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~1835 - 1903
Co Mayo, Ireland - Warrick Co, Indiana
Thomas Stanton, oldest son of Michael and Mary Stanton, was born in about 1835 in Co Mayo, Ireland.
The family emigrated to the US during the Great Hunger (they landed in New Orleans in Jan, 1848, so they must have left in late 1847 - which was the worst year). [Ship Viceroy - Liverpool to New Orleans - arrival date 4 Jan 1848] They settled in Warrick County, Indiana, and father Michael died shortly thereafter. Mother Mary and the children were together for the 1850 census:
1850 Indiana Warrick Anderson 159 - 30 Anderson 160
Mary Stanton 37 F Ireland
Thomas 17 farmer Ireland
Mary 13
Patsey 11
John 8
Michael 5
Austin 3 all born Ireland
Thomas is difficult to find after that. I think his mother remarried in 1851, and maybe he resented that or maybe he thought he was no longer needed as the man-of-the-family - at any rate, he was not with the rest of them in 1860. I think it is possible that he went out west to look for gold - he gave one of his sons the nickname "Nevada" - and there are certainly plenty of Stantons in the west in 1860. Here is one possibility:
1860 -California, El Dorado, Mud Springs Twp stamped 965 - 21 July - line 6
Thomas Stanton 30 m miner Ireland - with 3 other miners
I know the age is wrong, but the Stantons were never particular about dates.
Another possibility is that he was in Kentucky. Both he and his brother-in-law Thomas Baker served in the Kentucky Cavalry.
A third possibility is that he was in Indiana and the census simply missed him. Or that I missed him. One single man with only the clues of age and place of birth is difficult to differentiate from another - and it is possible that Thomas had married someone the rest of the family never knew about, so various Thomases with a young wife and a child would also be possibilities - but there is no way to be sure.
Searching for Thomas in 1860 (ones from Ireland) [Our Thomas should be about 25]
California
California, El Dorado, Mud Springs Twp stamped 965 - 21 July - line 6
Thomas Stanton 30 m miner Ireland - with 3 other miners
California, Santa Cruz, Santa Crux 619 (95)
Thomas 31 Ireland common laborer - with Orville Stuaphley 36 MS and Sarah 21 IL
Illinois
Illinois, Jo Daviess, Vinegar Hill 639 (323)
Thomas 25 Ireland farm laborer - with John Furlong 24 and Elen 21 both b. Il, and Catherine Riley 18 house servant Ireland
Illinois, Perry, DuQuoin
Thomas 28 minor Ireland with Catherine 23 Ireland and James 1 Ils
Indiana
Indiana Knox Vigo Twp Evansport 24 Aug 1860 p. 141 l. 30
Thomas Stanton 22 m farmer Ind / Nancy A 19f Ind / Rhoda G 1f Ind
Indiana Putnam Cloverdale Twp p. 36 l. 24 - 12 June 1860
Thomas Stanton 36m farmer Tn / Mary 33f Oh / L Maria? 1f Ind
Indiana Daviess Washington Twp 12 July
Thomas Stanton 22m farm labor Ind / Ann 18 / Mary 1f
Kentucky
Kentucky, Jefferson, Louisville p. 574
Thos Stanton 44 shoemaker Ireland / Margaret 35 Ireland / Mary 16 England / Kate 10 NY
John 6 Oh / Thos 4 Ky / Robert 1 Ky - see Louisville Stantons
Louisiana
Louisiana, Baton Rouge, E Baton Rouge p 97 - State Penitentiary
Thomas 24 Ireland - manslaughter
Maryland - there were 3 from Ireland, ages 45, 32 and 35
Massachusetts - 3 - ages 21, 40, 46
Missouri
Missouri, St Louis, Wd 3
house 3637 Thomas 78 Ireland / Catherine 65 / John 34 day laborer / Jeams 17 apprentice
house 3638 Thomas 26 Ireland day laborer / Ellen 25
Missouri, St Louis, Wd 5
Thomas 28, Bridget 27, William 2 Canada, Patrick 8/12 Missouri
also 2 others from Ireland aged 35
New Jersey
New Jersey, Essex, Orange wd 3
Thomas 28 Ireland / Ann 27 / John 8 / Patrick 5 / Sarah A 3 / Mary A 6/12 all NJ
also another Thomas from Ireland aged 20
New York
Thomases from Ireland aged 17, 19, 22, 25, 25, 26, 26, 30, 40, 50, 65, 78
Ohio
Ohio, Preble, Twin p. 9
Thomas 28 Ireland - with the family of David Potterf
(in 1870, there is a 35 year old Thomas, still single, farm laborer, with the family of John Donohoe)
another Thomas from Ireland in Ohio aged 40
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Luzerne, Blakely
Thomas 25 day laborer Ireland / Ann 22 Ireland / Mary A 2 PA / William 2/12 PA
other Thomases in PA from Ireland aged 20, 34, 40, 51, 52
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Fond du Lac
Thomas 30 Ireland / Catherine 20 Ireland / Mary S 2 / William 6/12
(in 1870 this Thomas is still here, with Catherine, Mary Ann, Willie, Delia and Nellie)
I think the ones on the east coast are less likely than the midwestern and western ones.
Thomas served on the Union side during the Civil War, but his records are a little confusing. On his grave, he has a marker identifying him as a member of the 6th Kentucky Cavalry (Co H), and his pension records all refer to his service in that unit. If that is the case, then he enlisted on 3 October 1862. However, the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky contains these entries:
6th Cav - Co H enrolled mustered in where transferred
Stanton, Thomas private Oct 3, 62 Oct 29, 62 Louisville July 4, 63
transferred to 17th Ind Vol
6th Ky Vet Cav - Co H mustered out
Stanton, Thomas private Oct 3, 63? Louisville Sep 6, 65 Louisville
And then I found this - I think in the Civil War Database (a subscription website):
Stanton, Thomas
residence Evansville, Ind
enlisted 6/12/1861 Indiana 17th Inf, Co D
mustered in “
deserted 9/29/1862
A bit odd, no? And the dates aren't right. My imaginative reconstrution has him enlisting in the Indiana Infantry, finding out he didn't like it, and deciding to join the Cavalry instead. I further imagine that when the authorities found out, they tried to send him back to his infantry unit. OR there could have been a mistake and he transferred from the 17th Indiana.
(His pension file, by the way, says this:
Thomas Stanton
War Department - Adj Gen’l’s Office - 9 Apr 1888
Thomas Stanton, a private of Company H, 6th Regiment Ky Cav Vols, enrolled 3 Oct 1862 at Portland 3 years - present upon muster & pay roll from enlistment to 31 Oct 1862. 28 Feb 1863 four months muster, present, and so borne to 31 Aug 1865. Mustered out- Louisville, Ky 6 Sep 1865. Name is not borne upon miscel hospl reocrds Nov 13, 1863, only hospl reocrds of this organization on file. Regl hospital records of 4" Ind Cavy showing admissions from G” Ky Cavy in June 63 and other records of this office furnish no evidence of disability.
which certainly makes it sound that he was NOT transferred (back) to the Indiana 17th. (To see his complete pension file, go here: Civil War Documents Page)
Just to add a little to the confusion, there is another record in Kentucky:
Thomas Stanton
enlisted 11/28/1861 at Louisville Kentucky Provost Guard
mustered in “
mustered out 10/3/1862 at Louisville
As you can see, the dates make it possible that this Thomas is the same as the one in the 6th Cavalry. Sigh.
At any rate, Thomas did serve in the 6th Kentucky Cavalry for at least part of the war. The first battalion of the 6th Cav was formed October 1861, but the rest of the companies, including Thomas's, were not organized until summer 1862. In January, 1863, they were ordered to join the Army of the Cumberland at Nashville. They engaged in some skirmishes, and in April they captured a camp of Texas troops; in June they were at Triune, and galloped to Franklin in time to contribute to a victory. On September 19, they were "desperately" engaged at Crawfish Springs (part of the battle of Chickamauga) - they lost 1 officer killed, 1 wounded, 6 men killed, 120 wounded or missing.
They reenlisted in January 1864, and took part in the Atlanta campaign. In November, they were sent to Louisville to re-equip themselves, then they took part in Wilson's cavalry raid through Alabama. In June (1865) they went back to Nashville, and they were mustered out 14 July 1865. (This general information about their service comes from The Union Army, volume 4 - sorry I don't have any more bib info than that. I accessed it through the Civil War Database during the time I had a subscription.)
To confuse things even more, there was a Patrick Stanton also enrolled in the Kentucky 6th Cav. Fortunately, we know our Patrick was in the 1st Indiana Cavalry (28th Regiment), Company G. We do know that, don't we?
Were there 2 Thomases? AND 2 Patricks? Well . . .
The Louisville, KY Stantons
I looked for Stantons in Kentucky, thinking that maybe our people had family there, and maybe that would explain why they came to Warrick County (just across the Ohio River, after all). I haven't been able to make any connections, but.
In the 1860 census, in Louisville, Kentucky, there were two new families of Stantons, from Ireland. One family was headed by Thomas and one by Patrick.
Thomas and Margaret's children were Mary, Kate, John, Thomas and Robert.
Patrick and Bridget's children were Mary, Mike, Bridget, John.
Common enough names, so it's not terribly surprising that they match some of our Stanton names. But in the 1870 census, there was another child in Patrick and Bridget's household: Austin.
Patrick was 35 in 1860, Thomas 44, making them contemporaries of our (now dead) father Michael. Is there a connection???
I'm not sure where Thomas went when he mustered out. He is not on the 1870 census in Warrick County, and I suspect he might be this man, in Louisville:
1870 Kentucky, Jefferson, Louisville - 7th Ward 012 - taken 4 June 1870
98-184 Stanton, Thomas 38 laborer Ireland ps foreign not citizen
also in the house: Prendergrass/Kile/Vosh/Berry/Murray/Gillahahy/Thompson/Welch/Glen
but as I said before, a single man is difficult to identify for certain, unless you have other clues besides just age and place of birth. The reasons I have for thinking this one might be our Thomas are (1) I can't find him in Indiana, (2) he served in the Kentucky Cavalry after all, (3) there were other Stantons in Louisville I suspect might be related. (see Louisville Stantons).
There is also a Thomas Stanton 30, a railroad engineer, b. Ireland, ps foreign, in a boarding house (Elkhart, Elkhart - Roll 311, Book 1, image 57). It seems too good a job for our Thomas - and also he's quite a bit younger.
Other Thomas Stantons, born Ireland, of approximately the right age in 1870:
Thos Stanton Camp Toll Gate, Yavapai, AZ abt 1834
Thomas Stanton Franklin, Chicot, AR abt 1837
Thomas Stanton Bristol, Kendall, IL abt 1834
Thomas Stanton East St Louis, St Clair, IL abt 1833
Thomas Stanton Louisville Ward 7, Jefferson, KY abt 1832
Thos Stanton St Louis Ward 9, St Louis (Independent City), MO abt 1835
Thos Stanton Not Stated, Madison, MT abt 1832
Thos Stanton Not Stated, Dawson, NE abt 1836
Thomas Stanton New York Ward 19 District 28, New York, NY abt 1835
Thos Stanton New York Ward 19 District 7 (2nd Enum), New York, NY abt 1833
Thos Stanton New York Ward 4 District 5, New York, NY abt 1832
Thos Stanton Palmyra, Wayne, NY abt 1835
Thomas Stanton Madison, Jackson, OH abt 1833
Thomas Stanton Dixon, Preble, OH abt 1835
Thomas Stanton Fond du Lac Ward 3, Fond du Lac, WI abt 1833
Be that as it may, Thomas did return to Warrick County eventually, and lived there the rest of his life.
In 1871, he married Margaret (Maggie) Marsie:
Stanton,Thomas to Marsie, Maggie 3 July 1871 by FA Brown JP
Marriage record book 4, Warrick County, Indiana, Sept. 1867-May 1873 / copied ... by Opal B. Phillips ; indexed ... by Opal B. & J. Oscar Phillips.[S.l. : s.n., 1966?] Photocopy of the original.
Tom and Maggie's first child, a daughter, Ida J, was born 1872. Their son Charles (Thomas calls him Vada on his pension application) was born in 1875, and the twins William and Thomas were born in 1880. (Thomas apparently was known as Gus.) Daughter Maggie was born in 1887. According to mother Maggie, some of the children died before 1900, but I question that. The information she gives on the various census records is contradictory - at one point, Maggie says she had 5 children, 2 living, and at another only 3 children. [Regarding the name Vada - there was a Nevada Stanton who married Grace M Jones on 14 Jan 1899; this very well could be Thomas's son Charles. The Stantons seemed big on nicknames: remember Uncle Buck, also known as Buster, whose real name was Lawrence (or Eknerwal Notnats)?]
So here are their children, as far as I can tell:
Ida J b15 October 1872
Charles (Nevada, Vada) b 17 April 1875
Thomas (Gus) b. 16 May 1880
William b. 16 May 1880
Maggie b. 16 Aug 1887
Thomas worked as a laborer - I'm not sure what that means, but it was definitely not as substantial as being a farmer.
They are on the 1880 census:
1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1
159- 161 - Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
Ida J 9
Charles 5
Thomas 15/30
William 15/30
In 1887, their final child, a girl, was born. I tend to forget about her, because she was not on any of the censuses with them, but she is listed on Thomas's pension application: Maggie M Stanton, born 16 Aug 1887.
Their son Charles got into trouble when he was a young man (notice that this occurred before Thomas filled out his pension application, so there was no disowning him or anything like that):
Boonville Standard, Friday, June 12, 1896
The case of Vada Stanton, charged with stealing a watch of Peter Robinson, from DeForest station, while Robinson was in this city, on May 20, was tried Tuesday in circuit court before the regular jury. Several witnesses appeared against Stanton, who made no defense whatever. Stanton asked to see Robinson's watch and pulled it out of his pocket, but instead of putting back the watch, Stanton deftly shoved three fingers into the pocket, keeping the watch, but making the man believe he had returned it. Afterwards Stanton sold the watch for 75 cents. The jury sentenced Stanton one year in State's prison. He was taken to the Jeffersonville penitentiary by Sheriff Cherry on Wednesday.
I know money was worth more back then, but I don't think 75 cents should have been able to buy a year of someone's life.
Vada got married in 1899, and after that I haven't been able to find him.
Stanton, Nevada - Jones, Grace M 14 Jan 1899 10-221
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
In 1897, when Thomas was filling out his pension application, he listed all the children as living, but in the 1900 census, Maggie said there were only two still alive. Our family remembers Gus (and in any case, he was living with them at the time), so he is one of them. I am not sure who the other one was supposed to be, because the two girls are both alive and living in Evansville, and Gus's twin William, according to the funeral records below, didn't die until 1937. AND it is possible (vaguely) that Charles/Nevada moved to Washington state. Thomas is the only one with a grave marker, so there are no clues there. (see funeral records below)
1900 Indiana Warrick Boonville - Ward 2, house 115 taken June 7 - Division St (couldn't see number)
Stanton, Thomas b May 1835 age 65 married 25 yrs b Ire ps b Ire Immigrated 1846 pensioner
Maggie Aug 1849 50 " 5 children, 2 living Ky Ky Ky
Gus May 1880 20
1900 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon SD1 ED94 sheet 14a (232)
125 --- 278-295 Augustin, George Dec 1861 38 ind Ind Ind lineman ....
Ida 1875 - 25 m7y 1child/1 living Ind Ire Ky
Willie Jan 1894 5 Ind Ind Ind
Stanton, Maggie sister Aug 1887 12
Thomas died in 1903.
Indiana State Board of Health - Certificate of Death (included in Civil War Documents File)
Warrick - Boon - Boonville - Thomas Stanton
male, white, married - Maggie Stanton - no date of birth given - age 67 years 2 months - occupation laborer - place of death Boonville Indiana - name of father: Michael Stanton
date of death 26 July 1903 - chief cause diarrhea & rheumatism - duration years - immediate cause - same - place of burial Maple Grove, proposed date of burial 28 July 1903 undertaker Geo Trimble
He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, section 2
Stanton, Thos - no dates - Co H 6th Ky Cav
He is the only member of his family to have a marker - I assume it is because they were too poor, and that he only got one as a vet.
Maggie lived on until 1932, but as far as I can tell, she had neither obit nor grave marker. Here she is in subsequent censuses:
1910 Indiana, Warrick - ED 103 (I think 163) Sheet 12-Boon Twp Ward 1
315-312 Stanton, Maggie 56 - 3 children 2 living - she's living alone
1920 Indiana Warrick - 108-171-4-81 428 6th St
Stanton, Maggie head rents f w 66 wid b. Ky father Tn, m Ky
1930 Indiana, Warrick, Boonville, Ward 2 p. 24a - line 32 -
Stanton, Maggie - Head R - F W 75 Wid. all Ky
Mundy, Tillie - servant - FW 60 (nurse)
According to the obituary database at the Evansville Public Library, she lived the last little bit of her life with her daughter Maggie. She died 11 June 1932:
Stanton, Mrs Maggie 78 d. 11 June 1932
1106 N Baker
died at her daughter's home
widow of Thomas Stanton, Civil War vet
dau - Mrs John Hildebrandt
Ida (1872 - aft 1900)
1872 Oct 15 - born
1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1
159- 161 - Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
Ida J 9
Charles 5
Thomas 15/30
William 15/30
1894 Apr 9 - married George Augustine, Vandenburgh, Ind
There are two records at ancestry - one lists the date and husband’s name - Bk 17, p 313
one lists her parents as Thomas and Maggie - Supplemental Marriage records, Bk 3, p. 67
1900 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon SD1 ED94 sheet 14a (232)
125 --- 278-295 Augustin, George Dec 1861 38 ind Ind Ind lineman ....
Ida 1875 - 25 m7y 1child/1 living Ind Ire Ky
Willie Jan 1894 5 Ind Ind Ind
Stanton, Maggie sister Aug 1887 12
- not found after this (and she is not listed as a relative in the funeral records of the others)
Charles (Vada/Nevada?) (1875 - aft 1899)
1875 April 17 - born
1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1
159- 161 - Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
Ida J 9
Charles 5
Thomas 15/30
William 15/30
1896-7 - in prison
"One Year in the Pen" - Boonville Standard, Friday, June 12, 1896
The case of Vada Stanton, charged with stealing a watch of Peter
Robinson, from DeForest station, while Robinson was in this city, on
May 20, was tried Tuesday in circuit court before the regular jury.
Several witnesses appeared against Stanton, who made no defense
whatever. Stanton asked to see Robinson's watch and pulled it out of
his pocket, but instead of putting back the watch, Stanton deftly shoved
three fingers into the pocket, keeping the watch, but making the man
believe he had returned it. Afterwards Stanton sold the watch for 75
cents. The jury sentenced Stanton one year in State's prison. He was
taken to the Jeffersonville penitentiary by Sheriff Cherry on Wednesday.
1899 - married Grace Jones
Stanton, Nevada - Jones, Grace M 14 Jan 1899 10-221
not found after this (and he is not mentioned in the funeral records of the others) - UNLESS this is him out in Washington state (I know the date is different, but).
??1920 Washington Yakima Wapato SD4 ED192 sheet 10a
2 — 243-244 Held, Florence E fw 20 s
Stanton, Charles roomer - Ind Ireland-English Ky laborer general
SS Death Index - ????? 700-05-3403 - Charles Stanton b 2 Mar 1876 d Dec 1973
SS# issued before 1951 by Railroad Board
last address: 97211 Portland, Multnomah, Oregon
Thomas (Gus) (1880 - 1933)
1880 May 16 - born
1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1
159- 161 - Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
Ida J 9
Charles 5
Thomas 15/30
William 15/30
1900 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Ward 2, house 115 taken June 7 - Division St
Stanton, Thomas b May 1835 age 65 married 25 yrs b Ire ps b Ire Immig 1846 pensioner
Maggie Aug 1849 50 " 5 children, 2 living Ky Ky Ky
Gus May 1880 20
1920 census - Ind, Vigo, Terre Haute - Harrison Twp SD5 ED150 sheet 14a
6 ½ N 4 (?) 233-261 Stanton, Gus roomer mw 39 s Ind Ireland-Irish KY - miner coal
1921 - married Myrtle May Lacer
Stanton, Gus to Lacer Myrtle May 16 May 1921 18-259
Not found after this, except for funeral record.
1933 Sept 1 - died
Stanton, Gus 53 d. 1 Sept 1933
414 E. Illinois St
died at his boarding house
sister Mrs. Margaret Hildebrandt - 1106 N. Baker
brother - William, Terre Haute
William - 1880 - 1937
1880 May 16 - born
1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1
159- 161 - Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
Ida J 9
Charles 5
Thomas 15/30
William 15/30
I have not been able to find him after this, and might have concluded (based on mother Maggie’s tales of how many children of hers were still alive) that he died young. But then he is mentioned in the funeral records of his mother and brother.
1937 Dec 21 - died
Stanton, William 75 d 21 Dec 1937 - Johan PL
(this is WAY too old - I think the numbers were transposed)
Dresser, Ind (this is a suburb of Terre Haute, in Vigo County)
sister - Mrs John E Hildebrandt -
1106 Baker Ave Evlle
Maggie M - 1887 - 1980
1887 Aug 16 - born
1900 - living with her sister Ida
1900 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon SD1 ED94 sheet 14a (232)
125 --- 278-295 Augustin, George Dec 1861 38 ind Ind Ind lineman ....
Ida 1875 - 25 m7y 1child/1 living Ind Ire Ky
Willie Jan 1894 5 Ind Ind Ind
Stanton, Maggie sister Aug 1887 12
1909 May 29 - married Sherman E Hopper - Warrick Co
Warrick Co, County Clerk’s Office, Book 14, p 274
1910 census - Maggie not found - but her eventual husband and stepchildren were in Evansville
1910 Ind Vand Evlle wd5 Pigeon SD1 Ed119 sheet 4d
Hildebrandt, John E 26 m3 Oh Oh Oh
Sylvia (indexed Dyara) 20 m3 2ch/2liv Ind Ind Ind
John R 2 / Irma B 1 3/12
1920 MI Calhoun Battle Creek
427 W Main - 433 - Hopper, Sherman 35 Ind Ky Ky - brick mason
Margaret 31 Ind Ire-English Ky
1920 Ind Vand Pigeon SD77 ED139 sheet 17b
919 Louisiana - Hildebrandt, John 36 Oh Oh Oh
Sylvia 29 Ind Ind Ind
John 12 / Bernice 10 / Raymond 8
1930 Ind Vandenburg Evansville Pigeon Twp SD12 Ed 82-38 sheet 19a
1106 — 374-384 Hildebrandt, John R 23 m 23 Ind Ind Ind
Jennie 25 m 25
John E father 45 wd
Raymond 19 brother
1930-33 - married John E Hildebrandt, widower with sons John and Raymond, daughter Bernice
1964 June 9 - ex-husband Sherman E Hopper died, age 80, Terre Haute, Ind.
1979 Feb 14 - husband John E Hildebrandt died, age 95, Crestview Rest Home, Indianapolis
lived Indianapolis 3 yrs, formerly Evansville
employed 20 years at Karges Furniture - retired 16 y ago
member Eagles
wife Margaret
daughter Mrs Bernice Stevens, Indianapolis
sons John R, Trenton, TN
Ray C, Evansville
1980 Sept 17 - Maggie died, age 92, Crestview, Ind
Mrs Margaret Hildebrandt, formerly 1106 Baker Ave, Evlle
Grace Baptist Church, Evlle
left Evlle 4 years ago
avid rose gardener
sons Ray C, Evlle
John R - Trenton Tn
dau Mrs Bernice Stevens, Indianapolis
1986 Feb 5 - (step) son Ray C died, age 74 - suicide (gun)
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