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2901 Census narrows his birth to between 1784-1804
Cemetery marker offers date 		Johnson, William (I5972)
 
2902 Census possibility 1790 Northumberland Co PA (later Union, present-day Snyder) George ROUSH 1 m over 16 5 m under 16 2 females

This fits what we know of his family fairly well. According to the "Roush Family in America", John George Roush would have had at this time 4 sons (George, Andrews, Phillip, John) all under 16, and one daughter, Margaret. The only discrepancy, then, is one additional son listed in ce census. Since we show a number of children born very quickly, and then none from 1785 - 1791 it is likely that there were some babies who didn't survive. I consider this a good possibility. 		Roush, John George (I966)
 
2903 Census shows family of Benjamin Hall living in same dwelling Deboard, Wright Alexander (I198)
 
2904 Census: Perleman PAYNE, b Sept 1869, with wife Della? b March 1869, Right year, but wrong name? Children Perleman, Gusta, Martha, Ceborn? #278 sisson Twp, Howell Co MO 1900. Roush, Mary F. (I3275)
 
2905 Cerebral apoplexy. Gilmore, Joseph (I134)
 
2906 Certificate # 638572, Dept of the Interior

Joel F. Deboard
Bureau of Pensions
Washington DC 15 Jan 1898

Margaret Ann Deboard, maiden name McKenzie
Married 26 Aug 1858 White co IL by PW Vineyard, Esqr
Record of license at White Co Illinois
Not previously married.
Living children:
Aidern L. born 26 Oct 1863
Snoden S. (?) 31, 1866
Emma E. Nov 19, 1868
Ola A. May 29 1872
Retus R. Dec 23, 1875
Hettie L.?) June 18 1878
Andy E., Sept 16, 1881
Louis L Sept 18 1883

Signed by Joel F. Deboard, 		Source (S132)
 
2907 Charity appears in two census families in the 1850 census; once in Randolph Co IL with her parents and two of her VICKERS children; and once with her husband George Foster STORY in White Co IL. Oddly, her youngest VICKERS child, Mary age 6, appears in the George STORY home, while her old two VICKERS children, Eli and Clarinda, appear in the home of her parents. Possibly Charity was visiting her parents when she was enumerated with them on 27 Sept 1850, and had returned home to her husband by Oct of the same year, leaving her older children behind. Adams, Charity (I2693)
 
2908 Charles A. Lee to Margaret Deboard 12 april 1900 by S. N. Hudson. Family (F240)
 
2909 Charles and Kate's divorce record (newspaper) mentions her "custody of children" implying more than one.

The 1880 census names her as "Ora," but the G. F. McSorley tree on Ancestry names the second daughter as "Ara Dell Gilmore," born about 1876. [Ara's sister Harriet married a McSorley, so this is likely a descendant].

The 1891 and 1895 Alpena, Michigan, directories name her "Miss Ara D. Gilmore."

Her marriage index record names her (or is transcribed as) "Ora Dell Gilmore."

It is worth noting the fifth person found in the 1880 Charles Gilmore household, "Anna Duell," age 18, servant. Similar to "Ana Dell."

 		Gilmore, Ara Dell (I537)
 
2910 Charlotte's death registration names her mother as "Irene Spore." Spore, Irena (I129)
 
2911 Child in their home at time of 1860 census: S. A. DOUGLASS, 1/12? This was an unreliable look-up -- possibly the child had two middle names? McKenzie, George Thomas (I3131)
 
2912 Children listed in the 1870 White Co census notation. Oliver, Henderson (I2546)
 
2913 Children of Andrew Roush and Catherine Hoot are listed in The Roush Family of America, Vol II, pg 118 - 119

It is my guess that Andrew ROUSE/ROUSH moved to Howell Co MO not long before 1860. His older children had apparently married in OH, as they are not present in the home (only Eli and Jerome). The gap in years before the next set of children indicates the likelihood that Catherine HOOT died, and Andrew remarried. He is no longer in Howell County by the time of the 1870 census. Since the "Roush Family in America" book indicates that Elias and Jerome were buried in Elkhard, Indiana, the family may have relocated to this area. One motivation for the move might have been the extremely violent condition of Howell County throughout the Civil War. 		Roush, Andrew (I158)
 
2914 Children of Cordelia and first husband, William G. Burnett, are in my hard file -- from Connie Sieveking. Davis, Cordelia Evan (I3021)
 
2915 Children of Martha Joyner's first marriage to Henry Towell are in the Davis file, in hard copy, from Connie Sieveking. Joyner, Martha (I2985)
 
2916 Children of Nancy Davis and James McGhee in hard copy from Connie Sieveking, in my Davis file. Davis, Nancy (I3003)
 
2917 Children of Sarah Davis and James A. Pearce in hard copy from Connie Sieveking, in my files. Davis, Sarah (I2992)
 
2918 Children of Thomas Spencer CROWDER and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY are listed in the content of the e-mail from Cheryl BELL, source #233.

May appear in Mississippi Co ARK census in the home of Andrew Heatherington, as a schoool teacher. Right age, right birth state. A Mary CROWDER is also present in the home, also a teacher. Also a child, Evan Crowder. Mary is not the name of his known wife, who appears with him in the 1900 census - could have been a first wife? Or this may not be his family. 		Crowder, Thomas Spencer (I430)
 
2919 Children: Alonzo, Avis, Bernice, Mildred, Fern. Family (F358)
 
2920 Children: Artie, Luman, Ethyl, Wilma, Neva. Family (F357)
 
2921 Children: Delmar, Lillian, Una, Coy Family (F354)
 
2922 Children: Eula, Pearl, Norma Family (F352)
 
2923 Children: Hazel, Anna Family (F355)
 
2924 Children: Mable, Otto, Orville, Lela, Madge, Zea, Harry. Scott, Newton Jackson (I784)
 
2925 Children: Minnie, Kattie, Lenna, Lucian, Zee, Ett, Nellie, Emmett, Homer, Nona, Leeo, Arna. Scott, Sarah Jane (I779)
 
2926 Children: Pearl, Bulas, Elmer, Robert Scott, Malinda Elizabeth (I781)
 
2927 Church: Rev War Soldiers in Zion (Morr's) Lutheran Church, near Freeburg, Snyder Co Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Michael M Mason. mmmsrch@cyberback.com

[Among the names]: Fred Arbogast, wife Margaret, dau Eva Susan baptized 1782 		Arbogast, Samuel (I172)
 
2928 Citing Biographical History of Crawford, Ida and Sac Counties:

"Isaac Gillmor, one of the early settlers of Denison Township located in this county in 1869, and the following spring he located a tract of 180 acres of improved land in Washington Township, Washington County, Iowa. He made his home in this township for two years, making improvements, and then traded this property for a farm in Denison Township, where he is now residing on Section 29, on 480 acres in Denison Township.

This was but partially improved, having some broken land and a residence. He has added until he now has 766 acres, all in one body, and it is one of the finest farms in the county. He has always made a specialty of stock-raising, feeding and shipping his own stock, and has been one of the largest growers in the county. He has made cattle his leading line. He is one of the leading and representative agriculturists of the county.

Our subject was born in County Sligo, Ireland, February 14, 1835, and was the son of Stewart and Rebecca (Hart) Gillmor. In 1847 the family came to America, locating in Davenport, where the father entered a tract of eighty acres, at $1.25 per acre, and also pre-empted eighty acres. Here he remained until 1856, when he removed to Illinois, where he died. The mother died in 1867, leaving a family of eight children, our subject being the only one in this part of the State. The latter began farming for himself in 1858, by entering a tract of 160 acres in Scott County. Here he began for himself, and only ceased his farming to enter the Army when the call came for troops to suppress the rebellion. He enlisted August 1, 1861, in Company C, Second Iowa Calvary, and was mustered out of the Army as First Lieutenant, at Selma, Alabama. He was wounded at the battle of Tupelo in the head by a minie ball. He now has the murderous little bullet in his possession. The wound was almost in the center of the crown of his head. His war record is a fine one. He was at the Battles of Siege of Corinth, Franklin, Columbia, and he was in all the battles of his regiment and in all the skirmishes around Nashville, Tennessee. After the cruel war was over he returned to Scott County, and remained there until 1869, when he came to Crawford County and was one of the first settlers here in Washington Township. He is a live energetic man, desiring the good of the county in every way. He has held the office of Township Treasurer for the past fifteen years. He has also been one of the directors of the Crawford County Fair Association, and also belongs to a number of soldier associations.

Our subject was married November 30, 1865, to Miss Hannah M. Connor, who was born in 1844 and came to the States in 1846. She was reared in Scott County. They have a fine family of six children: Margaret, Grace, Nellie, Olive, Ira and Edith. Nellie was married Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1892 to Mr. F. Goudie, of Denison, where they are located; Margaret has been engaged in school teaching for several years. Grace is also a teacher, having been teaching for three years in the Denison School. Our subject is a strong believer in education and has given his children the best of school facilities. He is a member of the John A. Logan Post No. 58, and is a Past Commander. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Denison. He is a self-made man, as he began with little and has worked his way up. He has fully demonstrated that farming in Iowa can be made a financial success." 		Gillmor, Isaac (I8347)
 
2929 Citing Biographical History of Crawford, Ida and Sac Counties:

"Isaac Gillmor, one of the early settlers of Denison Township located in this county in 1869, and the following spring he located a tract of 180 acres of improved land in Washington Township, Washington County, Iowa. He made his home in this township for two years, making improvements, and then traded this property for a farm in Denison Township, where he is now residing on Section 29, on 480 acres in Denison Township.

This was but partially improved, having some broken land and a residence. He has added until he now has 766 acres, all in one body, and it is one of the finest farms in the county. He has always made a specialty of stock-raising, feeding and shipping his own stock, and has been one of the largest growers in the county. He has made cattle his leading line. He is one of the leading and representative agriculturists of the county.

Our subject was born in County Sligo, Ireland, February 14, 1835, and was the son of Stewart and Rebecca (Hart) Gillmor. In 1847 the family came to America, locating in Davenport, where the father entered a tract of eighty acres, at $1.25 per acre, and also pre-empted eighty acres. Here he remained until 1856, when he removed to Illinois, where he died. The mother died in 1867, leaving a family of eight children, our subject being the only one in this part of the State. The latter began farming for himself in 1858, by entering a tract of 160 acres in Scott County. Here he began for himself, and only ceased his farming to enter the Army when the call came for troops to suppress the rebellion. He enlisted August 1, 1861, in Company C, Second Iowa Calvary, and was mustered out of the Army as First Lieutenant, at Selma, Alabama. He was wounded at the battle of Tupelo in the head by a minie ball. He now has the murderous little bullet in his possession. The wound was almost in the center of the crown of his head. His war record is a fine one. He was at the Battles of Siege of Corinth, Franklin, Columbia, and he was in all the battles of his regiment and in all the skirmishes around Nashville, Tennessee. After the cruel war was over he returned to Scott County, and remained there until 1869, when he came to Crawford County and was one of the first settlers here in Washington Township. He is a live energetic man, desiring the good of the county in every way. He has held the office of Township Treasurer for the past fifteen years. He has also been one of the directors of the Crawford County Fair Association, and also belongs to a number of soldier associations.

Our subject was married November 30, 1865, to Miss Hannah M. Connor, who was born in 1844 and came to the States in 1846. She was reared in Scott County. They have a fine family of six children: Margaret, Grace, Nellie, Olive, Ira and Edith. Nellie was married Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1892 to Mr. F. Goudie, of Denison, where they are located; Margaret has been engaged in school teaching for several years. Grace is also a teacher, having been teaching for three years in the Denison School. Our subject is a strong believer in education and has given his children the best of school facilities. He is a member of the John A. Logan Post No. 58, and is a Past Commander. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Denison. He is a self-made man, as he began with little and has worked his way up. He has fully demonstrated that farming in Iowa can be made a financial success." 		Gillmor, Isaac (I16763)
 
2930 citing «i»Missouri Marriage Records«/i» (Jefferson City, Missouri : Missouri State Archives), microfilm. Source (S74)
 
2931 citing «i»Tennessee County Records,«/i» Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee. Source (S1179)
 
2932 city or county? Story, Henry (I2959)
 
2933 Clara M. Parker From the book: "The early marriage records of Giles County, Tennessee were destroyed by the Federal Soldiers during the occumpation of the Courth House during the War Between the States. Since that time many people have contributed marriage records from family records, ministers records, deed records, county court cases, chancery court cases, records from the writings of Mr. Andy Weddington, records of Jean Waldrop Smith, records of Mrs. Estelle Cosby and records from the newspaper." Source (S26)
 
2934 Clara Pauline Crowder, female.
Date of death: 15 Sept 1985.
Died: Craighead County, Jonesboro. Inside City Limits.
Hospital: Rose Skilcare N. Home, Inpatient.
State of Birth: Arkansas, Citizen of U.S.A.
Widowed. Never in the armed forces.
Social Security #: 430-19-3203.
Occupation: Homemaker. Kind of Business: Home.
Residence: Arkansas, Poinsett County, City of Harrisburg.
Address: 422 May Circle. Inside City Limits.
Father: John (No Middle Initial) Dean.
Mother- Maiden Name: Jennie Lee Durham.
Informant: Llano Carlisle. Address: 5008 Sugar Lake Rd, Ft. Worth, TX
96103.
Burial, Farm Hill Cemetery, Harrisburg, Arkansas.
Date: 17 September 1985.
Name of Funeral Home: Gregg Funeral Home, Inc.
Address: 300 W. Matthews, Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Enbalmer Signature: Russel Wineburgh, Lisence # 1304.
Registrar: Katherine Napper.
Date Received by Registrar: 24 September 1985.
Death Occurred: 18 September 1985, 1:45 P.M.
Dr. Ken A. Carpenter, P. O. Box 4098, Jonesboro, AR 72403.
Immediate cause of death: Arterioscleriotic heart disease, due to or as a
consequence of Diabetes mellitus.
Autopsy: No.
Referred to medical examiner or coroner: No.

"The Modern News", Harrisburg, Arkansas 19 September 1985:
Mrs. Clara Pauline Crowder, 86, died Sunday afternon at Rose Skill Care
Nursing Center in Jonesboro. Formerly of Harrisburg, she had lived all of
her life in the Whitehall, Harrisburg, and Jonesboro area. The widow of
Joseph Allen Crowder, who died in 1968, she had been a member of the Farm
Hill United Methodist Church since 1930.
Survivors include one son, Johnie H. Dean of Chesterfield, Mo; one
daughter, Mrs. Wilford B. (Llano) Carlisle of Fort Worth, Texas; one
sister, Mrs. Clayton (Ivy) Clampit of Whitehall; five grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 17th, at the
Farm Hill United Methodist Church with Rev. Joe Bourgeois officiating.
Burial was in Farm Hill Cemetery under the direction of Gregg Funeral
Home
of Jonesboro.
Serving as pallbearers were Oren Casebier, Raymond Clampit, John Mardis,
Henry Parker, John E. Roberts, and J. S. Walls, Jr.

Allen and Clara lived in White Hall, Ark. in 1937.
Clara's Social Security # 430-19-3203.

More About CLARA PAULINE DEAN:
Fact 1: Cheryl Bell, Raymore, MO
Fact 2: Marriage Certificate
Fact 3: Certificate of Record
Fact 4: Death Certificate
Fact 5: Obituary
Fact 6: Marriage Lisence
Cause of Death: arteriosclerotic heart disease.
Medical Information: Diabetes mellitus.

Children of JOSEPH CROWDER and CLARA DEAN are:
34. i. LLANO PAULINE5 CROWDER, b. 12 April 1926, Arkansas.
ii. JOHNNY H. DEAN, d. 06 March 1991.

Notes for JOHNNY H. DEAN:
Lived in St. Louis, MO.
Foster Brother.

Generation No. 4

13. ICY FENE5 CAVIN (ALICE JOSEPHINE4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 27 October 1896, and died 28 December 1961. She
married
TOY LEVI TALLEY 17 December 1916.

Children of ICY CAVIN and TOY TALLEY are:
i. CLIFFORD SAMUEL6 TALLEY, b. 15 October 1917; d. 03 December 1918.

Notes for CLIFFORD SAMUEL TALLEY:
Never married; died young.

35. ii. LOIS ALIEEN TALLEY, b. 31 August 1919.
36. iii. LLOYD FRANKLIN TALLEY, b. 09 September 1921.
iv. CARL HILLARD TALLEY, b. 27 July 1924; d. 07 July 1926.

Notes for CARL HILLARD TALLEY:
Never married; died young.

v. TOY LEVI TALLEY, JR., b. 02 June 1927; d. 13 August 1928.

Notes for TOY LEVI TALLEY, JR.:
Never married; died young.

37. vi. ALICE VIRGINIA TALLEY, b. 20 July 1930.
38. vii. JOYCE MAE TALLEY, b. 28 February 1933.
39. viii. SAMUEL LEVI TALLEY, b. 02 November 1935.

14. EARL JOSEPH5 CROWDER (JOHN ROLAND4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1)
was born 16 July 1901 in Arkansas, and died 29 September 1985 in Sapulpa,
Creek County, Oklahoma. He married MILDRED CECILIA WILLS 23 August 1925
in
Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma.

Notes for EARL JOSEPH CROWDER:
Born in Koshkanong, Oregon Co, MO?

Buried: Suth Heights Ceme, Sapulpa, Creek Co, OK.
buried near mother, Lillian Mae Hatfield.

Lived in Sapulpa, OK.
Member of the Sapulpa Church of the Nazerine.

Earl Joseph was operated on 5 Dec 1932.
1991- Earl had Alzheimer's Disease.

Before marrying, Earl lived in Keifer, Oklahoma.

Obituary:
Earl J. Crowder, 84, of 1428 E. Jones St, died Sunday at Bartlett
Memorial
Medical Center.
Services were today in the Sapulpa Church of the Nazarene with the Revs.
James Spears and E. H. Sanders officiating.
Burial will be in South Heights Cemetery under the direction of Smith
Funeral Home.
He was born 16 July 1901, in Arkansas. He was employed for 35 years as a
field supervisor for Oklahoma Natural Gas before retiring. He was a
member
of the Sapulpa Church of the Nazerene.
He is survived by wife Mildred; daughters Betty Lou Cumby of San Diego
and
Patsy Wright of Hazelwood, Mo; six grandchildren; and six great
grandchildren.
Casket bearers were Archie Sechrest, Cleo Conley, Cleo Smith, Leo Smith,
Al
Giese and Paul Bavousette.

Medical Information: Alzheimer's Disease.

Notes for MILDRED CECILIA WILLS:
Wills/ Willis

Mildred was from Sapulpa, Creek Co, OK.
She lived with daughter Betty in San Diego, CA after Earl's death.

Children of EARL CROWDER and MILDRED WILLS are:
i. BETTY LOU6 CROWDER, b. 15 January 1927; m. JACK CUMBEY, 18 November
1944.

Notes for BETTY LOU CROWDER:
Lived in San Diego, California.

40. ii. PATSEY ERLENE CROWDER, b. 02 August 1929.

15. ELSIE MAE5 CROWDER (JOHN ROLAND4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1)
was
born 03 April 1903, and died 12 December 1973. She married JAMES E.
FRASHER 18 October 1919.

Notes for ELSIE MAE CROWDER:
Buried in Seminole, Seminole Co, Oklahoma.

Elsie Mae was operated on 9 July 1931, in the Sapulpa, OK hospital by Dr.
Cristen.

Children of ELSIE CROWDER and JAMES FRASHER are:
i. NADINE M.6 FRASHER, b. 17 September 1920; d. 1964.

Notes for NADINE M. FRASHER:
Nadine died in the fall season of 1964.

ii. ROBERT ROLAND FRASHER, b. 06 July 1922.

16. CURTIS RUSSELL5 GADBERRY (PEARL EUTILLA4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 07 December 1905 in Moko, Fulton County,
Arkansas.
He married (1) NANCY CATHERN ULRICH 13 August 1925 in Lakin, Kearny
County, Kansas, daughter of ORIN ULRICH and ETTA ALMENDINGER. He married
(2) HILDA ELIZABETH ANDERSON 17 April 1960.

Notes for CURTIS RUSSELL GADBERRY:
Married: 1st) Nancy Cathern Ulrich; 2nd) Hilda Elizabeth (Anderson) Rudd,
a
widow.

Lived in Arkansas, Oklahoma, California, Arizona.
Pentacostal Religion.

Notes for NANCY CATHERN ULRICH:
First wife of Curtis Russell.

Buried 17 June 1957 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California.

Notes for HILDA ELIZABETH ANDERSON:
Hilda Elizabeth (Anderson) Rudd, a widow.
Second wife of Curtis Russell.

Children of CURTIS GADBERRY and NANCY ULRICH are:
41. i. WILLIAM ERNEST6 GADBERRY, b. 20 May 1929, Southgate, Los Angeles
County, California.
42. ii. KENNETH VERN GADBERRY, b. 12 April 1938, Los Angeles, Los
Angeles,
California.

17. ORAS EDSEL5 GADBERRY (PEARL EUTILLA4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 12 December 1908 in West Plains, Howell County,
Missouri.
He married HELEN MARIE SHEARS 04 October 1933 in Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma, daughter of JOHN SHEARS and ELLA HOWARD.

Notes for ORAS EDSEL GADBERRY:
Lived in Oklahoma and Missouri.

Chuch of God.

Notes for HELEN MARIE SHEARS:
Lived in Idaho, Oklahoma, California.

Nurses Aide
Church of God

Children of ORAS GADBERRY and HELEN SHEARS are:
43. i. RODNEY LEON6 GADBERRY, b. 31 August 1939, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
44. ii. GLENDA FAYE GADBERRY, b. 20 August 1944, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

18. CASEY LELON5 GADBERRY (PEARL EUTILLA4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 13 June 1911 in Moody, Howell County, Missouri. He
married GLADYS ELIZABETH ASHER 02 September 1939 in Pryor, Mayes County,
Oklahoma, daughter of THOMAS MAC ASHER and MAUDE SHEARRER.

Notes for CASEY LELON GADBERRY:
Delayed Birth Certificate: Kacy Leon Gadberry.
"Kay"

Lived in Arkansas, California, Oklahoma.

Carpenter.
Baptist.

Notes for GLADYS ELIZABETH ASHER:
Lived in Arkansas, California, Oklahoma.

Book keeper/ City Clerk.
Baptist.

Children of CASEY GADBERRY and GLADYS ASHER are:
45. i. CAROLYN KAY6 GADBERRY, b. 02 October 1942, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
46. ii. MICHAEL JOE GADBERRY, b. 20 October 1946, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
47. iii. FRANKLIN ALLEN GADBERRY, b. 03 June 1949, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
48. iv. NEVA ANN GADBERRY, b. 01 February 1953, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

19. NOVA ARIETTA5 GADBERRY (PEARL EUTILLA4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 27 September 1917 in Bald Knob, Cherokee County,
Oklahoma, and died 27 August 1966. She married CLYDE MATTHEW WAID 1933,
son of FRED WAID and BERTHA HOLLOWAY.

Notes for NOVA ARIETTA GADBERRY:
Buried: Floral Haven Ceme, Broken Arrow, Tulsa Co, OK.

Children of NOVA GADBERRY and CLYDE WAID are:
49. i. LAWANA FLORENCE6 WAID, b. 04 July 1934, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
50. ii. LARRY FRED WAID, b. 03 August 1937.
51. iii. BRENDA SUE WAID, b. 02 December 1942.
iv. CLYDE WAID, JR., b. 16 June 1945; m. LAUREL LYNNE THOMAS.

Notes for CLYDE WAID, JR.:
No children to this marriage.

Lives near Tulsa, OK.

Notes for LAUREL LYNNE THOMAS:
No chlidren to this marriage.

52. v. JUANITA PEARL WAID, b. 17 July 1950, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

20. LEONA PEARL5 GADBERRY (PEARL EUTILLA4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 06 February 1920 in Bald Knob, Cherokee County,
Oklahoma.
She married (1) RICHARD MORGAN 14 October 1939 in Muskogee, Muskogee
County, Oklahoma, son of JASPER MORGAN and LAURA UNKNOWN. She married
(2)
DEWEY DEWITT 01 May 1946.

Notes for LEONA PEARL GADBERRY:
Leona married: 1st) Richard Morgan; 2nd) Dewey DeWitt.

Lived in Oklahoma, California.
Baptist.

Notes for RICHARD MORGAN:
First spouse of Leona Pearl.

Died During World War II, in England, at sea.

Buried at sea.

Baptist.
World War II Air Force.

Notes for DEWEY DEWITT:
Second spouse of Leona Pearl.

Children of LEONA GADBERRY and RICHARD MORGAN are:
53. i. HAROLD DAVID6 MORGAN, b. 05 November 1940, Muskogee, Muskogee
County, Oklahoma.
54. ii. JUDITH ANN MORGAN, b. 06 March 1943, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

Children of LEONA GADBERRY and DEWEY DEWITT are:
55. iii. NORELLA SUE6 DEWITT, b. 03 July 1947, Hungtington Park,
California.
iv. PEGGY LYNN DEWITT, b. 18 September 1951, Glendale, Los Angeles
County,
California; m. UNKNOWN.

Notes for PEGGY LYNN DEWITT:
Divorced by 1990.

21. EARL FRANKLIN5 CROWDER (THOMAS WASHINGTON4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 02 July 1908. He married FERN DOROTHY BOWEN 12 April
1931.

Notes for EARL FRANKLIN CROWDER:
Lived in Denver, Colorado.
Mormon religion.

Children of EARL CROWDER and FERN BOWEN are:
56. i. JACK RUSSELL6 CROWDER, SR., b. 06 February 1932; d. 09 June 1988.
57. ii. JOHN EARL CROWDER, b. 17 December 1939.

22. GARLAND RUSSEL5 CROWDER (THOMAS WASHINGTON4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 27 May 1912, and died 11 August 1989. He married IDA
BETH THORNE 25 May 1941.

Children of GARLAND CROWDER and IDA THORNE are:
58. i. KAREN EILEEN6 CROWDER, b. 11 February 1944.
ii. WILLIAM KENT CROWDER, b. 08 August 1947; m. KAY FRANCES SELK, 18
August 1968.
59. iii. KATHIE LYNNE CROWDER, b. 14 June 1949.

23. ALICE EILEEN5 CROWDER (THOMAS WASHINGTON4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 23 June 1920. She married DONALD CHARLES BALL 23 June
1940.

Child of ALICE CROWDER and DONALD BALL is:
60. i. LAURIE EILEEN6 BALL, b. 06 May 1954.

24. KENNETH ROY5 CROWDER (THOMAS WASHINGTON4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 29 January 1924. He married CARRIE LOUISE BAGBY 18
April
1948.

Notes for KENNETH ROY CROWDER:
Kenneth lost an arm in 1948.

Child of KENNETH CROWDER and CARRIE BAGBY is:
61. i. KENNA MAURICE6 CROWDER, b. 16 October 1949.










25. VELMA REEDY5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 30 September 1909 in Welch, Craig County,
Oklahoma, and died 21 February 1987 in Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma.
She married JAMES VIRGIL GILMORE 25 February 1928 in Muskogee, Muskogee
County, Oklahoma, son of JOHN GILMORE and MARY CHEATHAM.

Notes for VELMA REEDY GOODPASTER:
buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK

tombstone, Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, OK:
Velma Reedy Gilmore, 30 Sept 1909 - 21 Feb 1987
James Virgil Gilmore, 25 Jan 1903 - 27 Oct 1969

Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records:
Elmwood Cemetery
Velma R. Gilmore 30 Sept 1909
James V. (Jim) Gilmore 25 Jan 1903 -- 27 Oct 1969

Notes for JAMES VIRGIL GILMORE:
buried: 29 Oct 1969 Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK

tombstone, Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, OK:
Velma Reedy Gilmore 30 Sept 1909 - 21 Feb 1987
James Virgil Gilmore 25 Jan 1903 - 27 Oct 1969

Funeral Home Records: Mallet Funeral Home, Wagoner, OK:
In memory of James Virgil Gilmore
25 Jan 1903 - 27 Oct 1969
Services 2:30 29 Oct 1969
officiating: Rev. Danny Farmer & Rev. C.J. Stump
Bearers: Festus Baker, Lewis Maner, Clyde Freeman, Ulmot Farmer, Bert
Johnson, Lester Thomas
Interment Elmwood Cemetery
Arrangements by Mallett Funeral Home, Wagoner, OK.

Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records:
Elmwood Cemetery
Velma R. Gilmore 30 Sept 1909
James V. (Jim) Gilmore 25 Jan 1903 -- 27 Oct 1969

Children of VELMA GOODPASTER and JAMES GILMORE are:
62. i. JOHN LOYE6 GILMORE, b. 20 November 1928, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
63. ii. JIMMIE DALE GILMORE, b. 30 August 1932, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma; d. 11 October 1980.
64. iii. MARY LOUISE GILMORE, b. 15 January 1937, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
65. iv. ALICE RHEA GILMORE, b. 29 December 1939, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

26. ETHEL PEARL5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 27 December 1912 in Peggs, Cherokee County,
Oklahoma. She married JOHN DAVID LOWELL HAYS 21 February 1934 in Pryor,
Mayes County, Oklahoma, son of GEORGE HAYS and EARNESTINE MORRIS.

Notes for JOHN DAVID LOWELL HAYS:
buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK

Where John was born is now covered by a lake.

tombstone inscription, Elmwood Ceme:
John David Lowell Hays 21 Feb 1912 -- 30 April 1972

Children of ETHEL GOODPASTER and JOHN HAYS are:
i. DAVID LEO6 HAYS, b. 12 July 1934, Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma;
m.
SHIRLEY HETTIE SEHESTEDT, 25 March 1965, Cody, Park County, Wyoming.
66. ii. DENNIS LANDON HAYS, b. 17 September 1936, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
67. iii. WANDA LEA HAYS, b. 22 February 1939, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
68. iv. BETTY LOUISE HAYS, b. 21 October 1944, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
69. v. MARY LAVERNE HAYS, b. 09 September 1946, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
70. vi. MICHAEL LYNN HAYS, b. 18 June 1948, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
71. vii. ARLENE LORETTA HAYS, b. 02 February 1950, Wagoner, Wagoner
County,
Oklahoma.
viii. DONALD RAY HAYS, b. 30 December 1951, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma; d. 30 December 1951, Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma.

Notes for DONALD RAY HAYS:
never married; died as a baby; born premature. twin to Carolyn Kay.

buried: Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK.

Donald actually died a few minutes before midnight on the 30th; tombstone
dates say 31st.

tombstone inscription, Elmwood Ceme:
Donald Ray Hays 30 Dec 1951 -- 31 Dec 1951
Carolyn Kay Hays 30 Dec 1951 -- 31 Dec 1951

ix. CAROLYN KAY HAYS, b. 30 December 1951, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma; d. 31 December 1951, Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma.

Notes for CAROLYN KAY HAYS:
never married; died as a baby. born premature. twin to Donald Ray

buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK.

Donald Ray actually died a few minutes before midnight on the 30th;
tombstone states 31st for Donald. Carolyn died the next morning.

tombstone inscriptions, Elmwood Ceme:
Donald Ray Hays 31 Dec 1951 -- 31 Dec 1951
Carolyn Kay Hays 31 Dec 1951 -- 31 Dec 1951

72. x. FRANK LEON HAYS, b. 21 July 1953, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.
73. xi. RONALD LEWIS HAYS, b. 29 August 1954, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma.

27. ROY5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 31 May 1915 in Peggs, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, and
died
09 January 1991 in Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma. He married ETHEL
LEE
ROACH 30 September 1942 in Wagoner, Wagoner County, Oklahoma, daughter of
EDGAR ROACH and EDNA PETTY.

Notes for ROY GOODPASTER:
buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK

died at home. Farmer/ Rancher.
Pentacostal Religion.
Social Security # 522- 22- 1773

Oklahoma Marriage Lisence:
State of Oklahoma, County of Wagoner in County Court.
Mr. Roy Goodpaster of Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK, aged 27 years.
Miss Ethel Roach of Pryor, Mayes Co, OK, aged 18 years.
30 Sept 1942. Pat Williams, County Clerk.
Frances G. Gilmore, Deputy.
Recorded 30 Sept 1942. Pat Williams, County Clerk. By Frances G. Gilmore,
Deputy.
Certificate of Marriage:
John S. Moss, J.P. Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK married 30 Sept 1942.
Presence of John Towe of Wagoner and Frances Gilmore of Wagoner.
Returned & Recorded 30 Sept 1942. Pat Williams, Co. Clerk. Frances G.
Gilmore, Deputy.

Funeral Home:
In memory of Roy "Buck" Goodpaster
31 May 1915 -- 9 Jan 1991
funeral services 2:00 12 Jan 1991
Abundant Life Center, Wagoner, OK
officiating- Rev. Ron Gadberry & Rev. Roy Brown
organist- Marilyn Norman
Vocalists- Betty Gilbert & Juanita Warner
Song Selections- "Stepping on the Clouds"; "That Sounds like Heaven to
Me";
"The Sun's Coming Up"
Pallbearers- Benny Harris, Lloyd Butler, Roy Lee, Leonard Holloway, Joe
Hefley, Alfred Forbes.
Interment Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, OK
Arrangements by Mallett Funeral Home, Lucille Mallett.

Tombstone inscription, Elmwood Cemetery:
Roy Buck Goodpaster 31 May 1915 -- 9 Jan 1991

Muskogee Daily Phoenix, Friday 11 Jan 1991:
Roy (Buck) Goodpaster
Funeral services for Roy (Buck) Goodpaster, 75, of Wagoner, will be held
2:00 pm Sat, 12 Jan 1991, at the Abundant Life Center, in Wagoner.
Officiating will be Rev. Ronald Gadberry & Rev. Roy Brown. Mr. Goodpaster
was born 31 May 1915 at Peggs, OK to Jesse H. and Mary Elizabeth
Goodpaster. He died Wed, 9 Jan 1991 at his home. A member of the Abundant
Life Center Church, Mr. Goodpaster had lived most of his life in Wagoner,
where he was a farmer/ rancher. He is survived by his wife, Ethel of the
home; a son and daughter-in-law Kent & June of Wagoner; a daughter and
son-in-law Velta & Miles Hibbard of Tulsa; a brother Wayne Goodpaster of
Raymore, MO; two sisters Ethel Hays of Wagoner and Irene Sellers of Gore;
two grandchildren Kelly & Brenda. Pallbearers will be Benny Harris,
Leonard
Holloway, Lloyd Butler, Joe Hesley, Roy Lee, and Alfred Forbes. Interment
will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, under the direction of Mallett
Funeral Home.

Attending Physician Certificate of Death, Oklahoma:
Roy Goodpaster. Died 9 Jan 1991, male; white. Died outside city
limits.
Born 31 May 1915, died Wagoner County. Born Oklahoma, USA citizen.
Married. Wife: Ethel Roach. Resided Oklahoma, Wagoner Co. Age 75.
Died: City Wagoner, Rt 1, Box 763. Social Security # 522- 22- 1773.
Occupation: Farmer- Rancher- Self Employed. Residence: OK, Wagoner Co.
Residence: City of Wagoner, not in city limits.
Street address: Rt. 1, Box 763.
Father: Jesse H. Goodpaster. Mother: Mary Elizabeth Crowder.
Informant: Ethel Goodpaster, address: Rt. 1, Box 763, Wagoner, OK 74467.
Cause of death: cardiopulminary arrest due to coronary atleroselerosis &
occlusion. No other significant conditions. No autopsy. Physician
attended
disease from 20 Dec 1978 to 9 Jan 1991. Last seen 6 Jan 1991. Did not
view
body after death. Death occurred 9:30 p.m. Certifier: John C. Jackson,
D.O.
Signed 10 Jan 1991, address 410 E. Cherokee, Wagoner.
Pronounced dead 9 Jan 1991, 9:45 p.m.
Burial 12 Jan 1991, Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner, OK.
Mallet Funeral Home Box 466, Wagoner, OK.
Registrar signature, Pamela Kelly, 16 Jan 1991.

Social Security Death Benefit Records:
Goodpaster, Roy #522- 22- 1773 born: 31 May 1915. Issued: CO.
died: 9 Jan 1991.

Social Security Death Index:
Roy Goodpaster #522- 22- 1773 Issued: Colorado
born: 31 May 1915; died: 9 Jan 1991.

note: Roy was in Colorado working in the potato fields.

Wagoner Co, OK history, page 286:
Goodpaster, Roy (Buck)
Grandfather John Goodpaster was born in England and came to Kentucky.
Grandmother Ella Fostina Reedy was born in Germany and came to Kentucky.
John Goodpaster and Ella Fostina Reedy married and came to Indian
Territory
and settled near Welch, OK. The first two children born to them died.
Following are the children who survived:
Jessie Herman Goodpaster, born in 1882 at Little Caney near Welch, died
in
1972.
Pearl Goodpaster Newcomb, moved to Coweta area.
Ruby Goodpaster Webb moved to Portsmouth, Ohio area.
Gem Goodpaster Wood moved to Pawhuska, Oklahoma area.
Jenny Goodpaster died at the age of 18 with tuberculosis.
Sam Goodpaster, in the Muskogee area.
Grandfather, Thomas Spencer Crowder 1849-1901. Grandmother Betty Jane
Holloway Crowder 1858-1902. Born to them in Tennessee:
Will Crowder, John Crowder, Alice Crowder Cavin, in Arkansas; Walsh
Crowder, Colorado; Pearl Crowder Gadberry, to Wagoner area; Mary
Elizabeth
Crowder Goodpaster; Lily Crowder Foust, Arkansas; Allen Crowder,
Arkansas;
Jesse Herman Goodpaster and Mary Elizabeth Crowder, (Jesse 1882-1972,
Mary
Elizabeth 1888-1962) were married by Mary Crowder's cousin Robert
Holloway
in 1908 in Moko, Arkansas, Fulton County. Jesse Herman grew up in Salem,
Ark, West Plains, MO and Koskna. Mary Elizabeth moved from TN to Salem,
Ark. area. They married in 1908 after three weeks they came by covered
wagon to Welch, OK. Grandma and Grandpa John Goodpaster also came to OK
at
the same time and settled in the same area. Velma Goodpaster Gilmore was
born in Welch, Wagoner Co; Ethel Goodpaster Hays born in Peggs, to
Wagoner.
Roy (Buck) Goodpaster, born in Peggs 31 May 1915, moved to Wagoner County
in Wassam Chapel area. Irene Goodpaster Sellers was born in Gaylor Bend
area, Wagoner Co. Jesse Wayne Goodpaster was born in Gaylor Bend area. My
dad bought our home place in 1920. I grew up and married and moved back
to
the old home place, started to school in old Courtney school, went one
year. Mr. McClure was my teacher at Courtney School. So by this time we
became acquainted with and neighbored with both districts. Some of the
families I can remember from early 1920's on are the Gaylors and
Courtneys,
also Butler, Lee, Willis, Judge Cheever, Calvin Gross, Satterwhite,
Marceau, McCowan, Murray, Stout, Cleland, Messemore, Talley, Lewis,
Andrew,
Williams, Wymer, Coffey, Jones, Winton, Rutherford, Ashwood, Brown,
Pennington, Towe, Caywood, BEzona, Owens, McLendon, Wilson, Cocke,
Wingate,
Duvall, Anderson. I can remember when Gaylor Bend boys would walk (ford)
Grand River and play baseball with Prairie School and Victory School, now
known as Clear Creek area. On Sept. 30, 1942 I married Ethel Lee Roach,
Booth Bend area. We have two children, a daughter, Velta Fern Goodpaster,
19 November 1943; a son, Sherman Kent Goodpaster 31 October 1945. Kent
married Eva June Perryman on 5 May 1972. Eva June was born 24 April 1953,
and was from Chouteau. They have two daughters, Kelly Sue Goodpaster,
born
7 May 1974 in Wagoner Community Hospital, and Brenda Lee Goodpaster, born
7
September 1976 in Pryor Grand Valley Hospital. We still live on the old
Goodpaster homeplace. The first school at Courtney was held in log house,
one-fourth mile south of Courtney in corner. Francis Courtney gave the
school two acres. They built a new school on the corner. It started in
1909. Later it burned and the present building was built. The government
bought it in early 1940's and later it was sold at sealed bid government
sale and has been used as a dwelling house since that time. Later the
Gaylor Bend community was growing and needed their own school. They
circulated a petition needed so many signatures. My dad, Jess Goodpaster
and Dave Whitehorn were asked to sign to have enough signatures being
told
they would remain in Courtney District. Then after the Gaylor Bend
district
school was voted in, they moved the dividing line to one-half mile, Sec.
33-18-19 placing both the Goodpasters and the Whitehorn in Gaylor Bend
District with extra mill levage needed for building fund.
*Cheryl Bell notes: Grandfather John Goodpaster referred to is John
Oakley
Goodpaster. He was not born in England; he was born in Kentucky. Family
tradition being repeated here, with no proof to date. Ella Fostina Reedy
born in
Missouri, again family tradition with no proof.
The correct name for my grandfather is Jess Herman Goodpaster.
John Oakley Goodpaster and Ella Fostina Reedy had three children who died
early, Jess Herman being the fourth child, and eldest of six surviving
children.
Thomas Spencer Crowder and Betty Jane Holloway were the parents of Mary
Elizabeth Crowder, who married Jess Herman Goodpaster.

More About ROY GOODPASTER:
Fact 1: Mary Goodpaster
Fact 2: Ethel Goodpaster
Fact 3: Marriage Certificate, Wagoner, OK
Fact 4: Death Certificate, Wagoner, OK
Fact 5: Funeral Home Records
Fact 6: Obituary, Newspaper
Fact 7: Application for Marriage Lisence
Fact 8: Marriage Lisence
Fact 9: Church papers
Fact 10: tombstone inscription
Fact 11: Social Security Death Benefit Records
Fact 12: Social Security Death Index
Fact 13: Wagoner Co, OK History
Cause of Death: cardiopulminary arrest
Medical Information: cardio arrest due to coronary atleroselerosis &
occlusion.

Children of ROY GOODPASTER and ETHEL ROACH are:
i. VELTA FERN6 GOODPASTER, b. 19 November 1943, Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma; m. JAMES MILES HIBBARD, 05 December 1981, Tulsa, Tulsa County,
Oklahoma.
74. ii. SHERMAN KENT GOODPASTER, b. 31 October 1945, Wagoner, Wagoner
County, Oklahoma.

28. RAYMOND PAUL5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 08 October 1917 in Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma, and died 16 June 1990 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. He
married (1) LOIS WILLODEAN MOORE 22 October 1945 in Wagoner, Wagoner
County, Oklahoma, daughter of CLYDE MOORE and GLADYS UNKNOWN. He married
(2) THELMA LOUISE HARLAN 1947. He married (3) RUBY ABNER 31 December
1965.

Notes for RAYMOND PAUL GOODPASTER:
buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK

Raymond and Willodean buried together.

newspaper obit:
Raymond P. Goodpaster
Graveside funeral services for Raymond P. Goodpaster, 72, of Fort Smith,
Ark. were held at 11 am on Monday 18 June at Elmwood Cemetery, Wagoner,
with Rev. Roy Brown officiating. Mr. Goodpaster was born 8 Oct 1917 in
Wagoner, to Jess H. and Mary Elizabeth Goodpaster. He died 16 June 1990
at
St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa. During World War II, Mr. Goodpaster served
in the US Army. He worked for Whirlpool 18 years before his retirement.
Survivors include his wife, Ruby of the home; a daughter Linda Coulander
of
Tulsa; his step daughters JoAnn Heiss of Greenwood, Ark; Judy Odon of Van
Buren, Ark; and Roberta Weidman; two brothers Roy Goodpaster of Wagoner,
and Wayne Goodpaster of Kansas; two sisters Ethel Hays of Wagoner, and
Irene Sellers of Gore; six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Interment was in Elmwood Cemetery under the direction of Mallett Funeral
Home.

Funeral Home Information:
In Memory of Raymond P. Goodpaster
8 Oct 1918 -- 16 June 1990
Services 11:00 18 June 1990
Elmwood Cemetery
Officiating: Rev. Roy Brown
Interment Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, OK
Arrangements Mallett Funeral Home, Wagoner, OK.

note: error in date of birth. page from family Bible states 1817, entered
by mother Mary Elizabeth Crowder Goodpaster. Actual correct date is 1917.
Death certificate and tombstone read 1917. I believe the funeral home
also
corrected their records to show 1917.

Application for Marriage Lisence:

Oklahoma Raymond Paul Goodpaster applied for "myself", age 28, race
white, residence Wagoner, state OK. swear age 28, reside at Wagoner,
Wagoner Co, OK. signed Raymond Paul Goodpaster, sworn 22 Oct 1945. H.K.
Boyd, County Clerk; Geraldine Gilbert, Deputy Court Clerk.

Marriage Lisence:
Raymond Paul Goodpaster of Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK, age 28.
Miss Lois Willodean Moore of Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK, age 18.
married 22 Oct 1945 in Wagoner. H.K. Boyd, County Clerk.
Geraldine Gilbert, Deputy. Witness 22 Oct 1945 H.K. Boyd & Geraldine
Gilbert.
Certificate of Marriage:
Walter M. Odom, J.P. of Wagoner, married 22 Oct 1945 at Wagoner, Wagoner
Co, OK in presence of Clyde Moore of Wagoner & Cecil Beard of Wagoner.
Walter M. Odom, J.P. recorded Record Book 18, page 24. 22 Oct 1945. H.K.
Boyd, County Clerk.

Elmwood Cemetery tombstone inscription, Wagoner, OK:
Raymond Paul Goodpaster 8 Oct 1817 -- 16 June 1990
Lois Willodean Goodpaster 3 Feb 1927 -- 17 July 1947

Social Security Death Benefit Records:
Goodpaster, Raymond # 447- 18- 8461 born: 8 Oct 1917. Issued: OK
died: 16 June 1990

Social Security Death Index:
Raymond Goodpaster #447- 18- 8461 Issued: Oklahoma
born: 8 Oct 1917; died: 16 June 1990.

Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records:
Elmwood Cemetery
Willodean Goodpaster 3 Feb 1927 -- 17 July 1947
Raymond Goodpaster 8 Oct 1917

More About RAYMOND PAUL GOODPASTER:
Fact 1: Mary Goodpaster
Fact 2: Copy of Marriage Lisence, Wagoner, OK
Fact 3: Funeral Home Records
Fact 4: Obituary
Fact 5: Application for Marriage Lisence
Fact 6: tombstone inscription
Fact 7: Social Security Death Benefit Records
Fact 8: Social Security Death Index
Fact 9: Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records
Cause of Death: stroke due to high blood pressure

Notes for LOIS WILLODEAN MOORE:
buried: Elmwood Ceme, Wagoner, Wagoner Co, OK
Babe and Willodean buried together.

Willodean died shortly after childbirth due to infection.

Elmwood Cemetery tombstone inscription:
Raymond Paul Goodpaster 8 Oct 1917 -- 16 June 1990
Lois Willodean Goodpaster 3 Feb 1927 -- 17 July 1947

Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records:
Elmwood Cemetery
Willodean Goodpaster 3 Feb 1927 -- 17 July 1947
Raymond Goodpaster 8 Oct 1917

More About LOIS WILLODEAN MOORE:
Fact 1: Mary Goodpaster
Fact 2: Copy of Marriage Lisence, Wagoner OK
Fact 3: Application for Marriage Lisence
Fact 4: Certificate of marriage, Book 18, pg. 24
Fact 5: tombstone inscription
Fact 6: Wagoner Co, OK Cemetery Records
Cause of Death: infection after childbirth

Notes for THELMA LOUISE HARLAN:
Robert Cotter Fout, first husband to Thelma. had one daughter, Roberta.
Raymond and Louise had no children.

Enlarged heart arteries.

Notes for RUBY ABNER:
Ruby had two daughters, who were raised by Ruby's mother. It is believed
that Ruby never married their father.

Child of RAYMOND GOODPASTER and LOIS MOORE is:
75. i. LINDA CAROL6 GOODPASTER, b. 28 June 1947, Muskogee, Muskogee
County,
Oklahoma.

29. ALICE IRENE5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 24 August 1923 in Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma. She married TOMMY SELLERS 01 April 1947 in Muskogee, Muskogee
County, Oklahoma, son of ADDISON SELLERS and BESSIE UNKNOWN.

Children of ALICE GOODPASTER and TOMMY SELLERS are:
76. i. TOMMY DALE6 SELLERS, b. 14 May 1950, Muskogee, Muskogee County,
Oklahoma.
ii. ELIZABETH ANN SELLERS, b. 04 April 1952, Muskogee, Muskogee County,
Oklahoma; m. (1) DAVID KUNKEL, Muskogee, Muskogee County, Oklahoma; m.
(2)
RONALD L. CRANDALL.

Notes for ELIZABETH ANN SELLERS:
no children to either marriage.

Notes for RONALD L. CRANDALL:
no children to this marriage.

30. JESSE WAYNE5 GOODPASTER (MARY ELIZABETH4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born 28 August 1927 in Wagoner, Wagoner County,
Oklahoma. He married MARY LOUISE MOORE 23 March 1951 in Independence,
Jackson County, Missouri, daughter of JOSEPH MOORE and MARY RICHARDSON.
(note: this is my parents)

Children of JESSE GOODPASTER and MARY MOORE are:
77. i. BARBARA ANN6 GOODPASTER
78. ii. CAROLYN SUE GOODPASTER
79. iii. CHERYL KAY GOODPASTER--this is me.
80. iv. LISA RENEE GOODPASTER.
81. v. JERRY WAYNE GOODPASTER

31. ROY LEE5 PERRY, SR. (LILY MAY4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 30 October 1910. He married EMMA FRANCES WALLS.

Children of ROY PERRY and EMMA WALLS are:
i. EMILEE ANN6 PERRY, b. 14 June 1936.
ii. BARBARA JANE PERRY, b. 03 April 1938.
iii. ROY LEE PERRY, JR., b. 24 February 1947.
iv. DENNIS NICK PERRY, b. 03 December 1949.
v. TERESA JOY PERRY, b. 26 May 1958.

32. ERNIE J.5 HOPPER (LILY MAY4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1)
was born 02 May 1920. He married LEATRICE JOY RICKETT 01 December 1942.

Children of ERNIE HOPPER and LEATRICE RICKETT are:
82. i. CAROL LYNN6 HOPPER, b. 11 October 1946.
83. ii. GLENDON LEE HOPPER, b. 16 August 1948.
84. iii. ROGER DALE HOPPER, b. 16 January 1951.
iv. GERALD WAYNE HOPPER, b. 08 January 1952; m. CATHERINE DONAHUE, 05 May
1979.

Notes for GERALD WAYNE HOPPER:
Gerald and Catherine divorced in 1991.

85. v. ALENE ADELL HOPPER, b. 17 August 1954.

33. THOMAS WALTER5 HOPPER (LILY MAY4 CROWDER, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 27 June 1923. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
12
August 1942. He married (2) ELLA FRANCES NEWMAN 10 June 1970.

Notes for THOMAS WALTER HOPPER:
Married: 1st) Mary Elizabeth Williams; 2nd) Ella Frances (Newman)
Feltham.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS:
First spouse of Thomas Walter.

Notes for ELLA FRANCES NEWMAN:
Second spouse of Thomas Walter.
Ella had a previous marriage to Unknown Feltham.

Child of THOMAS HOPPER and MARY WILLIAMS is:
86. i. THOMAS MICHAEL6 HOPPER, b. 18 March 1950.

34. LLANO PAULINE5 CROWDER (JOSEPH ALLEN4, THOMAS SPENCER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born 12 April 1926 in Arkansas. She married WILFORD BRANDON
CARLISLE 28 November 1946.

Children of LLANO CROWDER and WILFORD CARLISLE are:
87. i. CHERYL YVETTE6 CARLISLE, b. 22 June 1955.
88. ii. BRETT BRANDON CARLISLE, b. 04 February 1962.




, 		Source (S71)
 
2935 Coleen? Gillmor, Coleen (I1200)
 
2936 Colton book names him "George Edwin Bucklin," but his WWI draft registration, which presumably he filled himself, names him George Edward Bucklin. Bucklin, George Edward (I401)
 
2937 Comparing map of diocese in County Sligo:
Tuam, Killala and Achonry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocese_of_Tuam,_Killala_and_Achonry#/media/File:C_of_I_Diocese_of_Tuam,_Killala_and_Achonry.png

And parishes that fall within County Sligo:
http://www.sligoroots.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/county-sligo-parish-map.jpg

The parishes that appear to be in both that diocese and County Sligo are (with Civil Parish name first, and Church of Ireland parish name in parentheses):
Ballysadare (Ballysodare)
Kilvarnet (Ballysodare)
Emlaghfad (Emlaghfad & Kilmorgan) bmd1762
Kilshalvy (Kilfree & Killaraght or Gurteen) b1878
Kilturra (Emlaghfad & Kilmorgan) bmd 1762
Cloonoghil (Achonry)
Killoran (Killoran or Rathbarron) m1845
Dromard (Dromard or Beltra?) m 1845
Skreen (Skreen) m1846, others far too late
Achonry (Achonry) m 1845, no other
Templeboy (Kilmachshalgan)
Kilmacshalgan (Kilmacshalgan) m1840, bd far too late
Kilmacteige (Kilmacteige) bmd too late
Kilmoremoy (Mayo?)
Castleconnor (Killanley) mdb begin 1834
Kilglass (Kilglass) bmd too late
Easky (Easkey) mdb, begin 1822

Records chart found at
http://www.sligoroots.com/sources/church-records/church-of-ireland-records/
 		Gilmore, Thomas (I121)
 
2938 Conflict between her name being GARRETT or FLOYD - perhaps she was married prior? Maiden name is one, married name another. Garrett, Samantha J. (I3164)
 
2939 Conflicting census data of Kansas (1885) or Missouri (1880). FindAGrave offers Missouri as her birthplace.

The 1880 census indicates confusion about birthplace for three of the children, including Cora. 		Lane, Cora Belle (I5818)
 
2940 Confusion of identity. "Down and dirty" research fails to discover who his parents were--two entirely different couples are offered as the parent couple.

Not spending more time on this mystery. 		Hughes, Frederick Jacob "Fred" (I9114)
 
2941 Connie Sieveking indicates that Cordelia (Wm's second wife) and William were cousins. She does not clarify whether Cordelia's middle name was Davis, or her original surname was Davis, and Kinsall a name from a previous marriage. There were Davis marriages with Kinsalls, so it could have been either way. Family (F1028)
 
2942 Connie Sieveking indicates that William Davis and his first wife, Margaret A. Lowery, had 10 children. Davis, William Philander (I3015)
 
2943 Contacted Denver Public Library research dept to ask their advice on obtaining a copy. Rowlett, Virginia Maxine (I5561)
 
2944 Conversations with my mother over the course of many years. Source (S53)
 
2945 Copy of title page and copy of pertinent pages sent to me by Charlie Lambaren of the San Joaquin County Genealogical Society, in Jan 2007. Source (S1086)
 
2946 Correspondence between DeBoard family members during that period indicate that Aley and Link Jenkins had a stormy relationship. It clearly did not survive for very long. Their great grandaughter, Libby Stalter, cites a family story that Link became involved with a 17-year-old girl in West Plains. He is said to have "run off" with the girl in 1898, and were ever heard from again, even by her family. Family (F329)
 
2947 Correspondence with Wray Lamb (wraylamb@sympatico.ca)

27 April 2015
Janis
My family is as follow with Theresa as my great grandmother

Theresa Maria had 5 children?Husband ? Wallace David Forman
Elwood -- not married
Melville -- 1 child --- Teresa
Roy -- Died at the London, Ont. Military Barracks during WW1 ? Spanish flue
Clara Amelia ( Bridges) ? 4 children ? Husband ? James Wallace Bridges
Ralph -- married but no children


Clara Amelia ( Bridges)-- my grandmother ? 4 children
Rheta Beryl (Lamb) -- my mother ? I?m the only child ? Dad?s name was John Elwood Lamb
Claire -- 2 children Tom, Brenda ----- wife Kathryn Gentleman
Aileen ( Cox) -- 6 children -----John, Nancy, Carol, Jim, Peter, David --Husband Roy Cox
Elma ( Watson) ? 2 children--- Larry , Murray ? Husband ?George Watson

Elwood Wray ( Lamb) that?s me--- 2 children -- Michael Wray, Christopher Wayne -- wife ?Bonita Hayward

Michael Wray ( Lamb) ? 2 children ? Kathryn May ( Katy), Thrisha Lee

Christopher Wayne ( Lamb) ? 2 children ? Tyler Wray, Jordan Christopher


That?s a start if dates or more complete information are needed let me know

Attached are the pdf files of news clips, obits and marriage announcements that I have.

Later
Wray
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26 April 2015
Hello Janis Walker Gilmore,

It appears that we are related somehow. I have not taken the time to figure it all out. My Great Grandmother is Theresa Forman (Gilmore). From what I have pieced together great grandma was raise by her grandmother and grandfather, Jas and Mary Gilmore ( located in Oxford County). I have yet to try and find the burial cemetery but I believe it is Otterville (near Paris, Woodstock, Ontario).
Great Grandma was born in 1856 and passed away March 18, 1957 a few days short of her 101st birthday. She had five children. Clara Amelia Forman (Bridges) is my grandmother.

Back to great grandmother, I understand she lived with her grandparents starting at the age of 2-4. Her father and mother, Jas Gilmore and Eliza Sommers lives are difficult to trace. There are rumors that they died either through a contagious disease, or where killed somehow or moved to the United States and I?m not sure where. I haven?t been able to find a reliable source of information to know what actually happened.

Theresa married Wallace David Forman who is from New York. He worked on ?New York -- Central Railway?. The rail cars were ferried across the St Clair River from Marine City, Michigan (USA) to Courtright (near Sarnia) and ended up in Toronto. I imagine that is how they met when he was passing through Oxford. They lived on a farm outside Inwood, located in Lambton County, Ontario, Canada. They had 5 children ? Elwood, Melvin, Roy, Clara, Ralph.

Sorry I do not know this Thomas or any other of the siblings. As far as I know there was Jas Gilmore (Senior) ( born- 1803?) and then son Jas Gilmore (Junior) ( died 1858?) . According to records Gilmore could have 2 ?LL?s? or 1 ?L?.

That?s about as far as I have traced my history in this part of the family . I hope this helps

Yours truly,
Wray Lamb
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26 April 2015
Janis,

Maybe the Thomas?s full name was Thomas James Gilmore and they called him ?Jas?. I have several references to that name. From your information his wife?s name ? Mary ? seems to match. My records show Jas Gilmore ( born 1803 ? buried -- -- (year????) Norwich South, Oxford, Ontario) --- Mary Gilmore ( maiden name ???? -- you indicated ? Reid?) ( born 1808 ? buried ( year??) --Norwich South, Oxford South, Ontario) which I believe is one of the cemeteries in Otterville, Ontario. I have some bible history and then what I have found on line?ancestery.ca plus other websites.

As far as Theresa she lived to be almost 101 (born: 1856 d: 1957) is buried in Alvinston Cemetery ( Lambton County, Ontario) . Her husband Wallace David Forman died from a heart attack ( born 1854?d: 1921) and is buried in the Alvinston Cemetery. For a number of years Theresa and her bachelor son ?Elwood? lived on the farm near Inwood. Sorry to say they lost the farm due to tax nonpayment in the late 1940?s or early 1950?s. Elwood come and lived with us for short time ( I remember that) while Theresa lived with other son Melvin until her death.

Do you have any more info on James and Eliza (Sommers) who are Theresa birth parents??? Like I said I?m not sure what happened to them..
No I have not been DNA tested and I?m not sure what that would gain. So not sure on this one.

When you ask about other extend family members ? what do you mean? Because you end up in a lot of different trees when start expanding to the children?s connections. Other than great grandma ( parents and grandparents) I have no information on the rest of the Gilmore family connections.

Cheers
Wray
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27 April 2015
Janis,

What detail. I did my research about 10 years ago and of course run into brick walls and my access to ancestery.ca run out. Plus, I pretty well came to the conclusion that I had to start investigating by visiting the actual sites/locations to further my records. So I had to dig out the books again just to review my memory of the information I had collected.
We can debate whether Gillmore is two ?L? or 1 ?L?
Maria Theresa Gilmore ( Gillmore) was born July 10, 1856, Ontario Canada?died March 17, 1957 buried in Alvinston, Ontario.
Wallace David Forman was born September 3, 1854, England --- died MAR 20,1921 buried in Alvinston, Ontario ( There are many Forman?s when I searched New York data but I have no record of when they migrated from England to New York,USA). ( He worked on the New York Central Railway and came to Canada when they expand their rail service.)
Parents--- James H Gillmore---- born Oct 1 1829 Sligo, Ireland ---- Died Sept 1913 where???? ( They likely came to Canada with his parents when ????)
Eliz Ann Sommers--- born July 13 1832 Ireland --- Died August 22 1858 Ontario Canada ( I did not realize that I had this information until I looked at my records)
Grand parents --- James ( Jas) Gillmore ? Born 1803 ( suspect it is Ireland??? -- Died Year??? Norwick South Oxford, Ontario -- When they migrated to Canada ??????
---- Mary Gillmore ? ( as you indicated maiden name ? Reid) born 1808 ( suspect Ireland ????) -- Died Year??? Norwick South, Oxford, Ontario
--- suspect both grandparents are buried in Otterville, Ontario but I need to go to the cemetery to confirm that if I can read the tombstones but maybe the cemetery has records

We drive passed the roads that lead to Otterville on numerous trips to see other family ( Ottawa to Sarnia trip via 401) . However the car ride is 8-9 hours so If we stop and explore then that would add 3-4 hours so it would make it a very long day or you would have to book in for the night. But one of these days it will happen.

I know this a repeat of some of the information that I already sent to you. But this is as far as I have taken it. I found by going to all family members that the files, dates, relationships got too confusing so I mainly concentrated on the my direct family line ( unless I run into a brick wall). You should try and research the ?Lamont? clan out of Scotland which the Lamb family is a member. The paths are very broken over the course of history. Dead ends every time you turn around.

Hope this helps but it looks like you have more information on the Gilmores than I do.

Later
Wray
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27 April 2015
Janis

I looked in the family bible and I have the actual funeral cards and some paper clippings of their deaths and all they talk about is where they lived and living members of their family ( children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren)?There is nothing referring to their parents.

The other information I will have to search for. I imagine that I found it on ancestry.ca. However I can?t get to my online family tress without taking out a new membership for 3,or 6 or 12 months.

I will have to get back to you. We have a busy week ahead so I?m time is going to be limited.

Later
Wray
 		Gilmore, James (I130)
 
2948 Could be buried at Shiloh. Walker, James L. (I2438)
 
2949 Could be the same as ID# 15 - who is said to have died in 1802. Walker, James (I1429)
 
2950 Could be the same as Jacob WALKER ID # 13. Walker, Jacob (I1406)
 

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