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Kit Carson County Pioneers:

George S. and Martha (Suitor) Winchell, 8 South 43 West


MARTHA'S FAMILY

In 1870 Keokuk County, Iowa, William Suiteris farming, 37, with Elizabeth 39, both born in Illinois. William D. 12, Rosanna M. 6, Martha J. 5, and Anna V.E. 2 were born in Iowa.

In 1880 Keokuk County, William is a carpenter 47, Elizabeth B. 43, David M. 21, Rosanna 16, Martha J. 14, Anna V. 12, Margaret D. 10, and Eliza C.l 8.


William Suiter claimed a quarter in section 29, 8S 43W in 1891.

GEORGE'S FAMILY

George Sanford Winchell born December 1859 in Clayton County, Iowa, dying 1946 in Harland County, Nebraska.

George is farming in 1880 Audubon County, Iowa, 21, born in Iowa, father in Connecticut, mother in New York..

George claimed a quarter in 32, 8S 43W in 1891.

In 1900 Phillips County, Kansas, George is farming, born Dec 1857, Martha Feb 1865, Mabel Feb 1884, all three born in Iowa. Fred Dec 1885 in Kansas, Lottie N. March 1888 in Colorado, Ruby March 1892, Hazel Nov 1893and William E Jan 1897 were born in Iowa.

In 1910 Harlan County, Nebraska, George is farming, 54, with Martha J. 48, Fred 24 born in Kansas, Ruby 18 and Hazel 16 and William E. 14 in Iowa, Melvin 9 and Gladys 7 in Kansas, and grandson Harlan Tooker 2 in Nebraska.
George S. Winchel is in Harlan County, Nebraska in 1920, 62, born in Iowa, farming, with martha 54 born in Iowa, William 22 in Iowa, Melvin 20 and Gladys 16 in Kansas. Grndson Harlan 10 was born in Nebraska.

One post said:
"Children of GEORGE WINCHELL and MARTHA SUITOR are:

i. RUBY PAULINE WINCHELL, b. Marshal Town, Iowa; d. September 1929.
ii. MABEL WINCHELL, b. February 03, 1884, Audobon Co, Iowa; d. December 04, 1966.
iii. FRED WINCHELL, b. December 11, 1885, Missouri; d. October 1970, Iantha, Barton, Missouri.
iv. LOTTIE WINCHELL, b. March 01, 1888, Kit Carson Co, Colorado.
INFANT WINCHELL, b. 1891.
vi. HAZEL JOSEPHINE WINCHELL, b. November 19, 1894, Marshal Town, Iowa; d. August 11, 1981, Portland, Oregon.
vii. WILLIAM E. WINCHELL, b. January 19, 1896, California; d. April 1968, Stockton, San Joaquin, California.
viii. GEORGE MELVIN WINCHELL, b. July 22, 1900, Nebraska; d. July 25, 1989, Stockton, San Joaquin, California.
ix. GLADYS MARIE WINCHELL, b. November 10, 1907, Phillips Co, Kansas.
IT HAS HARLAN AS SON, NOT GRANDSON x. HARLAN E. WINCHELL, b. February 06, 1908, California; d. July 05, 1998, Stockton, San Joaquin, California."

"Grandpa married a Grevor. They separated and he went to California.She lived in Stamford, Nebraska.Her daughter from her first marriage, Leona, married George Sanford Winchell's son, George Melvin.
Martha Jane Suitor (daughter of William Suitor and Elizabeth Baker Cole) was born February 26, 1865 in Keokuk Co, Iowa, and died December 18, 1933.

George Sanford Winchell had a broom factory (one man operation) near Orleans or Stamford Nebraska. "

In 1920 Harlan County, Nebraska, George is farming, 62, Martha 54. William is 22, born in Iowa, Melvin 20 and Gladys 16 in Kansas.

George 75 and Martha 65 are in Harlan County, Nebraska in 1930, with grndson George Mason 15 born in Nebraska.

One tree said Martha died December 18, 1933 in Stamford, Harlan County.

In 1940 Harlan County, George S. is 85, born in Iowa, with Frances 73 Indiana.

George S. Winchell, born December 4, 1854 in Iowa, died in San Joaquin County, California on September 28, 1946.

MABEL
Mabel Winchel, 20, married Robert H. Jones, 24 on September 16, 1903 in Bloomington, Nebraska.


In 1920 Harlan County, Nebraska, Mabel is 35, married to Robert Jones 39?, farming, born in Nebraska. Robert Jr. 14, Elma 10, Estalina 5 and James 2 were all born in Nebraska.

In 1925 they're in Phillips County, Kansas, R.H. 46, Mabel 41, Robert 20, Elma 16, Estline 10, James 8, and Elith 5.

In 1940 Robert and Mabel are in Livingston, Park County, Montana, with Glenn E. 23, Lucille 19 and their Eunice four months.

Mabel W. Jones, born February 3, 1884, died in Contra Costa County, Californina on December 7, 1966.

Estaline married Loren McKenzie, and they're in Phillips County, Kansas in 1935. In 1940 they're in Stockton, California, Loren 28 born in Kansas, Catalina 26 born in Nebraska, with Betty Lou 9 and Patricia A. 6 born in Kansas, Keith A. ten months born in California.
Ruth "Estaline" (Jones) McKenzie 1914-1993 and Loren W McKenzie 1913-1999 are buried in Memory Gardens, Concord, California.

Elma E. Chapin, born April 25, 1908 in Nebraska, died June 14, 1972 in San Joaquin County.
She's buried in Lodi # 159941741.

GLADYS

Gladys married James Jesse Law in Fort Morgan Colorado on July 10, 1926. In 1930 they're in Morgan County, Colorado, Jessie 27 and Gladys M. 22, both born in Kansas. Mary J. 3, J. Clifford 1, and G. Alvin nine months all born in Colorado.

Jesse is an implement mechanic in 1940 Fort Morgan, 37, with Gladys 36. Mary Jane is 13, Clifford 11, Alvin 10, Doris Ann 8, Dale 7, and Fred 5.

Jesse is buried in Fort Morgan 1902-1972 # 73935758, with Gladys M. Law 1903-1992 # 73935770.


Clifford Law 1928-1943 is buried in Fort Morgan # 60852991.
So is Dale Law 1933-1950 # 75849664.
George Alvin Law 1929-2009 is buried in Brush # 80566863.
"George Alvin Law, 79, lifelong area resident, died early Monday morning, January 5, 2009, at his home in Log Lane Village. He was born June 21, 1929 in Brush to Jesse and Gladys(Winchel) Law. He worked as a mechanic for the majority of his life. He enjoyed woodworking and cars.
Law is survived by his daughter, Kendreth Clay and his son, George I. Law, both of Thornton; his sister, Maryjane Harvey of Forest Grove, OR; his brother, Fred Law of Akron; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Doris; two brothers, Clifford Law and Dale Law; and two sons, Lorne Law and Robert Law."

Mary Jane # 335o66838 is buried in Washington County, Oregon
"Mary Jane Harvey, a daughter given by the Lord to Jesse James Law and Gladys Marie Winchel, baptized in the Nazarene Church; was born in Fort Morgan, Colorado on March 2, 1927, and passed from her earthly shell late Wednesday evening, January 28, 2009 following a period of declining strength and health.
The span of her earthly pilgrimage was 81 years, 10 months and 26 days. In the days prior to her passing she had time with family members and friends, and they knew of her desire for her suffering to be over and to depart and be with the Lord.
She moved to Forest Grove, Oregon in 1963 where she worked and enjoyed living at Rose Grove Mobile Home Park. She left employment as a clerk from Hudson House, Inc. in July of 1967 to devote her life to raising her children and caring for her grandchildren. She also went on to help in raising her great-grandchildren.
Mary Jane, or as she called herself, MJ, loved Elvis Presley – her favorite poem was Footprints in the Sand...
Surviving along with her brother Fred Law of Akron, Colorado are her two sons - Oris "Jim" Garrett of Forest Grove, Oregon; Danny Garrett of Hillsboro, Oregon; her daughter Mary Chavez of Forest Grove, Oregon; her stepson - Bob Harvey of Elma, Washington; and her two stepdaughters – Diana Hoar of E. Falmouth, Massachusetts and Donna Campbell of Hillsboro, Oregon. She is also remembered and loved by her 22 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.
Preceding her in death were her husband Melvin Dewitt Harvey, Jr.; her sister Doris Ann Stephens; her brothers Clifford, Dale and Alvin Law; her son Clifford "Butch" Garrett; her stepson Jerry Harvey; her step grandson Mike Harvey and her grandson Jeremy Garrett. "

Doris Ann Stephens, born July 2, 1931 in Colorad, died in San Joaquin County, California on October 13, 1997.


RUBY

Ruby P. 25, is in Buffalo County, Nebraska in 1920, married to John C. Mercer 32, farming, born in Nebraska. Jessie 8, Pauline 6, Beulah 3, and Oliver 1 were all born in Nebraska.

Ruby 1892-1929 is buried in Fort Morgan # 74160468.

One tree said that she died September 30, 1929, and a son Donald Dean Mercer Jones born September 15, 1929 in Fort Mortan, died January 21, 1978 in Sunnyvale California.

John is widowed in 1930 Fort Morgan, Colorado, a farm laborer, with Jessie 15, Beulah 14, Oliver 11, Ralph 6, and Dorothy E. 9, all kids born in Nebraska.

Dorothy E. Mercer 1920-1935 is buried in Fort Morgan # 74474375.

John is buried in Fort Morgan 1887-1962 # 74220261.

He must have married Minnie (Lowery) Montgomery - August 13, 1965 San Antonio, Texas:
"Mrs. Minnie Montgomery Mercer, 87, Church, the D.A.V. and hod been resident of San Antonio for the past 20 years. ....vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Adah McBride, Mrs. Rota Gremmel, Mrs. Belle Wilson, all of San Antonio; sons, A. W. Montgomery, Arizono, V. W. Montgomery, San Angelo, Russel Montgomery, California, W. D. Montgomery Jr., Miss.; step-daughters, Mrs. Jesse Hoor and Mrs. Pauline Biggs, both of Ft. Morgan, Colo., Mrs. Beulah Hash, Calif.; step-sons, Oliver Mercer, Ft. Morgan, Colo., Ralph Mercer, S. Dakota; brothers, Nain Lowery and Bloin Lowery, both of CcHif.; sister, Mrs. Rube Samuels, Calif.; 19 grandchildren and numerous great-grond- children. Services 3:30 p.m. Friday, August 13, Roy Akers Funeral Chapels, 515 N. Main Ave. Interment Roselown Memorial Park."

Beulah born February 18, 1916, died March 27, 1986 in Stockton, California, wife of Cecil Otis Hash.

Jesse Mercer married Calvin B. Hoar on February 12, 1931 in Morgan County.

Calvin Bernard Hoar 1901-1967 is buried in Fort Morgan # 74902917, with Jessie M. Hoar 1911-2004 # 74825773.

Pauline Mercer, 16, married George Biggs on April 10, 1930 in Fort Morgan.



Oliver "Bud" Mercer 1918-1990 is buried in Morgan COunty # 145768407.

Alberta Mercer – Durben, 94, longtime Morgan County resident, passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2014, at the Collier Hospice Center in Wheat Ridge. She was born July 22, 1920, in Fort Morgan, to William Perry & Anne Borum.
Alberta was married to Oliver Mercer for over 50 years prior to his passing. She later married Fred Durben, who had been a family friend of the Mercer family for many years. Prior to retiring, Alberta worked as a seamstress. She enjoyed working in her garden, especially her flower garden. Her favorite time was spent with her family. She had been a babysitter for most of her grandchildren
Survivors include her 6 children; Albert Mercer of Buena Vista, CO, Beverly Bassett of Columbus, MT, Betty Mussmann of Fort Morgan, Alvin Mercer of Sioux Falls, SD, Dale Mercer of Wiggins, CO, and Bonnie Barber of Denver, 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren and 1 great-great grandson. She was preceded in death by both of her husbands, all her brothers & sisters and her parents.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, July 26,, 2014 at 2:00 PM at Heer Mortuary Chapel in Fort Morgan. The service will conclude at the Mortuary. Private inurnment will precede the service in Serenity Falls Columbarium.

In 1940 Morgan County, George is 36, Pauline 26, with Ruby 9, Eugene 7, and Barbara 5.

1960 Emporia Kansas "Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Higgins, 82Í Neosho St., were Mr. Higgins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Higgins, his brother, Harold Higgins anrl family, Topeka; his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Higgins' mother, Mrs. George Biggs, Fort Morgan, Colo., and her brother, George E. Biggs, Kansas City, Mo. "

March 1966 Emporia Kansas "Wedding pictures were displayed by members who attended the February unit meeting in the home of Mrs. Donald Higgins, 822 Neosho St. Mrs. Charles Dorton opened the program with a reading and Mrs. Bruce Hoover discussed the lesson subject, "Weight and Health." Mrs. George Biggs, Fort Morgan, Colo., was a guest and Mesdames Ralph Powell and Max McDuffie received game awards. Mrs. Fred Reber, Rt. 1, will be the hostess for the next meeting"

February 28, 1989 Colorado Springs "JOHN ARTHUR LINTNER, 62, of Widefield died Saturday at his home after a long illness He had worked for Robo Carwash and Pepsi Cola and was a security guard at Mountain View Nursing Home. Mr. Lintner served in the Army before retiring with the rank of first sergeant. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at United Pentecostal Church, Monica Drive and Hancock Expressway, Security, with the Rev. Tom Johnson officiating. Cremation has taken place. Dove-Witt Family Mortuary, 6630 S. U.S. 85/87, Fountain, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Lintner was born Sept. 14, 1926, in Chesterton, Ind., to Clarence and Iva (Johnson) Lintner. He had lived in Widefield since 1966. Mr. Lintner’s military honors included the Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal with Fifth Award, Army Commendation Medal with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. He was a member of VFW Post 3917 and United Pentecostal Church. He was married April 26, 1956, in Fort Morgan, to Barbara Biggs, who survives. Mr Limner also is survived by two sons, James of Fort Lewis, Wash., and Roger of Security; two daughters, Linda Dozier of Glendale, Ariz., and Sandra Dandrea of Widefield; four brothers, Will, Earl, Charles and Leonard, all of Lafayette, Ind.; three sisters, Leona Metzger of Sacramento, Calif., Louise Bowser of Kokomo, Ind., and Lillian Stein of Frankfurt, Ind.; and five grandchildren"


Ralph L. Mercer of Rapid City, South Dakota died Sunday, October 31, 2010 at the Rapid City Regional Health Center. Ralph was born October 6, 1923 in Kearney, Nebraska, the son of John C. and Ruby Mercer. His family moved to Fort Morgan, Colorado in 1926 where Ralph attended school, delivered newspapers, and worked on his familys farm. Ralph moved to Stockton, California where he worked on a dairy farm until he enlisted in the Army/Air Force on January 26, 1943.
Ralph earned the rank of staff sergeant and served as a ball turret and waist gunner on the B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber group of the 99th Bombardment Group of the 15th Air Force. He was stationed in Italy and completed fifty one bombing missions, participating in the Air Offensive Europe, Normandy, Rome, and North African Middle Eastern air campaigns. He was awarded the Silver and Bronze Combat Stars. Ralph returned to the United States and was stationed at Rapid City Army/Air Base and was honorably discharged in September 1945.
Ralph married Eula M. White of Fort Morgan, Colorado at the home of her parents on October 15, 1944. Following their marriage, the Mercers moved to Rapid City, South Dakota.
Ralph is survived by his wife, Eula, their daughter Marlene and her husband Gene, their son Barry and his wife Lanette, eight grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, and four sisters.
Graveside services with military honors by the Rushmore VFW Post 1273 Honor Guard and the South Dakota Nation Guard will be 2:00 P.M. Wednesday November 3, 2010 at Black Hills National Cemetery with Rev. Bob Jacobs officiating.


GEORGE MELVIN

" George Melvin Winchell, Jr., 73, of Stockton, passed away Saturday, March 26, 2005 at his residence. He was born June 25, 1931 in Orlene, NE. A carpenter for 45 years, Mr. Winchell was the founder of G.M. Winchell & Sons Construction. He was active in the Bluegrass Association and owned, bred and trained race horses that ran in the local circuits. He was a member of the Appaloosa Horse Club and Central Church of Christ.
He was the devoted son of the late George Melvin & Opal Winchell, the beloved husband of 47 years to Melvia Winchell of Stockton.
Dear brother of Walter Winchell of Visalia, Darrell Winchell of Stockton, the late Donna Key and the late James Winchell and the devoted grandfather of 15 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Friends are invited to attend funeral services, 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, March 30, 2005 in the Central Church of Christ, 4368 N. Sutter St., Stockton. Visitation: 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, in the Wallace-Martin Funeral Home, 520 N.
Sutter St., Stockton, CA. Committal: Cherokee Memorial Park. Stockton Record Mar 29, 2005"

LOTTIE

Lottie is in Marshalltown, Iowa in 1895, age 7, born in Colorado.


Lottie married Anson C. Smith on April 21, 1909 in Alma, Nebraska.

In 1910 Lottie Smith is 22, niece of William 45 or Ina 42 Sturm and their four kids.
Lottie is married but no spouse

(Ina Virgina Ellen (Suiter) Sturm 1868-1948 is buried in Fairbury # 84752788.)

One tree said her son Harlan Tooker Winchell 1908-1998 died in Stockton, California.

In 1920 Harlan County, Nebraska, Jesse E. Luke is 41, Clara R. 35, with Lester L. 15, LILLIE M. 13, Gladys E. 10, Racheal A. 8, Jessie L. 15, Helen M. 2, and John W. newborn.
In 1930 Harlan County, Nebraska, William Winchell is 22, Lillian 23, with Mack A. 2. Ilene L. Luke, Lillian's daughter, is 5.

In 1940 San Joaquin County, California, Harlan Winchell is 32, Lillian 32, Eileen 15, and Mack 12, all born in Nebraska. Their inlaws are with them, Jesse Luke 24 born in Nebraska and Vona 21 Kansas with to wkids born in Nebraska.


February 2006 Stockton, California
A death row inmate who tortured, raped and murdered a teenager 25 years ago moved a step closer to death when a federal appeals court dismissed petitions seeking to block Tuesday's scheduled execution on the grounds that the method to be used is cruel and unusual punishment.
Barring a reprieve by the U.S. Supreme Court, where the case is to be appealed, Michael Morales, 46, is to become the 14th prisoner California has executed since voters reinstated capital punishment in 1978. His execution would be California's third in just over two months.
On death row at San Quentin for the murder of 17-year-old Terri Winchell, Morales and his attorneys had asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco to block his looming execution amid claims that California's three-drug death cocktail, and the way it is administered, amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.
Winchell's family and friends, who expect that the execution will happen, gathered Saturday at her grave – some with flowers, others with balloons – to celebrate her life and say a final goodbye.
"When we graduated high school, a lot of us put a white rose in our bouquet in honor or Terri. We're still carrying our white rose for Terri," said Trish Costa, a classmate of Winchell's, in an interview on KXTL-TV. "We're gonna go to our high school reunion. We're gonna look for our fellow classmates, the first thing on your mind is, Terri is not here."
"I'm so glad this is coming to a close," said Barbara Christian, Winchell's mother. "All the news and notoriety is just making it like the crime happened yesterday."
Terri's father, Mack Winchell, said she was a "lovely, vivacious young lady," who always found time to spend with both her parents, who divorced when she was young.
"In all of these years, no one has contacted our family and said sorry," said Bradley Winchell, brother of the victim.


" Greg McCormack Winchell Apr. 18, 1951 - Apr. 2, 2009
Greg passed away unexpectedly at home at age 57. He is survived by his parents Mack Winchell of Stockton, Barbara Christian of Wilton. Brothers David Winchell, Bradley Winchell, Brian Chalk, son Eric Hoffman and dog Mekka.
Decorated Vietnam Veteran, including Bronze Star and two Purple Heart Medals. Member of V.F.W. Post 52 & 1267, D.A.V. and MCOC Member "Goon". He was a master artist in leather work. Greg was loved and will be greatly missed. Arrangements are Private."

"Ironically, however, when Christian's own son, Greg Winchell -- brother of Morales' victim, Terri Winchell -- was facing serious criminal charges himself six years after his sister's murder, Barbara Christian wrote the presiding judge pleading for understanding and mercy for him in words that are now echoed in the pleas of Michael Morales' mother on his behalf.
In 1987, Terri Winchell's brother Greg, a registered sex offender and child molester, was facing a third felony conviction for one of those terrible crimes the public rightly recoils from -- the rape of an 8-year-old girl. It was a brutal attack. According to the Child Abuse Victim report, the young girl managed to get away from her attacker once, only to be recaptured and repeatedly sexually assaulted. The child reported that "she had started screaming and he put his hand over her mouth and told her 'you'd better be quiet or I'm going to hurt you and your mom.'" Many would have used the same word to describe Winchell ("monster") as Barbara Christian uses to describe Mr. Morales. "

"Feb. 17, 1933 - Sept. 30, 2017
Barbara Christian, age 83 of Wilton, California passed away peacefully on September 30, 2017 in Sacramento after suffering a stroke. She was born in Long Beach, California. She enjoyed writing, photography, watching wildlife on her ranch and mostly love and devotion to her family and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Mrs. Christian is survived by her children David Winchell of Wilton, California, Bradley (Kathy) Winchell of Stockton, California, Brian Chalk of Wilton, California, 6 Grandchildren and 7 Great-grandchildren. Mrs. Christian was preceded in death by her husband Dallas Christian, her daughter Terri Lynn Winchell and son Greg M. Winchell.
Family and Friends are invited to attend services on Monday, October 9, 2017 Cherokee Memorial Park located at Hwy. 99 and East Harney Lane, Lodi California. Service is at 12:00 p.m."

HAZEL

"JOHN DENNIS MASON was born October 07, 1890 in Montevalby, Missouri, and died March 08, 1960 in Lincoln, Nebraska. He married (1) HAZEL JOSEPHINE WINCHELL May 14, 1911 in Alma, Nebraska, daughter of GEORGE WINCHELL and MARTHA SUITOR. She was born November 19, 1894 in Marshal Town, Iowa, and died August 11, 1981 in Portland, Oregon. He married (2) MARY Aft. 1933. "
"Children of JOHN MASON and HAZEL WINCHELL are:

i. MARTHA ELIZABETH MASON BLACK, b. April 16, 1913; d. June 16, 1997, Stockton, San Joaquin, California, buried in Merced County # 371560.

ii. GEORGE ALBERT MASON,born August 8, 1914 d. 1949, Stockton, California # 24018555.
iii. LOIS GENEVIEVE MASON BRYANT, # 145457010 "Lois Genevieve (Mason) Bryant was born on 08 Aug 1916 in Alma, Harlan County, Nebraska to John Mason and Hazel J. (Winchell) Mason. She died on 25 Aug 2002 at the Hospice Care Center in Kelso, Cowlitz County, Washington. She was 86 years old. Lois married Marion John Bryant on 11 Apr 1937 in Minden, Kearney County, Nebraska. They were the parents of two sons and one daughter."

iv. LOTTIE MAE MASON MIRICH, b. January 16, 1918/1919, died January 5, 2006, buried in Portland # o36312278.

v. AGNES LORRAINE MASON, b. February 28, 1920, Nebraska; d. Smith Center, Smith, Kansas; m. (1) MICK HARRINGTON; m. (2) MICKIE GIBSON; m. (3) BILL ROONEY; m. (4) WESLEY BRYANT; m. (5) AL ROJAS; m. (6) BUTCH CLAYTON; b. Stockton, California. "

In 1940 Harlan County, Nebraska, John D. Mason is 49, born in Missouri, with Hazel A. 45. Gladys D. is 17, Harlan A. 11, and Rose M. 7. Granddaughter Mary J. Smith 8 is with them. So is son George A. Mason, 25.


Hazel J. (Winchell) Freeze 1894-1981 is buried in Kelso, Washington # 101316968.
Harlan Adelbert Mason 1928-2003 is buried in Barton County, Missouri # 141111178.

Rose Marie (Mason) Bandt 1933-2009 is buried in Phillipsburg, Kansas # 160309390.

Agnes married Arvil O. Clayton in 1970 in San Joaquin County, divorcing him in 1973. She married Wesley Ernest Bryant, who died in 1979. She died April 22, 1991 in Smith Center, Kansas, per one post.
One tree listed seven spouses for Agnes.

Gladys Darlene Lambson, born Feb 28, 1923 in Alma, Nebraska, died December 5, 1996 in Flint, Michigan, residing in Sanilac County, Michigan.

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