Died of uterine cancer 1999 . Had children living in Calif.
before marriage lived at about 19th Atlanta.next to Wilbur and Laverne Smith of Sun Oil
On Boston Tv admitted tricks in high school, and interviewed on tv and admitted being hooker.
Had one marriage cancelled shortly before it was to take place.Pareto, Anne Rines (Rooney)
, 42, homemaker, died Sunday. Rosary 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Monte Cassino Marian Chapel. Funeral Mass 2 p.m. Wednesday, Holy Family Cathedral. Fitzgerald. check
Marin Independent Journal Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Section B, page 2 Anne Pareto Petaluma resident Anne Rooney Pareto, a Petaluma resident, died October 10, 1999 in Tulsa, Okla., of cancer. She was 42. Mrs. Pareto was born in Tulsa and also lived in San Anselmo. She graduated from the University of Arizon, Tucson, in 1979 and was a homemaker. She was also an accomplished equestrian, competing in horse shows on a national level. She was a parishioner at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church in Petaluma. She is survived by her husband, Tom Pareto, and two daughters, Claire Kavanagh Pareto, 4, and Emily Irene Pareto, 2. A memorial service will be held at St. Vincent De Paul in Petaluma on Friday at noon. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Petaluma.
daughter Peggy Huffman was m to E R(Dick)Albert III and divorced
later Dick lived w Margo Nelson Dunbar when he diedwife may be Ruth H b abt 1910?
Service held for attorney who was a Pearl Harbor survivor WAR VETERAN Robert A. "Bob" Huffman: Besides witnessing the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Army soldier served in North Africa, Italy and France, and participated in combat in the Battle of the Bulge. He earned a Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge and other honors. In 1964, he retired as a lieutenant colonel. Robert A. "Bob" Huffman, an Army lieutenant colonel who survived Pearl Harbor and went on to become a well-known oil and gas attorney, died Friday. He was 88. A service was held Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church under the direction of Moore's Rosewood Funeral Home. Huffman was born May 1, 1921, in Havelock, Neb., to Stella (Winkler) and Orville Huffman. His mother died when he was 3, and Huffman lived with various relatives. He joined the Army shortly before the United States entered World War II and was stationed in Hawaii. On Dec. 7, 1941, he witnessed and survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. During the war, Huffman served in North Africa, Italy and France. After participating in combat in the Battle of the Bulge, he worked as an instructor and retrainer in Fontainebleau, France, and Tidsworth, England. Later, he became the commanding officer of the W.K. Kellogg Estate, part of the Percy Jones General Hospital in Battle Creek, Mich. There, he met Ruth Jane Hicks, whom he called the love of his life. She was working at the Percy Jones hospital as a Red Cross social worker. They married on Dec. 30, 1946. By the time Huffman was assigned to the Army Reserve in September 1947, he was a captain with a Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge and other honors. In 1964, he retired as a lieutenant colonel. Huffman graduated from the University of Arizona College of Law in December 1951. After law school, the family
moved to Tulsa. In two years, Huffman already was a partner with the law firm of Pinson, Lupardis and Carlson. By 1967, he was a senior partner, and the firm's name changed to Huffman, Arrington, Scheurich and Kincaid. Subsequently, the Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. board of directors appointed Huffman the company's general counsel. He was a member of the legal committees of the American Gas Association, the Interstate Oil and Gas Commission and the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. After his difficult childhood, Huffman became an advocate for young people and served on the board of governors for the Children's Medical Center. He also was a past president and chairman of the board of the Tulsa Charity Horse Show and was vice president and director of the U.S. equestrian team. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Huffman; two sons, Robert Huffman Jr. and Bill Huffman; two daughters, Peggy Huffman and Kay Jones; 12 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
1880 census shows working as clerk in store. Also involved in ministry. See 1891 letter wherein he is referred to as "Brother Gilbert A Sipes" and talking of work in church in Tn.
in 1930 census a G A Sipes shows living in OKC Ok. 1920 census has a Christna C m to a Gilbert A Sipes in Bryan OK.
have seen Channie A and C
in 1900 and 1910 census still living in Tn
1880 census lists as C C
1900 census as Channie E1920 census has as Christna C Sipes b abt 1860 living w Gilbert and kids Juanita and Hazel. i e Christna Channie Stanley
unmarried as of 1930 s
poss
JUANITA BLAYLOCK b 02 Jul 1881 d May 1972 30258 (Molena, Pike, GA ) (none specified) 258-82-6426 GeJuanita living w parents in 1930 census in OKC
this unnamed child from story on brothers, being of 9 kids, also discovered from siblings history stories.
in 1900 in McNairy cty Tn.with cousin John Pink Sipes In Okla in 1910ish.
also as Grady Henry Sipes
shows in OKC in 1920 census as Grady
shows as Henry Grady Sipes in OKC in 1942 WWII draft
was in insurance until 1919 when he joined brothers in Sipes food store in OKC
1956 delegate to Democratic National Conv. Law firm Boone and Ellison, originally founded in 1920's by his father George Boone Publisher of the Tulsa World newspaper. 1989 Okla Journalism Hall of Fame
lived 2 houses east on Forest Blvd 2100 blk Tulsa(which is where he died)
F&M Bank ownerBYRON BOONE
Byron Boone was president of World Publishing Co. and the Lorton family’s personal and corporate attorney when he became publisher in 1959.He continued in that capacity until his death in 1988.
Born in Gainesville,Mo., but raised in Tulsa, Boone began his law practice in 1929, first with his father, George Boone, and then with M.A. Breckinridge. Boone became the World’s chief legal counsel after Breckinridge died in 1947.
Following Eugene Lorton’s death in 1949, Boone acquired a one-fourth interest in the newspaper from Maud Lorton Myers and assumed increasing influence over the company’s affairs.
Known for a keen mind and incisiveness, Boone oversaw a broadening of the World’s editorial pages and an expansion of the Newspaper Printing Corp. plant during the mid-1970s.
Boone also was involved in the founding of Farmers & Merchants Bank, now known as F&M Bank.
In the mid-1960s, Boone and Robert Lorton began reacquiring the outstanding shares in World Publishing Co., ultimately resulting in the company again becoming wholly owned by the Lorton familyByron V. Boone, Newspaper Publisher, 80
AP from NY TIMES
Published: November 11, 1988
Byron Vest Boone, a Tulsa laywer and businessman who was publisher of The Tulsa World since 1959, died at his home Wednesday after several years of illness. He was 80 years old.
Home referred to was the Forrest Blvd. address.Byron Vest Boone Newspaper pub. b. Gainesville MO Feb 27, 1908 son of George W and Lu Comer Boone student U. Tulsa 1926, LL.B., 1929 m Audray Sipes Feb 17 1934 1 dau Brenda Jo President of World Publishing Co.; Tulsa, 1960--- Pub. Tulsa Daily world, 1959---- V.p. direc. Standard Life & Accident Ins. Co Dir Tri-State Ins. Co., Nat. Bank of Tulsa, Sloan Oil & Gas Co Trustee U. Tulsa, Hillcrest Med. Center, Alexander Meml. Fund Mem. Am., Okla bar assns Clubs: Tulsa, Southern Hill Country (Tulsa) Home: 2150 Forest blvd. (torn down 2010 and lot combined w house to west) Office: World Bldg., Tulsa
father Willard Boone an atty of Ozark cty Mo, who owned Ozark Times paper(Gainesville MO, and had son Byron.
started Byron law firm in Tulsa in 1920's. Later joined by son Byron Boone.(Now Boone Smith Davis Hurst & Dickman) Fed Judge James O Ellison was once part of firm. Jerry Dickman from Martin Moyers Conway firm at one time. Also Royce Savage.
George W Boone, m to Eva Virginia Bivens, who had a son George Benton Boone b 1902 in Ozark Mo and d 10/26/1908. George W Boone b 4/6/1858 Maury cty Tn. Married 11/3/1884 Pemiscot cty Mo
George Willard Boone?
1920 census shows George W Boone living in Tulsa b abt 1868
1880 census shows a George W Boone living in Boone Mo son of Samuel S Boone b 1835 In and Isabel C Keith.A younger brother of George in this family lived around Mounds Ok as well.
1900 and 1920 census have as Lu H
in 1930 census as Lee w daughter Mona , brother Byron and husband, and son in law Frank Waters
Bob
died following surgery for cancer previous week.was chairman of board FM Bank pancreatic/liver
named middle name from fathers brotherRobert W. Davis, F & M chairman, dies; memorial Wednesday
By World's own Service
Published: 10/24/2000Robert W. Davis, chairman and chief executive officer of the F & M Bank & Trust Co. and chairman and chief executive officer of F & M Bancorporation, died Monday at St. John Medical Center. A longtime Tulsan, he was 64 years old. Private funeral services will be held under the direction of Stanleys Funeral Service. A memorial service is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Family Cathedral, 122 W. Eighth St. Robert Wiley Davis was born in Kansas City, Mo., on Oct. 26, 1935. Raised on a farm in Rich Hill, Mo., he graduated from the University of Missouri in 1958. He began his banking career with the First National Bank & Trust Co. of Tulsa in 1965 and graduated from the Banking School of the South in 1969. In 1976, he became president and chief executive officer of F & M Bank & Trust Co. He assumed chairmanship of the bank in 1981. He was a former director of the World Publishing Co., First Memorial Bank, N.A., Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, Southern Hills Country Club, St. John Medical Center, Oklahoma Bankers Association, American Heart Association, Victory Bank of Nowata and the Young Presidents Organization. He was a trustee of the Alexander Memorial Fund. He served as co-chairman, with his wife, of Tulsa's annual fund-raising dinner for the National Jewish Hospital. The event is scheduled for next month. Davis maintained social affiliations with Southern Hills Country Club, Golf Club of Oklahoma, Eldorado Country Club of Indian Wells, Calif., Castle Pines Golf Club of Castle Rock, Colo., Sigma Chi fraternity and the U.S. Seniors Golf Association.
He is survived by his wife, Brenda Boone Davis; two sons, Anthony B. Davis and Eric L. Davis; a daughter-in-law, Patricia Davis; two granddaughters, Taylor Boone Davis and Nicole Cleary Davis, all of Tulsa; and a twin brother, Richard S. Davis of St. Louis, Mo. Friends are making memorial contributions to the St. John Medical Center Foundation or their favorite charity.
By World's own Service
died of lung cancer had family farm near Rich Mill Mo
lost eyesight several yrs before death
another source has lost 3 babies in infancy..who also said boys adopted. sons never related this to me??