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Robert McCulloch, 8 South 42 West
Robert claimed a quarter in section 7,
8 South 42 West, Kit Carson County in October 1901.
POSSIBLE BUT NOT LIKELY
April 1879 Denver 
POSSIBLE
ROBERT'S FAMILY
IN 1860 POrtage County, Wisconsin, e
Henry D. McCulloch
30,
A (should be Harriet) E. McCulloch 27,
Louise McCulloch
9/12,
Olive McCulloch
52,
Henry Lawton
14, and
Minnie Hikir
17
.
In 1870 Portage County,
H. D. Mcculloch is a banker, 40,
Harriett Mcculloch
35,
Laura Mcculloch
10,
Roberty Mcculloch
8,
Sarah Mcculloch,
Anna Nilson
25, and
Anna Forgerson
16.
In 1880 Portage,
Henry Mc Culloch is 50,
Harriet Mc Culloch
46 Wife,
Robt. Mc Culloch 17 Son, a bank clerk, and
Sarah Mc Culloch
11 Daughter.
In 1900 Rockford, Illinois,
Henry D. McCulloch is 70,
Harriet L. McCulloch
67 Wife,
Louise M. Clark
39 Daughter,
Edith L. Clark
19 Granddaughter,
Edward W. Clark Jr.
18 Grandson,
Naomi W. Clark
16 Granddaughter,
Robert E. Clark
11 Grandson,
Lucius L. Clark
9 Grandson, and
Margery Clark
3 Granddaughter.
Robert L. McCullock is in Chicago in 1900, born June 1864 in
Wisconsin, a clerk in a wagon company. William B. Rose, 26, born in England, is a roomer.
June 22, 1902 Detroit, Michigan "Mr. and Mrs. Waring H. Ellis, of Canfield
avenue west, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Gertrude,
to Mr. Robert Lawton McCulloch, of Sugar City, Colorado."
The Saccharine Gazette, Sugar City, Colorado "Mr. R. L. McCulloch, of this city,
and Miss Florence Ellis, of Detroit, Michigan, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimouy last Monday
afternoon at three o'clock, Rev. Heinecken performing the ceremony in the presence of only a few
intimate friends. The groom, ‘Mr. Mack' as he is best known, is one of our hustling business men,
and also a pioneer of Sugar City, having come here from Chicago more than a year ago.
He is a member of the board of aldermen and has been prominently identified with the progress
of the city. Miss Ellis, the bride, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ellis, a wholesale cigar
dealer of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch are spending the week in Denver, and expect to return to
this city tonight. The Gazette extends congratulations and best wishies."
December 1903 " Mrs. R. L. McCulloch departed Wednesday afternoon for a visit with her parents in Detroit, Mich. "
January 1904 Sugar City "R. L. McCulloch left last Monday for Pueblo where he will engage in business. "
Robert's mother Harriet L. McCulloch died in 1906 Rockford, Illinois.
Her will mentions,
Mary F. McCulloch
Sister-in-law,
Edith Louise Clark
Grandchild,
Marjorie Wellington Clark
Grandchild,
Naomi Walton Clark
Grandchild,
Edward Warren Clark
Grandson,
Robert Ernest Clark
Grandson,
Lucius McCulloch Clark
Grandson,
Alan Brantingham
Grandson,
Robert Lawton McCulloch, Son,
Louise McCulloch Clark
Daughter, and
Sarah O. McCulloch Brantingham
Daughter.
Waring H. Ellis
, born
3 Aug 1845
, died
24 Mar 1904
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan,
, buried
Woodmere Cemetery
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan,
FindAGrave #
249093310.
FLORENCE AFTER ROBERT
In 1910 Los Angeles,
Mary B. Ellis is
55,
Waring H. Ellis
28
Son,
Florance E. McCullock 32 Daughter is divorced, and
Marion E. McCullock
6
Granddaughter born in Michigan
.
In 1920 Los Angeles,
Frank Fraiberg is 44,
Florence Fraiberg 40 Wife, and
Marion E. Mcculloch
16 Stepdaughter .
Florence Ellis Ellis Fraiberg
, born
12 May 1879
, died
17 Feb 1952
, buried
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale, California,
PLOT
Inspiration Slope, Map A17, Lot 302, Space 6
FindAGrave #
85402262.
Marion M. Walstrum
, born
1904
, died
1988
, buried
Live Oak Memorial Park
Monrovia, Los Angeles County, California,
FindAGrave #
87475164.
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ROBERT AFTER FLORENCE
Robert is in Los Angeles in 1920, divorced, in a rooming house, 57, born in Wisconsin.
He died March 2, 1922 in Los Angeles County, age 58.
POSSIBLE
September 1910 Akron, Colorado " Robert McCulloch, father of C. E.
McCulloch, spent Sunday with Charley and family. Mr. McCulloch was on
his wav to Brush, where he has purchased several car loads of hogs to
ship to southeastern Nebraska, which will be fattened for market
this winter, along with a large bunch of steers he is feeding."
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