had an unknown 3rd child
may have been b 8/1872
in 1900 census as Raymond W Tiner b 8/1872 living in Waverly Village, Pike cty Oh as single
in 1910 census he and wife in Creek cty OK w/o kids??? showing right ages but her b in Ks???
in 1930 census he and wife in Neosho MO w kids, she again b Ks w kids Albert b 1912 Ok. and Ralph M b 1925 Mo.
pr Albert J Tener b 1/30/1912 Creek cty Ok d 5/5/2005 Columbus NC b in Oh...see 1930 census of same person in Neosho MO
1930 census in Neosho as Ralph M b 1925 Mo
divorced before 1929
in 1929 separated/divorced
a Margaret Kauffman d 4/1981 in Columbus Oh SS#298-30-1127 which may be her??
divorced before 1929
Samuel Ashford(Ash) McClintock
father b in Va mother in SC 1880 US census shows birth as 1824 in KY.(spelled McClintick)
THIS FAMILY KEEPS CHANGING LAST NAME FROM MCCLINTOCK TO MCCLINTICK
father b Ky mother in Il
: 1 JUN 1880 Salt River Twp., Knox Co., Missouri
Census: 1850 Liberty, Adams Co., Illinois
Census: 1 JUN 1860 Liberty, Adams Co., Illinois
Census: 30 JUL 1860 Salt River Twp., Knox Co., Missouri
Census: 5 AUG 1870 Salt River Twp., Knox Co., Missouri
in 1937 was in Twin Falls Id
in 1880 US census living in Salt River Knox Mo.
father b in va mother in Ky
another shows death in Knox cty Mo?? His wife is his cousin.Stephen A. Bryant, a leading citizen and resident of Salt River Township, was born in Lewis County, MO. November 27, 1837, and is a son of Edwin A. and Sophia (Baker) Bryant. The father was born in Virginia and came to Lewis County, MO., in 1834, where he engaged in farming until he embarked in the mercantile business at Canton, MO., which he followed very successfully until his death in 1858. The mother, a native of Kentucky, died in 1870.********
both parents born in Ky
burial has name as LANE
father of kids may be Ward.
burial has name as LANE
father of kids may be Ward.
President of National Bank of Commerce of Pawhuska.
The Kennedy Building was once the Citizen's National Bank Building. The building was donated to Osage County in 1976, when National Bank of Commerce moved to it new facility. Osage County renovated the building in 1990 for the Department of Human Services. It was named the Kennedy Building in honor of Ed Kennedy, President of National Bank of Commerce when it was donated to the county.
6th and Osage
T World 7/4/1999
KENNEDY-- Bette Kilpatrick, died at home on July 1, 1999. Born and raised in Oklahoma City, she attended Classen High School and later the University of Oklahoma where she was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. In 1942 she married Edmund T. Kennedy and in 1946 moved to Pawhuska where they established their home and raised 3 daughters. She was involved in many social, civic and church activities. She was an Elder in the First Presbyterian Church in Pawhuska, President of the Women's Association of the Church, President of her P.E.O. chapter and worked for many years as an Inspector of Pawhuska's Ward 2 of the Osage County Election Board. Having organized and served as the first President of the Pawhuska Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs. Kennedy's interest in the field of health became the focus of her volunteer work. For 2 years she served as Chairman of the state Oklahoma Hospital Association. She was later appointed to the Governing Board of the Pawhuska Hospital. Her most recent years have been spent living in Oklahoma City where she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. She was preceded in death by: her parents, John and Evaline Kilpatrick; brother, William Kilpatrick and most recently her husband, Edmund T. Kennedy. She is survived by: her 3 daughters and sons-in-law, Claire Haydel and R.E. II, Oklahoma City, Blake Keffer, Rowell, NM and Laura Gary and Robert S. of Edmond; 4 grandchildren, Becky Keffer, Laura Keffer, Kate Gary and Stephen Gary; and 1 brother, John Kilpatrick. Memorial service will be held Monday, July 5 at 11 a.m. at the Hahn-Cook Funeral Home. The family wishes to thank Mercy Hospice, Dr. Stephen Adler and especially her loving caregivers that have been so precious to her during her years of declining health. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Mercy Hospice, 4300 W. Memorial, Oklahoma City, 73120 or to the charity of your choice.[[3045]]
originally given name as Wm Eamon Bell by grandson. Grave plot shows other name, buried with wife
only Anna Bell same yr and death is
ANNA BELL b 06 Jun 1908 d Apr 1981 11691 (Far Rockaway, Queens, NY 10002 (New York, New York, NY SS#075-20-9128 New York
however also shown is
ANNA DILLON b 31 Jul 1908 d Nov 1981 74120 (Tulsa, OK 447-18-4702 OklahomaOU 1930 grad
Annie in 1920 census