1916 at Illinois.⁴ Alvin Ray/Roy Ketner was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois; Listed himself as married with one child. Occupation Automobile Mechanic for the Veile Morter Corporation.⁵ He and Florence M Hausen appeared on the census of 3 January 1920 in Moline, Rock Island County, Wisconsin.⁶ Alvin Ray/Roy Ketner and Florence M Hausen appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 in Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois.⁴ A widower, Alven appeared with his son Clarence on the census of 23 April 1940 in Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois.⁷

     Clarence Benjamin Bacon was born in May 1887 at California.¹ He was the son of Benjamin B Bacon and Adelia Libhart.¹ Clarence Benjamin Bacon married Anna Arleta Jones, daughter of Joseph Newton Jones and Hattie Friesch, on 9 March 1910 at French Camp, San Joaquin County, California.⁴ Clarence and Anna appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California.² They appeared on the census of 10 March 1920 in O'Neal, San Joaquin County, California.⁵ A divorced Clarence Bacon died from a self inflectied gun shot on 12 July 1928 at Stockton, SAn Joaquin County, California, at age 41; From his death certificate as posted at FamilySearch. "Suicide by shooting self thru heart with shot gun.⁶"

     Rose Alice Steele was born on 7 May 1887 at Scott County, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of William Theophilus Steele and Susan Mahalia Lyons. Rose Alice Steele died in October 1893 at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, at age 6.¹ She was included in the census of parents, William Theophilus Steele, on 3 May 1910 at Powess, Scott County.² Rose Alice Steele married Henry Tyler Robinette, son of Samson Sage Robinette and Micca Jennings, on 18 December 1912 at Virginia.¹ Rose Alice Steele was included on the World War I draft card of her husband Henry Tyler Robinette on 12 September 1918 at Scott County, Virginia; Wife Listed as contact.³ Rose Alice Steele and Henry Tyler Robinette appeared on the census of 28 January 1920 in Powell, Scott County, Virginia.⁴ Henry T and Rosa S Robinetter also appeared on the census of 10 April 1930 in Powell, Scott County, Virginia.⁵ They appeared on the census of 21 May 1940 also in Powell.⁶

     Marion Josephine Armstrong was born on 15 May 1887 at Culpeper, Virginia; She was born, or so she was told, at the home of her father's "distant relatives", Cousin Fanny and Cousin Margaret Jury, two maiden ladies.¹ She was the daughter of Luther Kelly Armstrong and Marion Rebecca Brown. Marion lived in Culpeper until she was thirteen years of age. Her fondest memories seemed to have been those of the many months she spent roaming the farms of several of her Father's kin. In particular, her father's home at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Rappahannock County, and the much larger farm of "Uncle-Cousin Tom". "Uncle-Cousin Tom" who was married to "Aunt Annie" his first cousin. First cousin marriages were something that Marion's mother strongly opposed. Of her Culpeper relative's, she seemed to have liked Cousin Jo Payne the most. In 1900, the family moved to Silver Spring, Maryland where Marion finished the eighth grade commuting to Brightwood School in Washington, D.C. by street car. To reach the streetcar, she had permission to walk through small estate of Jessup Blair to the district line. Her mother's older sister, "Aunt Mary", then insisted that she stay with her for the last two years of high school and it was at Aunt Mary's, while preparing to attend Normal School that she met "Gene".¹ Marion Josephine Armstrong first appears in the Armstrong household during the census of Luther Kelly Armstrong and Marion Rebecca Brown on 11 June 1900 at Wheaton District (Silver Sping), Montgomery County, Maryland.² Marion married Harry Eugene Burke Sr., son of Herman Daniel Burke and Sarah Eugenia Jones, on 8 April 1907 in in the parsonage of the Assistant Pastor of the Epiphany Episcopal Church., Washington, D. C..^3,1 "Gene" met Marion Armstrong while Marion was living with her Aunt Mary (in Washington, D.C.) They met at a neibor's card party. As Marion remembered it "One stormy night I was asked to fill in for an absentee and somehow became a regular. No, it's not what you are thinking! Remember, he was 9 years older than I and had a very prominent nose!". They honeymooned at Kamas, Utah Where Gene spent the summer assessing insect damage in Utah forrests. Marion and Gene appeare on the census of 15 April 1910 in Washington, D. C..⁴ They are recordedi n the census of 23 January 1920 in Los Gatos, Santa Clara County, California.⁵ On the census of 16 April 1930 they are recorded at 1551 Emmerson, Palo Alto, California.⁶ Marion Josephine Armstrong and Harry Eugene Burke Sr. appeared on the census of 3 May 1940 in Redwood Township (Los Gatos), California.⁷ Marion Josephine Armstrong and Harry Eugene Burke Sr. appeared on the census of 15 April 1950 in Redwood Township (Los Gatos), Santa Clara County, California.^8,9 Marion Josephine Armstrong was recorded on a obituary of Rebecca "Boo" Templeman Armstrong on 16 January 1967 at Alexandria, Virginia; From an obituary: "Mead, Rebecc A. On Monday, January 16, 1967, at Alexandria Hospital. REBECCA A. Mead of 7215 Tanager st. Springfield, Va., wife of Bernard O. Mead; mother of Marguerite K. Littwin and Richard Wilmer Littwin; sister of Mrs. H. E. Burke, California, and Mr. Harry R. Armstrong, Maryland. Also survived by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren".¹⁰ Marion Josephine Armstrong was recoreded in the obituary of the death of her brother Harry Ringgold Armstrong on 23 January 1975 at Baltimore, Maryland.¹¹ After living for over 50 years on a government pension, Marion Josephine Armstrong died on 26 July 1984 at San Jose, Santa Clara County, California, at age 97.¹²

     James M Whiteaker was born on 17 May 1887 at Tracy, California.^1,2,3 He was the son of David Ezekiel Whiteaker and Mary J Peterman.¹ James M Whiteaker was included in the census of Willis C Griffin and Mary J Peterman on 2 June 1900 at Tulare, San Joaquin County, California.¹ James M Whiteaker appeared as a soldie ron the census of 1910 in Camp Stotsenburg, Luzon, Philipines.⁴ James was included in the census of his widowed mother, Mary J Peterman Griffin on 6 January 1920 at San Jose, Santa Clara County, California.⁵ James M Whiteaker married Eloa/Eula Stocking before 1930 at California.⁶ James M Whiteaker and Eloa/Eula Stocking appeared on the census of 2 April 1930 in Bryant Precinct, Freson County, Californie.⁷ James and Eula appeared on the census of 16 April 1940 in Township 8, Merced County, California.⁸ He was recorded on a 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card at Atwater, Merced County, California.⁹ James M Whiteaker died on 28 September 1955 at Stanislaus County, California, at age 68; Listed father as Whiteaker and mother as Peteman.²

     Lorah Ethel Todd was born on 27 May 1887 at Holden, Johnson County, Missouri.^1,2 She was the daughter of Leonidas Lowary Todd and Sarah Elizabeth Russell.² Lorah Ethel Todd married Elmer James Ellis on 17 February 1902 at Jackson County, Missouri.^1,3 Lorah Ethel Todd and Elmer James Ellis appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.¹ Lorah Ethel Todd died on 25 April 1939 at Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, at age 51; Posted at Find-A-Grave "See Missouri Death Certificate #13994. Mrs. Ellis was a housewife. She died at Research Hospital in KC. Her last address was 723 Fuller St. in KC. Her father was Leon Todd and her mother was Elizabeth Russell. She was married to Elmer Ellis on Feb. 17, 1902 in Jackson County, Missouri. He was the informant on Lorah's DC".²

     Kate Crenshaw was born on 1 June 1887.¹ She was the daughter of Zachariah Taylor Crenshaw and Adaline Watkins.^2,3 Kate Crenshaw married Russell D Owen, son of Edward Owen and Cassie Johnson, circa 1907.¹ Kate Crenshaw died on 23 November 1908 at Missouri at age 21.¹

     Elzie Leroy Potts was born on 23 June 1887 at Grain Valley, Missouri.^1,3,4 He was the son of William Carel Potts and Mary Ellen Steele.¹ Elzie Leroy Potts married Flossie E (?) after 1905 at Missouri.⁵ Elzie Leroy Potts appeared on the census of 19 April 1910 in Van Buren, Jackson County, Missouri.⁵ He was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Jackson Coutny, Missouri.⁴ He died in 1975 at Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri.³

     Chester Edwin McOmber was also known as Chester McComber.¹ He was born on 15 July 1887 at Michigan.¹ He married Mattie Ann Dekker, daughter of Charles S. Decker and Carolina Brown, on 2 March 1907.¹

     Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette and Thelma H. Porter appeared to have had no children.^2,3 Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette was born on 18 July 1887 at Jackson County, Missouri.¹ He was the son of James B Pallette and Anna L. "Annie" Dean Newton.¹ Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette was included in the census of Edgar E Axline and Vitura "Tura" Pallette on 15 April 1910 at Independance, Jackson county, Missouri.⁴ Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette married Thelma H. Porter on 24 June 1914 at Jackson County, Missouri.⁵ Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette and Thelma H. Porter appeared on the census of 12 January 1920 in Ogden, Webber County, Utah.³ They appeared on the census of 9 April 1930 in Blue, Jackson County, Missouri.² Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette and Thelma H. Porter appeared in the home of Thelma's father, William Osborn Porter, on the census of 9 April 1940 in Independence, Blue, Jackson County, Missouri.⁶ Mellville "Mell" Aubrey Pallette died on 18 February 1950 at Independence, Jackson County, Missouri, at age 62.¹

     Grace E Brown was born on 29 July 1887.¹ She married Delbert E Potts, son of William Carel Potts and Mary Ellen Steele, on 6 March 1909 at Jackson County, Missouri.¹ Grace E Brown died on 10 December 1970 at Jackson County, Missouri, at age 83.¹

     John W Ayres was born in August 1887 at Missouri.^1,2 He was the son of Charles Harrison Ayres and Emma A Greer.¹ John W Ayres was included in the census of Charles Harrison Ayres and Emma A Greer on 5 June 1900 at Fort Osage, Jackson County, Missouri.² John W Ayres was included in the census of Charles Harrison Ayres and Emma A Greer on 5 May 1910 at Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.³ John W Ayres married Aleene Shrock, daughter of Charles Braxton Shrock and Mamie Maude Perry, on 22 January 1911 at Independence, Jackson County, Missouri.⁴ John W Ayres and Aleene Shrock appeared on the census of 20 January 1920 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri.⁵ John W Ayres and Aleene Shrock appeared on the census of 28 April 1930 in Sni-A-Bar, Jackson County, Missouri; This census record included Aleene's sister, Virginia Shrock, age 21.⁶ John W Ayres died in 1970.¹

     Maria Louise Yost was born on 2 August 1887 at Tazewell County, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Harrison Erastus Yost and Elizabeth A. Bourne.¹ Maria Louise Yost married Casper Clinton Kitts, son of Newton Montgomery Kitts and Eliza Angeline "Lizzie" Williams, circa 1907 at Viginia.^1,2 Maria Louise Yost died on 4 November 1954 at age 67; Burial: Maple Hill Cemetery, Bluefield, Tazewell County.¹

     Nellie Mae Pratt was born on 17 August 1887 at Michigan.^1,3 She was the daughter of John L Pratt and Etta May Guyott.¹ Nellie Mae Pratt was included in the Michigan State census of her parents in 1894 at Walker Township.⁴ Nellie and her brother Frank were included in the census of their uncle and aunt, James E. Arment and Mary E. Pratt, on 20 June 1900 at Walker Township.⁵ She married Dexter George Hart, son of Herbert N Hart and Mary Elizabeth Moon, on 4 August 1906 at Grand Rapids.⁶ Nellie and husband Dexter Hart appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 in Grand Rapids.⁷ Dexter and Nellie also appeared on the census of 30 January 1920 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.² Nellie and Dexter were divorced between 30 January 1920 and 3 April 1930 at Michigan.⁸ Nellie Hart appeared on the census of 3 April 1930 in Grand Rapids, Michigan; She was working as a clerk in a Clothering Store and boarding in the home of a widow Margaret White.⁹ She married Frank John Sommers, son of John Sommers and Elizabeth Petrowicz, before 1942 at Kent County, Michigan; This marriage is assumed because while Nellie Hart disappeared after the 1930 census, A Nellie M. Sommers, born 17 aug 1887 died in Rockford on 10 Apr 1977. A head stone posted at Find-A-Grave gives her name as Nellie Hart Sommers.^10,11 Nellie Hart Sommers (Nellie Pratt) died on 10 April 1977 at Rockford, Kent County, Michigan, at age 89.³ Nellie Mae Pratt was buried in 1977 at Grandville, Kent County, Michigan.¹² She and Frank John Sommers appeared to have had no children.¹¹

     William Peter. Birchett was born on 30 August 1887 at Virginia.^1,2 He married Ethel Harrison Overton in 1904 at Virginia.¹ William Peter. Birchett was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Richmond, Virginia; reports he is a Chauffer and mechanic with a wife and child.² He and Ethel Harrison Overton appeared on the census of 16 January 1920 in Richmond, Richmond County, Virginia.³ Peter and Ethel appeared on the census of 10 April 1930 in Richmond, Virginia.¹ William died circa 1937 at Richmond, Virginia.⁴

     Nona Elaine Salmon was born in September 1887 at California.¹ She was the daughter of Glendower "Glen" Price Salmon and Martha M. Moore.¹ Nona Elaine Salmon was included in the census of Martha M. Moore on 13 June 1900 at Castoria, San Joaquin County, California.¹ Nona Elaine Salmon married Warren F Horr, son of Frank Horr and Sarah (?), on 5 August 1906 at San Joaquin County, California.^2,4 Warren and Nona Horr appeared on the census of 29 April 1910 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California.⁶ Nona was included on the World War I draft card of her husband Horr on 12 September 1918 at Stocton, San Joaquin County, California; Nearest Relative: "Mrs. Nona Horr".⁷ Warren and Nona appeared on the census of 12 January 1920 also in Stockton, California.³ They were were divorced at some time after 12 January 1920.² A divorced Nona Elaine Salmon Hove appeared on the census of 4 April 1930 in Stockton, California.² She died on 5 February 1983 at Stockton, San Joaquin County, California, at age 95; From an obituary added to the Find A Grave Memorial: "SLEETH-In Stockton, Februray 5, 1983. Nona E Sleeth, beloved wife of the late James Sleeth. Loving mother of Doris May Williamson of Hawaii, Sister of the late Bertha Mae Reynolds. Grandmother of Donald Williamson of New Zeland. A native of California".⁸

     Thomas Burke was born in September 1887 at Cascade Locks, Oregan.^3,4 He was the son of John Burke and Mary McLeod.² Thomas Burke appeared on the census of 10 May 1910 in Baker, Walla Walla County, Washington; This was the only Thomas Burke born in Oregon and living in eastern Washington during the 1910 census. This Thomas may well not be the Thomas Burke that married Bessie Waggoner in may of 1914.³ He married Bessie M Waggoner, daughter of Simeon Waggoner and Della Marie Callwell, on 18 May 1914 at Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington; Thomas was employed as a Cook and Bessie as a housekeeper.^5,6,1 Thomas Burke died before 1930.¹

     Gertrude Ethel Reynolds was born on 7 September 1887 at Placerville, El Dorado County, California. She was the daughter of Richard Reynolds and Josephine Elizabeth Ober. Gertrude Ethel Reynolds was recorded in the household during the census of Richard Reynolds and Josephine Elizabeth Ober on 3 June 1900 at Placerville, El Dorado County, California.¹ Gertrude Ethel Reynolds appeared on the census of 23 April 1910 in Sacremento, Sacremento County, California.² She appeared on the census of 13 January 1920 in Oakland, Alameda County, California; Book keeper a Household Supplie.³ She was the informant on the death certificate of her father, Richard Reynolds, on 26 February 1920 at Placerville, El Dorado County, California; Obituary from the "Placerville Mountain Deomcrat" Passing of Richard Reynolds: Richard Reynolds died at his home at West End Precinct Thursday morining af nine day's illness from pneumonia. Mr. Reynolds was a native of California, born at Stockton in 1855. He came to Placerville in 1883 and was married the fallowing year to Josephine Ober, who with nine children survives him. The children are Henry, Gertrude, Adeline of Sanfrancisco, Mrs. May Trout of Nevada, Mildred of Arizona, Leon Dorthy and Burrell of Placerville. A daughter, Ruth, who married and went to Guatemala, arrived in Placerville on Thursday to pay the list tribute of respect to her father. Funeral services will be held at Dillinger's Undertaking Parlors at 2 p. m. this Saturday with Interment in Union cemetery.^4,5 Gertrude Ethel Reynolds died on 10 July 1959 at El Dorado County, California, at age 71.⁶

     Dimitry Trophimovich Smolentseff was also known as Dimitry T. Smo.³ He was born on 8 September 1887 at Ijevesk, Viatka, Russia.⁴ He was the son of (?) Ivanoff.³ Dimitry Trophimovich Smolentseff married Maria Evseve before 1910 at Ivejesk, Russia.¹ Dimitry Trophimovich Smolentseff immigrated on 19 March 1923 to Seattle, King County, Washington; Vessel: President Grant from Yokohama, Japan.⁵ He was naturalized on 7 March 1929 at U.S. Distirct Court of Western District of Washington, Seattle, King County, Washington; Declared intent: 13 July 1923.⁵ He died on 19 March 1963 at Santa Clara County, California, at age 75.³

     Mary Lou Ellen Todd was born on 8 October 1887 at Caldwell County, North Carolina.^1,2 She married Robert Roy Jones, son of Enoch Franklin Jones and Nancy Younce (?), circa 1908 at Idaho.¹ Mary Lou and Robert Jones appeared on the census of 12 January 1920 in Denver, Denver County, Colorado.³ They appeared on the census of 14 April 1930 in Seattle, King Couney, Washington.¹ Mary Lou Ellen Todd died on 19 April 1967 at Everett, Snohomish County, Washington, at age 79.²

     Henry W. Herrill was born on 16 October 1887.¹ He was the son of Anderson Herrill and Anna M. Brockman.¹ Henry W. Herrill was included in the census of Anderson Herrill and Anna M. Brockman on 4 June 1900 at Hardin, Pottawattamie County, Iowa.² Henry W. Herrill married Marguerite E. Wightman on 29 January 1913.¹ Henry W. Herrill and Marguerite E. Wightman appeared on the census of 2 April 1930 in Norwalk, Iowa.³ Henry W. Herrill died on 27 January 1966 at age 78.¹

     George Justin McLeron was born on 16 October 1887 at Omaha, Nebraska.^5,2 He was the son of Michael McLernon and Ella (?)⁴ George Justin McLeron married Marjorie Pleasants Armstrong, daughter of John William Armstrong and Annette "Nannette" L. Pleasants Fisher, circa 1913 at Mexico.¹ George Justin McLeron WWI Draft Registration: Wife and 3 Children. on 17 October 1917 at Chicago, Illinois.² Marjorie and George appeared on the census of 10 May 1930 in San Antonio, Texas.¹ Geroge and Marjorie also appeared on the census of 15 April 1940 in Alamo Heights, Bexar County.⁶ He died in August 1976 at San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, at age 88.⁵

     Olive Kimbrough was born on 25 October 1887.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Brummel Kimbrough and Caroline Vroom.¹ Olive Kimbrough was included in the census of Thomas Brummel Kimbrough and Caroline Vroom on 1 June 1900 at Sugar Creek, Randolph County, Missouri; This census included Carrie's sister Addie Roan (miss spelled Moan), age 55.² Olive Kimbrough married John Allan Cook on 30 June 1908 at Randolph County, Missouri.^1,3 Olive Kimbrough died on 3 March 1984 at District of Columbia at age 96;
     Posted at Find-A-Grave: Born October 25, 1887, the daughter of Thomas B. Kimbrough and Caroline Vroom. - Wife of John Allen Cook. Olive lived in Lansing, Michigan and belonged to the Daughters of the American Revolution, Lansing Chapter, MSDAR. Her Revolutionary War Ancestor was John Ten Eych of New Jersey. Her National number is 211800. She later moved to Potomac, MD. She died March 3, 1984 at the age of 96. A flag of the United States was given in her memory to the Mooney-Goddard Cottage, a DAR grave marker was also given to the family. - She is survived by one daughter, Caroline Cook Hawkins, 3 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.¹

     Harry Henry Harrington was born on 29 October 1887 at Council, Idaho.^1,2 He was the son of Clark Harrington and Mary Ann Smith.¹ Harry Henry Harrington was recorded in the census of Walter Clark Harrington and Cora Blanche Kelly on 14 June 1900 at Council, Washington County, Idaho.³ Harry was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, between 1917 and 1918 at Milton, Umatilla County, Oregon; Married, Dependant relative.⁴ He married Mertle O (?) befroe the census in 1930 before May 1930 at Oregon.⁵ Harry Henry Harrington and Mertle Olive Bell appeared on the census of 9 May 1930 in Le Grance, Union County, Oregon.⁵ Harry Henry Harrington and Mertle Olive Bell appeared on the census of 13 April 1940 in Cove, Union County, Oregon; This census included Mertle's ex husband, Elmer Fulp.⁶ Harry Henry Harrington was recorded on a 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card Harry's contact was Myrtle Harrington--wife at Cove, Oregon.⁷ He died on 18 March 1959 at Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Wahington, at age 71; 71 years, Father: Clark Harringto; Mother: Mary Smith.⁸ He and Mertle Olive Bell appeared to have had no children.⁹

     Hazel Tower was born in November 1887 at Georgia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Levi Sawyer Tower and Mary Frances "Mamie" Huling.¹ She was listed in the census of her parents on 12 June 1900 at Americus, Sumter County.² She was also listed with them in the census of on 15 April 1910 at Americus.³ Hazel Tower married Robert Gibson Christian, son of Robert T. Christian and Lizzie (?), on 8 February 1912 at Sumter County, Georgia.^1,4 Hazel Tower and Robert Gibson Christian appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia.⁵ They also appeared on the census of 2 April 1930 in Americus, Sumter County.⁶ Hazel and Robert Christian appeared on the census of 5 April 1940 in Whitfield, Morgan County, Georgia.⁷ Hazel Tower died on 18 June 1975 at Fulton County, Georgia, at age 87.⁸

     Wallace Evans Bradley was born in November 1887 at Kentucky.^1,2 He was the son of Dr Eugene Willis Bradley and Ada Smith Gunter.¹ Wallace Evans Bradley was included during the census of his parents, Dr Eugene Willis Bradley and Ada Smith Gunter, on 2 June 1900 at Justice Precinct 8, Comanche County, Tesas.² Wallace Evans Bradley was included during the census of his parents, Dr Eugene Willis Bradley, on 23 April 1910 at Waco, Comanche County, Texas; This census included a grandson, Eugene B Mickle, age 3.³ Wallace Evans Bradley married Julia (?) at Texas.⁴ Wallace Evans Bradley and Julia (?) appeared on the census of 2 April 1930 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas.⁵ Wallace Evans Bradley and Julia (?) appeared on the census of 6 April 1940 in Waco, McLennon County, Texas.⁴ Wallace Evans Bradley died in 1968.¹ He appears to have had no children.

     Lucy Wilmina Kellam was born on 1 November 1887 at Northampton County, Virginia; Listed as an older relative or person was Lilliam Kellam Jacob, age 71, sister.^1,3 She was the daughter of David Cornelius Kellam and Lucy Wimina Nottingham.³ Lucy Wilmina Kellam married James D. Brown, son of George Fulton Brown and Mary Estelle Phineas Arnest, on 22 May 1912 at Baltimore, Maryland.^1,2 Lucy Wilmina Kellam and James D. Brown appeared on the census of 26 January 1920 in Cople, Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ Lucy Wilmina Kellam and James D. Brown appeared on the census of 7 April 1930 in Cople, Westmoreland County, Virginia.⁴ Lucy Wilmina Kellam and James D. Brown appeared on the census of 20 April 1940 in Cople, Westmoreland County, Virginia.⁵

     Frank Joseph Wattron was also known as Watteron.³ He was born on 4 November 1887 at Holbrook, Arizona.² He married Gertrude Hollenbeck, daughter of Charles Hollenbeck and Annie White, circa 1912 at California.³ Frank Joseph Wattron Traveling Salesman, Married with 3 children on 5 June 1917 at Alameda County, California.²

     Walter Perry "The Big Train" Johnson was born on 6 November 1887.¹ He and Herman Edgar Breeden were associated before 1930 at Washington, District of Columbia. Herman was Walter's Ice Man.² Walter Perry "The Big Train" Johnson died on 10 December 1946 at age 59.¹ He Ncknamed "Barney" and "The Big Train", was a Major League Baseball right-handed pitcher. He played his entire 21-year baseball career for the Washington Senators (1907–1927). He later served as manager of the Senators from 1929 through 1932 and for the Cleveland Indians from 1933 through 1935. As one person wrote. "With a remarkable amount of integrity, humility and talent never before seen in the Major Leagues, baseball’s greatest pitcher truly stood above the rest. Walter Johnson’s incredible speed and wholesome demeanor personified the golden age of baseball, earning him the country’s gratitude and respect.

Walter JohnsonBorn in Humboldt, Kansas on November 6, 1887, Johnson was the second of six children to Frank and Minnie Johnson. Growing up on his parent’s farm, Johnson appreciated the lifestyle of a rural community, as he thought the isolation was the best preparation for life and a chance to learn more about himself. When Frank decided to move the family to California in 1901 to try their luck in the oil industry, Johnson decided to try his luck at baseball.

During his high school years in California, his aptitude for baseball surfaced. Like his peers, he played numerous positions but his fast arm motion made him a natural pitcher. Upon graduating from high school in the spring of 1905, the 17-year-old set out to play as a pitcher for the semi-professional Idaho State League. The word about Johnson’s skill quickly spread, attracting the attention of “Pongo Joe” Cantillon, manager of the American League team in Washington. Johnson, a product of small-town life, could not be persuaded to leave his rural surroundings for the erratic nature a big city possessed. Not the one to be turned away, Cantillon called on Washington catcher Cliff Blankenship a year later to sign up Johnson. With a hint of trepidation still in him, Johnson took the leap and arrived in Washington, D.C. in mid-1907 to begin playing.

The Washington Senators were only in existence for seven years when Johnson started. His first pitching assignment was against the Detroit Tigers. Even though the Senators suffered a loss, fellow baseball player Ty Cobb immediately recognized the young pitcher’s unbelievable ability. “The first time I faced him, I watched him take that easy windup – and then something went past me that made me flinch. I hardly saw the pitch, but I heard it. Every one of us knew we’d met the most powerful arm ever turned loose in a ballpark,” Cobb said.

Walter JohnsonDespite Johnson’s best efforts, he could not lift the ailing team, experiencing consecutive losses five years straight. However, in 1912, Washington sprang into second place as Johnson miraculously had a career season with 32 wins, 303 strikeouts and a 1.39 ERA. Even though the Senators struggled the rest of the decade due to a dearth of quality players being recruited, Johnson held his own. He garnered All-Star recognition in 1909, 1915 and 1918. He became the first pitcher in baseball to earn the prestigious Chalmers Award in 1913 and became the American League’s MVP that same year. In addition, Johnson was successful at winning the Triple Crown as a pitcher in 1913, 1918 and 1924. During the 1916 season he also pitched a record 369.2 innings without giving up a single home run…a record that still stands proudly today.

By the 1920s, Johnson knew he was on his career’s downside. Personal tragedy struck twice when, in July 1921, his father died of a stroke. Later that year, his oldest daughter died of influenza. Stricken with grief and now the oldest pitcher in baseball, Johnson considered retirement.

Johnson’s fans would not let him have his way. His career, while distinguished, still had yet to win a coveted World Series title. Fans knew that deep down, his passion for the game would some how let him keep playing.

Walter JohnsonHe continued, and the 1924 season saw Johnson back in his true form, leading in winning percentage, strikeouts and ERA. Finally, after 17 seasons, the Senators made to the World Series. Prior to the 1924 opening World Series game, fans went wild, cheering for their favorite player. They presented him with the most expensive automobile then made in the United States: an $8,000 Lincoln touring car. President and Mrs. Coolidge were on hand as well as high officers of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. To Johnson, no one was more important than his mother, Minnie, attending her first major league ballgame after all these years. The Senators, playing against the New York Giants, won the series 4-3. Washington went back to the World Series a year later, but their win could not be duplicated.

Johnson retired as a player in 1927 when he was unable to recover from a broken leg. He finished his 21-year career with 416 wins, 3,508 strike outs and a 2.17 ERA. Two years later, he was appointed manager of the Senators. He was replaced, and in 1933, selected to manage the Cleveland Indians. His easygoing disposition and tendency to let things slide, however, did not make him a suitable manager. Johnson then entered politics winning a seat as Montgomery County Commissioner in the state of Maryland. In 1940, he ran for U.S. Congress but was narrowly defeated. Johnson died at the age of 59 on December 10, 1946 from a brain tumor.

In honor of his contributions to the game of baseball, Johnson was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936. It is only fitting that the greatest right-handed pitcher in history should be among the elite first group selected for enshrinement.³

     Isaac Emory Kitts was born on 23 November 1887 at Ceres, Bland County, Virginia.^1,3 He was the son of Newton Montgomery Kitts and Eliza Angeline "Lizzie" Williams.^1,2 Isaac Emory Kitts married Lettie Graves Campbell, daughter of Nellie (?).⁴ Isaac Emory Kitts was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia; Married with wife and 1 child.³ He and Lettie Graves Campbell appeared on the census of 20 January 1920 in Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia.⁴ Isaac Emory Kitts died on 22 April 1924 at Ashland, McDowell County, West Virginia, at age 36.²

     Ethel (?) was born in December 1887 at Texas.¹ She married George William Hairgrove, son of Marcus Dee Lafayette Hairgrove and Frances Harbour, circa 1898 at Texas.¹ Ethel (?) and George William Hairgrove appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.¹

     Etherl C Peterman was born on 8 December 1887.^1,2 She was the daughter of Jasper H Peterman and Matilda Adelaide Bollinger.¹ Etherl C Peterman was included in the census of Jasper H Peterman and Matilda Adelaide Bollinger on 7 June 1900 at Township 3 (Los Banos), Merced County, California; This census included Frederick T Wear (age 2) boarder.¹ Etherl C Peterman married Matthew Marvin Medlin, son of Florsilin D. Medlin and FRances J. (?), on 15 May 1905 at Stanislaus County, California.³ Etherl C Peterman and Matthew Marvin Medlin appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 in Tulare, San Joaquin County, California.⁴ Etherl C Peterman and Matthew Marvin Medlin appeared on the census of 3 January 1920 in Dos Palos, Merced County, California.⁵ Etherl C Peterman died on 27 October 1961 at Monterey County, California, at age 73.²

     David (Dan) White was born circa 1888 at Illinois. He was the son of William White ? and Emma (?) ?^3,4 David (Dan) White appeared on the census of 3 May 1910 in Frankfort, Franklin County, Illinois.⁵ He married Roberta "Ruby" J. Cantrell, daughter of Robert Cantrell and Dora J Maddox, before 1914.¹ Ruby and Dan White appeared on the census of 7 January 1920 in Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming.⁶ They appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada.⁷ David married Catherine M. (--?--) before 1940.⁸ David and Cahterine White appeared on the census of 17 May 1940 in Yermo, San Bernardino County, California.⁸

     Mary A. O'Donnell was born circa 1888 at Illinois.^1,3 She married Frank W. Lange, son of Gustav Frederick Lange and Malvina Augustine "Kleina" Augustine, on 1 October 1912 at Illinois.^1,2 Mary A. O'Donnell and Frank W. Lange appeared on the census of 6 January 1920 in Ward 31, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.⁴

     Eva Edna Scudder was born circa 1888 at Argonia, Sumner County, Kansas.^1,2 She was the daughter of Frank D Scudder and Lillie Fuller.³ Eva Edna Scudder married Jarvis Franklin Jones, son of Dearman William Jones and Amy Alice Weeks, circa 1913 at Kansas.¹ Eva Edna Scudder and Jarvis Franklin Jones appeared on the census of 5 January 1920 in Ward 5, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.¹ Eva Edna Scudder and Jarvis Franklin Jones appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa.⁴ Eva Edna Scudder and Jarvis Franklin Jones appeared on the census of 19 April 1940 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa.⁵ Eva Edna Scudder died on 26 December 1942 at Des Moines, Plok County, Kansas.⁶

     Cornelius J. Driscoll was born circa 1888 at New York.¹ A 12 year old Cornelius J. Driscoll appeared in the home of his morther and step-father, Marry and George Dodd, on the census of 12 June 1900 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.² Cornelius is boarding with his future wife Marion Brown's family for the census of Augusta A. Brieger in April 1910 at Manhattan, New York, New York County, New York.³ Cornelius J. Driscoll married Marion Brown, daughter of Rutherford Brown and Augusta A. Brieger, circa 1912 at New York.¹ Cornelius J. Driscoll and Marion Brown appeared on the census of 12 January 1920 in Manhattan Assembly District 23, New York, New York County, New York.¹ Cornelius and Marion appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 in Manhattan, New York County, New York.⁴ They appeared on the census of 2 April 1940 in New York, New York; This census includes his brother-in-law Elliott Brown who is listed as a brother.⁵

     Mattie (?) was born circa 1888 at Texas.¹ She married Ernest Hairgrove, son of Jesse Albert Lewis Hairgrove and Eliza Fannie (?), circa 1908 at Texas.¹ Mattie (?) was included in the census of Ernest Hairgrove on 10 April 1930 at Justice Precinct 3, Dickens County, Texas.¹

     Esther Dominguez Lopez was born circa 1888 at Tampico, Mexico.¹ She was the daughter of Miguel Robustiano Dominguez de La Torre.² Esther Dominguez Lopez married Sebastian Gorordo y Artaduy, son of Fermin DE Gorordo and Josefa Eusebia Artaduy, at Tampico, Mexico.¹ Esther was found on a passenger list on 25 December 1916 at Port Arthur, Texas; Port of Departure Tampico, Mexico. Vessel Magdalene. Frend in the U.S.: Harvy H. Bennett.³ Esther Dominguez Lopez appeared on the census of 5 January 1920 in San Antonio.⁴

     Thomas H. Denard was born circa 1888 at Texas.² He married Elmira Ethellen Donaldson, daughter of M John William Donaldson and Priscilla Ann Brink, circa 1908 at Texas.^1,2,3,4 Thomas and Mirrie appeared on the census of 17 February 1920 in Justice Precinct 2, Milam County, Texas.⁴ Elimra and Thomas also appeared on the census of 4 April 1930 in Precinct 1, McLennan County, Texas.³ Thomas and Elmira Denard appeared on the census of 23 April 1940 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas.²

     Bessie R. (?) was born circa 1888 at Virginia.¹ She married Robert Emmett Browning, son of Thomas E. Browning and Roberta Chappelear, circa 1910 at Virginia.¹ R. Emmett and Bessie Browning appeared on the census of 3 February 1920 in Center, Fauquier County, Virginia.¹ Robert and Bessie appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 in Center, Fauquier County, Virginia.² Bessie R. (?) and Robert Emmett Browning appeared on the census of 12 May 1940 in Center, Fauquier County, Virginia.³

     Stella Gertrude Seyfang was born circa 1888 at Ohio.⁵ She was the daughter of Mathew Seyfang and Mary Nordhew.⁴ Stella Gertrude Seyfang married Alexander Henderson Gould, son of William Gould and Emma Theresa Henderson, on 17 September 1913 at Lucas County, Ohio.^1,3 Stella Gertrude Seyfang and Alexander Henderson Gould appeared on the census of between 13 January 1920 and 9 February 1920 in Adams, Lucas County, Ohio.^1,5 A widowed Stella Gould and her two sons appeared on the census of 4 April 1930 in Toledo, Ohio.⁶ She also appeared on the census of 3 April 1940 in Toledo.⁷

     Gertrude Pauline Moon was born circa 1888 at Illinois.³ She married Rudolph William Grave, son of Eduard Robert Grave and Amalia (?), on 26 August 1914 at Chicago, Illinois.^1,2,4 Gertrude Pauline Moon married Frank Sifford on 24 December 1919 at Chicago, Illinois.^3,5

     Carl L. Lemert was born circa 1888 at Kansas.¹ He married Margaurite "Rita" Loch, daughter of Adam Loch and Ursula "Sula" Meador, on 7 April 1912 at Kansas.^1,2 Carl L. Lemert was included in the census of Adam Loch and Ursula "Sula" Meador on 13 January 1920 at Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas; This census included a nephew, Herman Bessinger, age 15, born in Washington, District of Columbia.¹ Carl and Rita appeared together on the census of 14 April 1930 in Chanute, Kansas.³ Carl L. Lemert and Margaurite "Rita" Loch appeared on the census of 10 April 1940 in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas.⁴

     Abbie (?) was born circa 1888 at Wisconsin.¹ She married Herman Charles August Pirk, son of William Pirk and Minnie (?), circa 1906 at Wisconsin.¹ Abbie (?) and Herman Charles August Pirk appeared on the census of 9 January 1920 in Racine, Racine County, Wisconsin.¹ Herman and Abbie Pirk appeared on the census of 16 April 1930 in Racine, Wisconsin.²

     Arthur George Woodall was born circa 1888 at Westerdale, London, England.^1,4 He was the son of Thomas C. Woodall and Annie Burton.³ Arthur George Woodall was included in the census of his parents, Thomas C. Woodall and Annie Burton, on 5 April 1891 at Birmingham, Warwickshre, England.⁴ Arthur appeared in the home of his Uncle, William Burton, on the census of 21 March 1901 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England; Arthur was listed as 13 year old nephew.⁵ Arthur George Woodall emigrated with his mother Annie and brother Herbert in 1904 from London, England; Traveling aboard the vessel Saxonia from Liverpool to Boston. Destination T.C. Woodall, 121 Haverhill Street, Boston.^2,3 He was included in the census of his likely widowed mother Annie Burton Woodall on 30 April 1910 at Riverside, Sacramento County, California; Annie reported that she had 8 children with only 6 still surviving.⁶ Arthur George Woodall married Phebe Murville Herrill, daughter of Henry Coleman Herrill and Fanny Mae Armstrong, circa 1914 at California.^1,7 Arthur George Woodall was recorded on a World War I Draft Registration Card, on 5 June 1917 at Sacramento, California; Married with wife and two children; Works at the Bell Conservatory, Sacramento as a Nursery man.² He and Phebe Murville Herrill appeared on the census of 16 January 1920 in Sacramento, California.⁷ Arthur and Phebe appeared on the census of 10 April 1930 in Sacramento, California.⁸ They also appeared on the census of 12 April 1940 in Sacramento, California.¹

     Peggie A. Starnes was born circa 1888 at Virginia.¹ She married Ballard M Baker, son of George W. Baker and Martha D Starnes, on 10 March 1910 at Scott County, Virginia.^1,3,2 Peggie A. Starnes was included in the census of George W. Baker and Martha D Starnes on 18 April 1910 at DeKalb District, Scott County, Virginia.¹ Peggie A. Starnes and Ballard M Baker appeared on the census of 5 April 1930 in DeKalb District, Virginia.³ Ballard and Peggie appeared on the census of 23 May 1940 in DeKalb District, Virginia.⁴