Mike CHAPMAN [Parents] married Carolyn SCHULZ.

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Juggler in the Wenatchee Youth Circus as a teen. The circus was called the "Greatest Little Show on Earth". Mike and his brothers learned to juggle with rings, balls, and clubs. Also learned to walk a tight wire, swing on the trapeze, and other skills such as trampoline, rooly-polly, whip cracking, and more.

Carolyn SCHULZ [Parents] married Mike CHAPMAN.

Other marriages:

HICKS, Richard

James Myles CHAPMAN [Parents] "Myles" was born 16 Sep 1922 in Ware, GA. He died 2 Sep 1978 in Puyallup, Wa and was buried in Oakland Cemetary, Waycross, GA. Myles married Carol Faye MORGAN on 1 Jun 1946 in Wenatchee, Wa.

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James graduated as an aeronautical engineer from Georgia Institute of Technology in three years as was common in the war years. He entered into the Navy after graduation and ultimately became a Lt. Commander. He was the main commander of a submarine chaser during WWII. After the war he worked for the Atlantic Coast Line (ACL) railroad and he owned a tombstone business.

Death date on death certificate is 2 Sep 1978 while death date on stone is 1 Sep 1978.

Waycross Journal Herald, Sept. 5, 1878
James Myles Chapman Sr., age 56, died suddenly Saturday while visiting his children in Puyallup, WA. Mr. Chapman was a native and life-long resident of Waycross, son of the late G. F. Chapman and Eula Estelle Harris Chapman. He was a retired clerk with the ACL railroad Co. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Memorial Baptist Church. Survivirs are three sons, Michael Chapman, Seattle, WA, David Chapman, Puyallup, WA, and Mark Chapman, Long Beach, CA; one sister, Mrs. Ruth C. Parker, Waycross; one brother, Sheldon Lee Chapman, Rocky Mounty, NC; two grandsons, a number of nieces and nephews and other relatives. Funeral will be held tommoros at 10 am at Miles-Odum Chapel. Burial will be in the Oakland Cemetery. Miles-Odum in charge.

Carol Faye MORGAN [Parents] was born 30 Nov 1927 in Wenatchee, WA. She died 10 Jun 2003 in Wenatchee, WA. Carol married James Myles CHAPMAN on 1 Jun 1946 in Wenatchee, Wa.

Other marriages:

LIVING, Living

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Carol married James Myles Chapman in June of 1946. She was in Seattle studying to become a nurse, and met Jim while he was on leave from the Navy at the end of World War II. She moved to Waycross, GA, Jim's home town, and they started a family, ultimately having four boys. In 1961 she moved with her children to Wenatchee where she earned a degree and became a High School English teacher. She taught at Cashmere High School for 25 years; she was the head of the drama department and annually put on plays that were well received by all. She married Leonard Loudon in 1974 and they spent 28 wonderful years together. In recent years, Carol and Leonard enjoyed hiking, traveling, the making of jewelry and dolls, collecting and polishing rocks, and playing bridge. She was an avid reader her whole life. She made many friends abroad, and several came and lived with her briefly. She always had pets, which she treated as family members of the highest standings. She and Leonard were founding members and actively involved with the Cancer Care of NCW (Our House) in Wenatchee.

Green Franklin CHAPMAN [Parents] "Frank" was born 12 Nov 1885 in Wayne Co., Georgia. He died 30 Apr 1949 in Waycross, Ware, GA and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ware, GA. Frank married Eula Estelle HARRIS on 23 Apr 1919 in GA.

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Frank Chapman was born into a family that eventually had seven children. He quit school in the 3rd grade to work. He cut cross ties for the railroad for a time. Later, he was owner and operator of the Chapman Fuel Company which sold wood, coke, and coal for over thirty years. He also opened a grocery store that was later run by his wife when he died. He was a consistent member of the Second Baptist Church and a mason. His son, James Myles, once remarked to his eldest son, that Frank Chapman, was a very strong, hard-working man. In addition to owning a store selling groceries, coal, and wood, Frank owned various properties around Waycross that he rented. He also owned over 150 acres out in the Jamestown area that was used for raising livestock and tobacco farming. The land also had quite a few pecan trees. His grandchildren can remember many instances of picking up pecans for pies and profit.

Waycross Herald Newspaper, Obituary, May 2, 1949
Green F. Chapman, 63, died Saturday night [Apr 30, 1949] at a local hospital following a short illness. He was a well known businessman, owner and operator of the Chapman Fuel Company, having made his home in Waycross thirty years,  He was a consistent member of the Second Baptist Church and a mason. Besides his wife, Mrs. Eula Harris Chapman, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. G. Parker, Waycross; two sons, J. M., Waycross and S. L. Chapman, Rocky Mount, N. C.; three grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs. F. M. Ponsell, Mrs. E. E. Dyal, Mrs. Herbert Miller, and Mrs. W. K. Ponsell all of Waycross and Mrs. J. P. Herring, Jacksonville, Fla; one brother, Paul F. Chapman.

Funeral services will be held at the Second Baptist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock, conducted by Pastor Rev. A. J. Harper, assisted by Rev. R. W. Major, Rev. M. J. Woods, and Rev. Statson Bennett. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Hinson Funeral Parlor is in charge of arrangements.

1930 census, Ware county, Ga Waycross, Occupation: Coal dealer

1920 US census, Georgia, ware county, Occupation: farmer

Eula Estelle HARRIS [Parents] was born 18 Jul 1899 in Georgia. She died 12 May 1964 in Waycross, GA and was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Ware Co., GA. Eula married Green Franklin CHAPMAN on 23 Apr 1919 in GA.

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Waycross Journal Herald, May 13, 1964
Mrs. Eula Estelle Chapman, 64, died suddenly yesterday morning. A native of Brantley County, Mrs. Chapman had made her home in Waycross most of her life. She was the daughter of James Samuel Harris and Addie Docie Willis Harris and widow of the late G. F. Chapman. She owned and operated the Chapman fuel Co. She ws a member of Azalea Grandmother's Club and Second Baptist Church. Mrs. Chapman is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. G. parker, Waycross, two sons, Sheldon L. Chapman, Rocky Mount, NC, and James Myles Chapman, Waycross; one sister, Mrs. J. E. Murray, Hilliard FL; one brother, J. Hugh Harris, Waycross; 10 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be held at 11:00 am at Miles-Odum Chapel. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. The body will remain at the residence, 901 Albany Ave., until the hour of the funeral. Miles-Odum Funeral Home in charge of the arragnements.

Eula Estelle Harris initially had an 8th grade education, but later took courses in higher education at Piedmont College (located on Ava Street in Waycross). She also taught school in grades 1st through 8th for a while. She ran the Chapman Fuel Company and grocery store after her husband died. She loved flowers and had a green thumb. She played the piano for Second Baptist Church and the entire family either sang or played an instrument of some kind. She made the world's best fig jam. Also made great carrot juice (with celery). Her house in Waycross had a vegetable garden, chickens, and fig trees. Her front porch had a swing, just like in the movies, and was the hearth of the family on Sunday afternoons.

Name: Eula E Chapman
 Death Date: 12 May 1964  
 County of Death: Ware  
 Gender: F  
 Race: W  
 Age: 64 years  
 County of Residence: Ware  
 Certificate: 016151

Living LIVING [Parents] married Carol Faye MORGAN.

Other marriages:

DEMPSEY, Jacqueline Maxine

Carol Faye MORGAN [Parents] was born 30 Nov 1927 in Wenatchee, WA. She died 10 Jun 2003 in Wenatchee, WA. Carol married Living LIVING.

Other marriages:

CHAPMAN, James Myles

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Carol married James Myles Chapman in June of 1946. She was in Seattle studying to become a nurse, and met Jim while he was on leave from the Navy at the end of World War II. She moved to Waycross, GA, Jim's home town, and they started a family, ultimately having four boys. In 1961 she moved with her children to Wenatchee where she earned a degree and became a High School English teacher. She taught at Cashmere High School for 25 years; she was the head of the drama department and annually put on plays that were well received by all. She married Leonard Loudon in 1974 and they spent 28 wonderful years together. In recent years, Carol and Leonard enjoyed hiking, traveling, the making of jewelry and dolls, collecting and polishing rocks, and playing bridge. She was an avid reader her whole life. She made many friends abroad, and several came and lived with her briefly. She always had pets, which she treated as family members of the highest standings. She and Leonard were founding members and actively involved with the Cancer Care of NCW (Our House) in Wenatchee.

Andrew Corbley MORGAN [Parents] was born 27 Oct 1892 in Liberty Co, Missouri. He died 24 Jul 1966 in Wenatchee, WA and was buried in Evergreen Memorial Cemetary, E. Wenatchee. Andrew married Georgia Berniece WARREN on 11 Jun 1913 in Rocklyn, Wa.

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1930 census: WA, Chelan, Wenatchee, District 43, 10-Apr-1930
Morgan, Andrew  37
     , Bernice 36
     , Neva    14
     , Carol    2
Warren, Major father-in-law 67 widowed Nebraska, England, French Canada
Smith, Jesse uncle 64 single Iowa, Iowa, Iowa

1920 census: Telford, Lincoln, WA, 2-Jan-1930
Morgn, Andrew C. 27, MO
    , Bernice   26, Iowa
    , Genena,

From Ernie Moore:
Andy homesteaded in Telford, Wa ( a junction about 13 miles east of Creston).
He had milk cows. He left Creston when the cows got rabies and they all had to be killed.
Neva went to school in Creston.

From obituary (Wenatchee Dailey World, July 25, 1966)
Born in Libery Co., Mo., Oct., 27, 1892, he came with his parents to Creston, Wa in 1902. In 1913 he married Georgia Bernice Warren at Rocklyn and they came to Wenatchee, Wa. in 1922. Mr. Morgan was first employed by Milot-Mills, later serving as a police officer in Wenatchee, Wa. (His daughter said he was the night Captain). He also worked several years at Centennial Mills and Grange Supply before retiring in 1965.

Surving are: two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Youngberg, Monitired, and Mrs. Carol Chapman; four sisters, Mrs. Leroy McKinley, Seattle; Mrs. John Tilton, Edmonds; Mrs. Lennie Makee, Umatilla, Or.,  and Mrs. Carl Laundberg in Ca; and three grandsons. He was preceded in death by his wife May 26, 1965.

 ANDREW MORGAN    
  SSN 533-12-4183
  Residence:  98801  Wenatchee, Chelan, WA
  Born 27 Oct 1892  
  Died Jul 1966 Issued:  WA

Georgia Berniece WARREN [Parents] "Bee" was born 22 Nov 1893 in Calamus, Clinton, Iowa. She died 26 May 1965 in East Wenatchee, WA and was buried in Evergreen Memorial Cemetary, E. Wenatchee. Bee married Andrew Corbley MORGAN on 11 Jun 1913 in Rocklyn, Wa.

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From obituary (Wenatchee Daily World, May 27, 1965)
Born in Calamus, Iowa, Nov. 22, 1893, she moved to Davenport, Wa. with her parents. In 1913 she married Andrw C. Morgan at Rocklyn, and they came to Wenatchee in 1922, moving to the Eastside on Sunset Hwy in 1949.

Mrs. Morgan was a member of the Methodist Church.

Surving are: her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Youngber, Wenatchee, and Mrs. Carol Chapman, East Wenatchee; a sister, Mrs. June Plank, Van Nuys, Ca, and three grandchildren.

James Fleming CHAPMAN Jr. [Parents] was born 4 Apr 1854 in Wayne County, Georgia. He died ¹ 28 Feb 1936 in Ware Co., GA and was buried in Liberty Baptist Church, Beach Community, Ware Co., Ga. James married Alice Ophelia HARPER on 1 Nov 1877 in Little Creek, Wayne Co., Ga.

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James Fleming Chapman was a tall, slender man. He was a farmer early in life, working land with his father and brothers. His granddaughter, Ruth Chapman, remembers him as a thoughtful man who was always writing. He wrote a book, "The Foolishness of Poor Jim" that has two parts. The first part gives his interpretations of the bible while the second gives a collection of his poems. The book is unpublished, but here is one poem to think about: "If a string is tied in a knot, patience will untie it. Patience will accomplish many things. Have you tried it?"

From Waycross Journal-Herald, Novemver, 1929.
MR. and MRS. J. F. CHAPMAN CELEBRATE FIFTY-SECOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chapman of Jamestown celebrated their fifty-second wedding anniversary Friday, November 1st, 1929, at their home in Jamestown Heights. They were married in 1877.  Mr. Chapman is nearing his 76th birthday and Mrs. Chapman her 69th. To this union eleven children we born, seven are living. There are twenty-two grand children and four great grand children. The guests were served with an oyster dinner.

From Waycross Journal-Herald, Feb. 29, 1936 (Saturday), Orbituary for J. F. Chapman:

After a brief illness, J. F. "Uncle Sonny" Chapman, 83, died at his home in Jamestown Friday. Funeral services were to be held at the home today at 12:30 o'clock. He was to be laid to rest in Mt. Zion cemetery near Beach. Besides his widow, he is survived by his two sons, G. F. Chapman and Paul Chapman of Waycross; also five daughters, Mrs. F. M. Ponsell and Mrs. W. K. Ponsell of Waycross, Mrs. J. P. Herring of Jacksonville, Mrs. E. E. Dyal of Nicholls and Mrs. D. V. Knight of Waycross; also two brothers, Don Chapman and Alonzo Chapman of Wayne county. He is also survived by several grand children and great grandchildren. Mr. Chapman had made his home in Ware County for the past several years. He leaves a host of friends and relatives who will mourn his passing. He was a member of the Second Baptist Church of Waycross.

Marriage info from Georgia Marriages 1851-1900 gives Oct 12, 1877.
Family records gives marriage as Nov 1, 1877 at Little Creek (Hopewell Baptist Church) by Rev. J. A. Harper (Wayne Co., GA). Records are still there.

1900 census: GA, Wayne, Township #94

Alice Ophelia HARPER [Parents] was born 20 Nov 1860 in Wayne County, Georgia. She died 20 Jul 1942 in Ware Co., GA and was buried in Liberty Cemetery, Beach Community, Ware Co., Ga. Alice married James Fleming CHAPMAN Jr. on 1 Nov 1877 in Little Creek, Wayne Co., Ga.

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Her granddaughter, Ruth Chapman, only remembers her when she was in a wheelchair late in life. She also had lost her eyesight by then, and as a result, Ruth would sing and read to her. Ophelia loved to smoke a corn-cob pipe.

From the Waycross Journal-Herald, July 21, 1942, Obituary for Mrs. Ophelia Chapman:

Funeral services were held at Liberty Baptist Church near Dixie Union this morning at 11 o'clock for Mrs. Ophelia Chapman, 81, who died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carlos Ponsell. Mrs. Chapman was originally of Wayne county, but had lived in Ware county for thirty years, making her home for the past seven years with Mrs. Ponsell and the late F. M. Ponsell. Survivors include two sons, G. F. Chapman and Paul F. Chapman of Waycross; five daughters, Mrs. Carlos Ponsell and Mrs. W. K. Ponsell of Waycross, Mrs. J. P. Herrin of Jacksonville, Mrs. H. D. Miller of Brunswick, Mrs. E. E. Dyal of Nicholls; also a brother, J. D. Harper of Jesup; 23 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Burial was at Liberty Cemetery, the final rites being conducted by the Rev. David Douglas. W. L. Hinson and Company was in charge of the arrangements.

1920 census, Georgia, Ware county page 3

Marie Poncell Young sent written notes (2-16-2003) saying Ophelia was 14th child of Malachi by second wife Mary Jane (Sykes) Lane

MARRIAGE: Nov 1,1877 in Little Creek, Wayne, Co., GA by Rev. J. A. Harper

James Samuel HARRIS [Parents] was born ¹ 3 Mar 1875 in Lulaton, Georgia. He died 25 Mar 1934 in Atlanta, Georgia and was buried in Oakland Cemetary, Waycross, Ware Co., Ga. James married Addie Docie WILLIS.

1900 census: GA, Wayne, Nuhunta 9-Jun-1900
Harris, James S. 1874, 26, married 5 years
     , Addie    1879, 21, married 5 years, has two children
     , Nora     1897, 3, daughter
     , Eula, Aug-1899, 9/12, daughter
     , Emma,  1874, 26, sister-in-law  (probably Emma Willis, sister of Addie)

Obituary in Atlanta Constitution, Monday, March 26, 1934:
James S. Harris, 58, of 1907 Lakewood Avenue, a produce merchant, died unexpectedly Sunday afternoon at his residence. He is survived by his wife, four daughters, Mrs. N. H. Broach, and Mrs. G. F. Chapman, both of Waycross, Ga.; Mrs. H. M. Courson, of Lulaton, Ga., and Mrs. Nora Harris of Atlanta, and a son, J. H. Harris, of Atlanta. Harry G Poole will announce funeral arrangements.

Also in Atlanta Constitution, Monday, March 26, 1934 for Funeral Arrangements:
HARRIS -- Mr. James S. Harris passed away suddenly Sunday afternoon at the residence, 1907 Lakewood avenue, S.E.  He is survived by his wife, four daughters, Mrs. N. H. Broach and Mrs. G. F. Chapman, both of Waycross, Ga.; Mrs. H. M. Courson, of Lulaton, Ga.; Mrs. Nora Harris; one son, Mr. J. H. Harris, both of Atlanta, and two sisters, Mrs. Dave Harris and Mrs. E. Morgan, both of Nahunta, Ga. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Harry G. Poole, funeral director.

From Waycross Journal Herald (1934)
J. S. HARRIS
NAHUNTA, Ga., Mar. 29. J. S. Harris. 59, for whom funeral services were held here Tuesday, was a former resident of Jamestown, and was a native of Brantley county. He died suddenly at his home in Atlanta Sunday. He was employed by the Municipal Market in Atlanta. He is survived by his widow, four daughters, Mrs. G. H Chapman and Mrs N. H. Broach of Waycross, Mrs. Nora Harris of Atlanta, and Mrs. H. M. Courson of Lulaton, and one son, Hugh Harris of Atlanta, also two sisters Mrs. Catherine Harris of Nahunta and Mrs. J. E. Morgan of Waycross, also six grand children. The services were conducted by the Rev. W. B. Cathin of Waycross.  PalI bearers were Joe Herrin, Marvin Grey, Charlie McQuaig, Seward James, James Frank Murray, and J. J. Wilder. Interment was at Smyrna cemetery. The Ulmer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

From Mary Ruth CHAPMAN Parker:
James S.(Stephen?) Harris b. 3/3/1875   d. 3/25/1934
Addie Docie WILLIS Harris b. 11/7/1879  d. 5/30/1950

James and Addie are now in Oakland Cemetery, Waycross, Ware Co., Georgia

In the Cemetery book published by the Brantley County Historical & preservation Society , Inc.
It shows James Samuel Harris ,
  B.  3 Mar. 1875 in Lulaton Ga,  
  D. 25 Mar. 1934 in Atlanta Ga.,
  Father, James B. Johns   <- This is the older brother to Bryant B. Johns.
 Mother , Millie Frances Harris.
 Wife, Addie Docie Willis   
  Buried  in the Smyrna  Cemetery, Lulation Ga.

Comment by JMC: The father of James Samuel Harris b. 1875 has also been identified as Bryant B. Johns, the brother of James B. Johns. It certainly seems reasonable that either James or Bryant could be the father of James Samuel Harris since they lived within a few houses of the Harris family. Lucinda at the birth of James Samuel Harris was a month shy of 18, James B was 24, and Bryant was 15y4m. Millicent and Bryant were closer in age. Perhaps the death certificate will identify the actual father. Bryant B. is positively identified as the father based upon family info provided by Dewey Edward Harris, son of James Samuel Harris (III) b. 1901 who was a grandson of Millicent.

James Harris owned a meat shop at the farmers market in Atlanta. He died of a heart attack at an early age of 58. He was a large, heavy set man over 6' tall.

Living in GA, Tattnall, Manassas in 1920.

Addie Docie WILLIS [Parents] was born 7 Nov 1878 in Georgia. She died 30 May 1950 in Ware, GA and was buried in Oakland Cemetary, Waycross, Ware Co., Ga. Addie married James Samuel HARRIS.

She was a small woman only 5' tall. Loved to grow flowers. Purchased flowers wherever she went and then grew them. She also loved to sew and do needle work later in life.

Waycross Journal Herald, June 2, 1950
Mrs. Addie Willis harris: Impressive funeral rites for Mrs. Addie Willis Harris were held yesterday afternoon at two o'clock at Trinity Methodist Church with the pastor, the Rev. H. H. Heisler, officiating, assisted by the Rev. A. J. Harper and by the Rev. G. N. Rainey. Internment was in Oakland cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Harris died Tuesday after an extended illnes. She had made her home in Waycross for some time and was a member of Trinity Methodist church. Survivors include a son, Hugh Harris, Waycross; three daughters, Mrs. J. E. Murray, Jacksonville, FL, Mrs. Ola Grizzard and Mrs. G. F. Chapman, both of Waycross; nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Sheldon Chapman, Myles Chapman, P. E. Taylor, W. G. Parker, J. T. Ponsell, and Chester Ponsell. Members of the Big Brothers Sunday School Class of Trinity Methodist Church served as honorary pallbearers. Hinson Funeral Parlor was in charge of arrangements.

Alternate birth date: 7 Nov 1879

Name: Addie W Harris
 Death Date: 30 May 1950  
 County of Death: Ware  
 Gender: F  
 Race: W  
 Age: 73 years  
 County of Residence: Ware  
 Certificate: 11695

John Duncan MORGAN [Parents] was born 12 Sep 1868 in Liberty, Clay Co., Missouri. He died 23 Apr 1949 in Medical Lake (Spokane), Wa and was buried in Wenatchee Cemetery. John married Laura Frances ARCHER on 2 Aug 1891.

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He had 7 children in following order:
Hazel (2 girls + 1 boy) Donnalie married Stanley Mathews in Sunnyvale, CA.
Hettie ( 1 girl)
Andy (2 girls)
Nelly (lots) married O.H. Ward
Pearl ( 2 girls + 1 boy who died )
Vi ( no children)
Florence (died at home)

Wenatchee World Newspaper, April 25, 1949
John Duncan Morgan, 80, of 930 South Mission Street, died Saturday in a Spokane hospital following a lingering illness. Born on Sept. 12, 1868 in Liberty, Clay county, MO., he grew to manhood there and was married to Laura Archer in 1889. They had celebrated their 59th wedding aniversary.

Fifty-two years ago in 1897, he came to Washington with his family and locating at Rosalia where he lived for four years until 1901 when he moved to Creston. He operated a wheat farm near Creston until 1924 when he retired and came to Wenatchee. He was a member of the Assembly of God church. Two daughters preceded him in death.

He is survived by his widow; one son, Andrew C. Morgan of Wenatchee; five daughters, Mrs. Hazel Johnson of Westport, WA, Mrs. Haddie McKee of North Richland, Mrs. Nellie Ward of Seattle, Mrs. Pearl Reichardt of Spokane, and Mrs. Viola McKinley of Wenatchee; 18 gradchildren, and 13 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from the Methodist Church on Orando Street at 3:30 pm Tuesday. The Rev. A. S. Teuber will officiate. R. E. Petterson will sing with Carolyn Sterling at the organ. Casket bearers will be members of the Assembly of God church.

1910 census: WA, Lincoln, Welch Pt.
1920 census, WA, Lincoln, Telford, 2-Jan-1920

Laura Frances ARCHER [Parents] was born 10 Jan 1871 in Liberty, Clay, Missouri. She died 7 Apr 1959 in Wenatchee, WA and was buried in Wenatchee Cemetery. Laura married John Duncan MORGAN on 2 Aug 1891.

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From obituary (Wenatchee Daily World, April 8, 1959)
Born in Liberty, Mo., Jan 10, 1871. Married John D. Morgan there in 1889.

In 1897, she came to Wahington with ther family locating at Rosalia where she lived until 1901. She and her husband operated a wheat ranch near Creston, Wa until coming to Wenatchee, Wa in 1924. Mrs. Morgan resided at 930 S. Mission St. until her illness.

She was a member of the Assembly of God.

Surviving are her one son, Andy Morgan, East Wenatchee; five daughters, Mrs. Carl Lindberg, San Jose Ca., Mrs. Lennie Makee, McNary, Or., Mrs O.R. Ward, and Mrs. Leroy McKinley, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Jake Jacobson, Sweet Home, Or.; 21 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband in 1949, and by two daughters, Florence Marie and Helen Fay Morgan.

From Ernie Moore:
She was a very straight-laced evangelist woman. Saw everything either as black or white. When her youngest child, Florence, was sick, she would not call for the doctor. Florence died and may be buried in Creston, Wa,

Major Ivory WARREN [Parents] was born 21 Dec 1862 in Nebraska. He died 20 Dec 1932 in Wenatchee, Chelan, WA and was buried in Wenatchee Cemetery. Major married Callie Elizabeth SMITH.

BIRTH: he was 67 when Andrew Morgan was 37 according to 1930 census. He was also widowed.

Carpenter and construction worker. Worked on the Grand Coulee Dam. Had some design projects on the Dam but don't know what.

Obit in the Wenatchee paper:
Major J. Warren, 411 Walker street, died at a local hospital Tuesday evening at 10:40 after six days of illness resulting from infection caused by a carbuncle at the base of the brain. About two years ago Major Warren suffered a slight stroke of paralysis. He had been a resident of Wenatchee for 12 years and had he lived one hour and forty minutes longer, he would have celebrated his 70th birthday. Major Warren was born December 21, 1862 in Nebraska. He was a member of the Carpenters union and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Morgan of 411 Walker street and Mrs. June Plank of Oregon City, Oregon; five grandchildren, one brother, J. W. Warren of Harrington and one sister, Mrs. Mattie Franklin of Los Angeles, CA. Funeral services will be held from the Jones and Jones chapel Friday morning at 11 with Rev. Stanley Logan officiating. Burial will be in the Wenatchee cemetery.

1920 census: Telford, Lincoln, WA, 2-Jan-1930
Warren, Major J. 56  Nebraska, MA, NY  (brother Joseph W. Warren with wife Jesse next door)
     , Callie   49  Iowa, PA, Ohio
     , June     16  Iowa, Nebraska, Iowa

1910 census: WA, Lincoln, Welch Pt
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1900 census: Iowa, Clinton, Olive twp, Calamus, 1-Jun-1900
Warren, Major      dec 1863 36 Nebraska, Vermont, NY  married 8 years, carpenter
     , Callie     oct 1870 29 Iowa, Penn, VA         married 8 years  4 births, 2 living
      , Georgie B. nov 1874 16 Iowa, Nebraska, Iowa  
      , Hellen F.  feb 1897  3 Iowa, Nebraska, Iowa

(Callie has some obvious errors in parents' birth states)

Callie Elizabeth SMITH [Parents] was born 15 Oct 1871 in Jackson, Shelby, Iowa. She died 6 Nov 1927 in Wenatchee, Chelan, WA and was buried in Wenatchee Cemetery. Callie married Major Ivory WARREN.

Info at Wenatchee Cemetery office: age 56 y, 0 months, 22 days; died Nov. 6 1927

Obit in Wenatchee paper:
Mrs. Callie Warren, age 56, died at her home, 829 Methow, Sunday morning. Surviving are her husband, Major J. Warren; two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Morgan, and Mrs. F. G. Plank of Wenatchee; a brother, Jesse Smith of Sunnyslope and four other brothers and a sister residing in the east. The funeral will take place Tuesday from the Jones & Jones chapel, the Rev. H. O. Perry officiating. Burial will be in the Wenatchee cemetery.

1920 census: WA, Lincoln, Telford, 2-Jan-1920
Warren, Major J.  56, Nebraska, MA, New York
     , Callie    49, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Ohio
     , June      16, Iowa, Nebraska, Iowa

Warren, Joseph W. 52, Iowa, NH, NY
     , Jessie    42, NE,   NY, NY

Mark CHAPMAN [Parents] married Living LIVING.

Living LIVING [Parents] married Mark CHAPMAN.

Other marriages:

LIVING, Living