Osage - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Omer Daniel Anderson of IN

CharityyyGray — 2013-06-04 05:05:02Z

Did you ever get any information on Omer Daniel Anderson?

J. H. (James Henry) Ward and Priscilla Stroud Ward

cannonsmc59 — 2013-06-02 17:24:31Z

Priscilla Stroud Ward is the only child of J.W. Stroud for whom I haven't found a gravesite. J. W. is buried in the Pawhuska cemetery. Because Priscilla and J. H. Ward lived for a long time in Fairfax, it is possible that they are buried there. If you come across information about them, I would appreciate knowing it. Thanks.

Re: Steelman in OK.

jrdnmln72 — 2013-05-03 05:23:03Z

Edna Caroline Steelman (Byrd) Was my Grandma. b. 1889 Duncan Stephens Oklahoma. She had more than 4 kids.I think 9 lived. Viola was my Aunt & I miss her Meatloaf ! I was told her mother Sarah Ellen Byrd (Brooks) was full blooded Indian ? My mother Viola's Sister was b. Chickasha Grady Co. Oklahoma 1929 I have been searching for record of my Mothers birth. I keep hitting a wall ! I can find all my ancestors except my Mother. Darlene Leatrice Steelman (Vance) Help !!!!!

Re: Information on Raymond Fisk

napikwan71 — 2013-03-13 21:48:25Z

Raymon Oscar Fisk is my Father, Charles is my Uncle. What information to you need. Patrick M Fisk

Re: Revard Family

digger2jay — 2013-02-28 20:15:41Z

Hi,
I am looking for a connection to a Joseph Revard b in Oregon, who married a Nell Grady b. in Kansas. They had a daughter, Genevieve Elizabeth, b 1910 d. 1934, She was divorced, (Hoard was her married name) in Pawhuska, Osage, Oklahoma. She may have been possibly an adopted daughter.

Re: George Francis

carebearule — 2013-02-06 23:20:03Z

Hello
Thanks for sharing.
Ann

Re: George Francis

oastwd — 2013-02-06 19:24:49Z

Tulsa World, Oklahoma Friday, January 2, 2004
Francis, George W.
Francis, George W., 84, retired, died Thursday. Services pending. Moore's Memory.

Tulsa World, Oklahoma Saturday, January 3, 2004
Francis, George William Sr.
Francis, George William Sr., 84, Oil Capital Electronics salesman, died Thursday. Service 2 p.m. Monday, Moore's Memory Funeral Home Chapel.

Re: Ralph and Florence Swisher Abbott (Ralph, Ronnie)

elliottkelli — 2013-01-29 23:30:17Z

I'm the granddaughter of Ronald Cecil Abbott my name is Kelli and my mother is Donna.

George Francis

carebearule — 2013-01-25 14:36:40Z

Looking for obit. George Francis died Jan 1,2004 in Tulsa.
Thanks for any help.
Ann

Re: GROVES AT LEP, OK

BarbHagberg — 2013-01-18 21:49:34Z

I am related to Lawrence, but am afraid I can only tell you about his genealogy, not his work. His father Newton Jasper Groves, is my grandfather's half brother. There were other railroad workers in the family. Contact with this side of the family has been lost, and I would be very interested in knowing more about them or initiating contact.

Re: Old Schools, Blackburn & Rock

richardHolt7141 — 2013-01-02 20:42:05Z

Are you still looking for information on Rock and Blackburn schools. There is a firestation at the old Rock school place and I just found out that Blackburn school was about six miles southwest of Sperry, Okla. close to Delaware creek.

Re: Annie "Nannie" Cole/Bunny Hicks

bennedona — 2012-11-26 20:32:45Z

Try getting a copy of her Oklahoma death certificate or her funeral home records. The parents info will be there if anyone could provide it at the time of her death.

James Edward Gregg, Paul Gregg, Marie Charlotte Gregg

stormymontana — 2012-11-18 06:37:18Z

My name is Jacoby Lowney, I am the Grandson of James Edward Gregg. James Gregg was born in Paris, Bourbon County Kentucky on Sep 2, 1885 and reportedly served active duty during the first world war. We also show him signing up for the draft in Hill County, Montana in 1917 but understood that he may have been active duty prior to this. We do know that James Gregg was in Point Barrow, Alaska when the 1920 Census was recorded. A marriage certif located in Montana shows his parents as a "Paul Gregg" and mother was a "Marie Charlotte". We are not sure what brought Paul Gregg to Paris Kentucky or if Paul was possibly a middle name. Marie Charlotte was reportedly born in Oklahoma and was of Native American descent. This is family lore but there may be some truth to it as there is definately some Native American "features" in some of our family. In the 1920 Census for Point Barrow, Alaska, James Gregg's father was listed as born in "France". James Gregg disappeared for decades and upon the death of his daughter, Virginia in 1953, he was no-where to be found. Recently, I went to San Diego and located his death record which led me right to his grave in Mount. Hope Cemetery. It makes me sad that he just vanished off the earth without ever knowing his family. Even more mysterious, is why the family never heard from him again, even after his passing. We were never notified. Until 2011, We had no idea he was laid to rest in San Diego.

I am desperate to find records on who his parents were, where they came from and what became of them. I would love to discover Marie Charlotte's Native Amercan information as well as Paul Gregg info as well. I would additionally like to obtain all of James Gregg's Military records but don't know where to begin. There seem to be so many records repositories..I am lost. We know that James Gregg and his wife Belva were taken to Point Barrow, Alaska in 1919 aboard the US Revenue Cutter Bear. They were both reportedly in the employ of the Govenment but don't know what capacity. I am so desperate to know my ancestry and it just bothers me to know that the information I am seeking is out there but it seems like finding a needle in a haystack.

Can you help me out here on my request or possibly offer me some insight as to where I can go to get the answers? I am more than willing to pay for results should you be willing to help me. WOuld your library or any of your local genealogical societies have any information on the Gregg family?

My address is 1402 Chanel Loop, Billings, Montana 59101, my telephone number is 406-465-5667 and my email address should you wish to contact me is glendalecrazy@aol.com

Additional information on James Edward Gregg:

SSN: 516-12-6826
Date of Birth: Sep 2, 1885

Passed away in San Diego in 1974.

Last known address: Golden West Hotel, 720 4th Ave. San Diego, California

Thank You in advance for any help you can offer.
Jacoby Lowney

Re: Sarah Jane Fox and John Riley Roberts

goodsearch — 2012-10-31 00:57:04Z

Hi there,
If you can provide any dates on these two someone may be able to do a look-up.

Re: Bug Creek

bennedona — 2012-10-30 19:26:41Z

Try going to Google maps and typing in Bug Creek, OK. It took me right to it - west of Hominy and north of Cleveland.

Sarah Jane Fox and John Riley Roberts

whowasit — 2012-10-19 14:00:07Z

Can anyone tell me where Sarah Jane Fox Roberts and John Riley Roberts might be buried

Re: Looking for Cleo Evans in 1920

mellonpark — 2012-10-06 20:35:28Z

Locus Grove is located in Mayes County, Ok. near Grand Lake.

Looking for Cleo Evans in 1920

homace — 2012-09-29 04:05:51Z

I'm searching for my grandmother in the 1920 census (Cleo, or Cleopatra Evans).

I found her mother, stepfather and 3 of her brothers in Black Dog, Osage, OK (Sally, Arthur Neely, Anderson Evans, James Evans, and Albert Evans).

I found her future husband (Ed Mace) in the same census in the household of Charly C Harlow (a young family) and an older Charly Harlow is in the next household.

Now, in a summary of Cleo & Ed's life written by my aunt, she mentioned "When Dad was courting Mom, she was a housemaid for the Tude Harlow (full blooded Cherokee) farm in Locust Grove, Okla outside of Tulsa." and that they married in 1920.

I didn't find her in the Black Dog Osage census, and can't find a census for Locust Grove, OK.

Any ideas? Or does someone have some historical insights?

Re: Mollie A. MILLER d 1918

tedandkime — 2012-08-28 16:45:29Z

Sorry to hear that my condolenses to the family GOD BLESS~ Kim estrada,az.

Mollie A. MILLER d 1918

okie_marti — 2012-08-24 17:37:50Z

Oklahoman Archives
Oklahoma City, OK
July 22, 1918

MOTHER OF MILLER BROTHERS IS DEAD
Husband Was Founder of 101 Ranch in Oklahoma
Ponca City, Ok, July 21, Mollie A. Miller, 72, years old, mother of Miller brothers, who operate the 101 Ranch died here today.
Mrs. Miller came to Oklahoma, in 1871 with her husband, George W. Miller, founder of the 101 ranch. She owned valuable oil property near Ponca City in addition to other interests.
Three sons. Joseph C. Miller, Zach) Miller and George L. Miller, and a daughter, Mrs. Alma. M. England, survive. Funeral services will be held Tuesday with burial in the Ponca City cemetery.

>> Not related to family, posted to help others

Glenwood Joseph Hutchings Killed in Pawhuska 1945

marysday — 2012-07-21 06:03:05Z

GLENWOOD HUTCHINGS KILLED IN OKLAHOMA

Glenwood Hutchings, (1945) a former Flat River resident, was shot and killed Sunday night, by a brother-in-law, during an argument between the two men, at Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

The body was brought to the family residence in Flat River, and funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Marvin Chapel, conducted by Rev. Robert N. Arbaugh. Interment was in Marvin Chapel Cemetery in St. Francios County, Missouri. Hood Service.

Glenwood Joseph Hutchings, son of the late Henry Eugene Hutchings and Elzie Smith Hutchings, was born in St. Francois County, Missouri on January 31, 1912, and died on April 22, 1945, aged 33 years 2 months and 21 days. On July 11, 1936, he was united in marriage to Sarah Meyers at Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

He is survived by his wife, his mother, Mrs Eugene Hutchings of Flat River; three brothers: George Hutchings of St. Louis; Marion Lee Hutchings, Pharmacist Mate Second class, U.S. Navy, Oceanside, California; and James Robert Hutchings, Seaman First Class, U.S. Navy, somewhere in the South Pacific, and two sisters: (Irene) Mrs. Claude Fahnestock of St. Louis; and (Edna Ruth) Mrs. G. B. King of Flat River. One brother preceded him in death in infancy, and his father died about a year ago.

Re: Spencer Family Tree

nsbankmaster18 — 2012-06-11 01:17:10Z

this is nathan! preston son i seen the post u put up there if u have any Q-email me nsbankmaster18@yahoo.com

Vern C Jones 1900 - 1915

tim_catlin — 2012-04-21 03:35:45Z

Looking for any connections to the Jones family in Osage Oklahoma.

Grandfather lists Osage on his WW I draft card as alternate address to Selma California.

http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.mis...

Mother was Eliza Brickey and John D Jones (?).

Other possible name connections: Susie (Suzie) Jones later relocated to Huntington Park, CA and married a Morrison. May have had connections with a store in Picher, OK.

William (willie) Jones? Mary Elizabeth Jones?

Thanks for your help.

Tim

Sarah Jane Fox and John Riley Roberts

whowasit — 2012-04-16 19:17:48Z

Looking for info and photo

Bug Creek

GregB89 — 2012-04-08 03:57:21Z

Hello, I have an uncle who was supposed to have been born at Bug Creek in 1916. I am assuming this may have been in the vicinty of Hominy. If anyone has any information on Bug Creek or where it is located I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

Re: 1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

Getfruit — 2012-04-03 23:26:30Z

Thank you for the info.
Getfruit

Re: 1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

Melissa_erikson — 2012-04-03 02:31:34Z

I was searching for some info on Wikles. To my surprise I saw this posting about a quilt that my great grandmother Maude Wikle had done. I actually have a couple of her quilts. My grandfather was Howard Otis Wikle. Mabel and Lena were his sisters. H.O. Worked the oil fields also and met /married his wife Genevieve there.

McCormick

TLCooper78 — 2012-03-25 17:38:40Z

I am looking into my grandmothers side of the family. On her birth certificate, she has listed the city of Cleveland (Pawnee county), Ok as where she was born. But it was crossed off, and the city of Boston Pool was put in its place. Not sure who crossed it off, or if that was where she was really born or not. From what I can tell, Boston Pool is not a city, but there is a cemetery?
Making a trip to Shawnee, Ok this April and going up to Cleveland and Boston Pool area.
Any idea, why it would be crossed off, or about the McCormicks in Boston Pool or Cleveland?
My grandmothers name is Catherine Elizabeth McCormick born to Zelma Helen Larimore and Paul Buel McCormick on April 7, 1943.
Thank you!

Annie "Nannie" Cole/Bunny Hicks

wakitalou — 2012-03-04 19:56:13Z

I'm the great-grandaughter of Annie Lee Cole (wife of Willie Cole) from Pawhuska. Annie passed in 1990 and really nobody in the family has any information on her parents on than her Mother might have been Bunny Hicks and nobody has a name for her father.

If you know anything please send an email to wakitalou@gmail.com thanks!

Re: Pawhuska obit lookup: ACKLEY, Bill S. died April 24, 2004

GereneLord27 — 2012-03-01 20:36:50Z

I knew a Billy Ackley and also my husband's aunt married an Ackley. Quite a lot of our families are buried in Sinnett and I have a greatgrandpa and greatgrandmother ALLEN buried in Pawhuska City Cemetery, Osage Co OK

Re: GROVES AT LEP, OK

dwtaylor999 — 2012-02-13 22:53:10Z

I've been doing some research on some of the old ghost towns and have come across some information on LEP and the Osage Railway. The line was extended from Foraker to Shidler with construction from November 10,1921 to February 23,1922. An extension was constructed from Shidler to Lyman with construction in 1923 and the early part of 1924. The Osage Railway was primarily freight service only and was a single track, standard gage, steam railroad. I found some documentation mentioning the construction of the depot at LEP, dated 1924. LEP was the largest gasoline absorbtion plant (refinery) in the world when it was constructed in 1922.

It was also one of the early facilities working for a commerical use of butane and propane. The first propane powered locamotive made it's run from LEP using "Philgas", known today as propane

The Osage Railway was abandoned in 1953. Most of the refineries began shutting down after WWII in 1945, but I haven't found anything specifically saying when the Phillips refinery at LEP shut down. It looks like the Phillips school at LEP was consolidated with Shidler in 1929.

Having driven through the remains of LEP, there are still some of the old "row" houses still standing and occupied east of the county road. Other than that, little remains of the original community.

Re: Osage Co. ranches

tonymindy3 — 2012-01-31 23:48:07Z

Is there a listing of the Cox family. John Franklin Cox and wife Flora E Jones owned a farm there. They had children with names Nellie Ruth (cox) Whitecotton.

Re: Osage Co. ranches

gvaughn01 — 2011-12-04 05:31:37Z

Nan Tinker--Sarah Ann Swagerty--was my great-grandmother.
She met her husband George Edward Tinker while working as a hired girl in his half-sister's house.
One of my cousins has set up an expanded Tinker family tree on Ancestry.com. It's "public".

Also, Lou Burns, Turn of the Wheel: A Genealogy of the Burns and Tinker families (1980; out of print but in some libraries), has a lot of info on many branches of the Tinker family in Oklahoma.

Re: Frye families from Pawhuska, and Tulsa

CrystalHughes44 — 2011-11-28 03:38:02Z

I hope you get this message after all this time. I am Crystal Frye, John Frye was my father and Johnny was my brother. so that makes me your sister. I hope you will answer this message. I would love to talk to you. my e-mail is cris_hughes@hotmail.com

Barber looking for relatives in Osage county

denise_oliver1 — 2011-11-23 18:32:47Z

Looking for Osage families related to the Barber family. I have names but do not know how Barber is related to these families: Kennedy, Lombard, and Easley. Any information would be helpful.

Re: Chilocco

eGENEee — 2011-11-06 00:38:11Z

Yes! There are HUNDREDS of free online Chilocco yearbooks, newsletters and other records here:

http://www.archives.gov/research/search/

Search for Chilocco.

Be patient, though, the pdf files can take a long time to load.

Re: hominy Indians Pro Football Team

Gerkin75 — 2011-11-04 19:31:45Z

Hello
I am writing an article for the Tulsa newspaper called This Land. Would you contact me at gerkin7@mac.com? Thanks. Steve Gerkin

Re: hominy Indians Pro Football Team

Gerkin75 — 2011-11-04 19:31:33Z

Hello
I am writing an article for the Tulsa newspaper called This Land. Would you contact me at gerkin7@mac.com? Thanks. Steve Gerkin

Re: 1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

kitten130 — 2011-10-22 23:27:54Z

My 1918 quilt squar by Lela A Crll

Re: 1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

kitten130 — 2011-10-21 13:15:33Z

I don't know much about the quilt. My grandmother, Lena Goff,her sister Mabel Downey and their mother Maud Wikle. Lived in Oklahoma. They worked in the oil fields. Maud and Mabel lived and died there and my grandmother moved back to Illinois
Keith McCoy

1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

kitten130 — 2011-10-20 13:19:39Z

My grandmother was Lena Goff, her sister Mabel Downey and their mother was Maud Wikle My grandmother,Lena, had 27 quilt sq. with 27 womens names on it also has Hominy- RNA- 9422 and camp on some of them what does RNA 9422 stand for She lived in Hominy and her mother is buried there some of the names Alice Phillips, Anna Fleming, Hattie Pope, Alma Free, Marry Plummer, Cora Brown, Sadie Osborn, Leata Halliman, Eva Dixon, Lena goff, Maud Wikle, Mildred Shumaker, Vesta Thomas, Hazel Moore, May Souter, Bertha Kelly , Ninnie Nevergall, Roxie Hendershot, Lela A. Crll ??, Ann Lowther, Mabel Downey, Jimmie Ragsdell, F R Mc, Helen Pyles, Ber---Reynold

Re: 1918 Quilt Hominy, Ok.

BuckboardQuilts — 2011-10-20 02:35:14Z

I recently purchased a RNA quilt dated 1926 from Hominy with following info I found researching it:

1926 RMA #9422 VO Friendship Quilt

RNA is Royal Neighbors of America, a fraternal insurance group dating back to 1895. The camps are based on geographical location and members belong to a camp in the area where they signed up for the insurance. Some of the camps are very active and do community service projects to help improve the lives of women and their families and protect and provide for them with scholarship programs, disaster relief

Today, Royal Neighbors has more than 215,000 members across the nation volunteering in their communities through our chapter system. In the last 40 years alone our members have given $350 million in time and talent to their communities.
Names on the quilt include: Helen Pyles, Mrs. Mary Plummer, Hominy, OK, Mary Souter, Maude Winkle, Hominy camp 9622, Jennifer Ragsdell, Hominy, OK Lodge #9422 “Faith”, Anna Lowther, Hominy, OK #9422 “Modesty,” Anna Fleming, Wild Horse Camp 9422 “Endurance”, A.ma Free, Wild Horse camp 9422 “unselfishness”, Ninnie Nevergal, Hominy, OK April 11, 1926, Mrs. Eva Dixon, Hominy, OK, Lela Acill. Leeta Holliman, Irene Smith, Hominy, OK, Ada Wildey. Cora Brown, Hominy, OK, Hazel Moore, Hattie Pope, Bertha Kelly, Recorder 9422, Mrs. Mildred Shumaker, Skiatook, OK, Roxie Hendershot.

Commercial life insurance became very popular in the post-Civil War era. Originally, the insurance was backed by stock companies and was too expensive for anyone other than prosperous, white businessmen. By the 1880s, several fraternal benefit nonprofit societies were created which offered insurance protection to their male members. In 1883, a fraternal benefit society was created called the Modern Woodmen of America, a legal reserve fraternal assessment society. The Woodman of the World is a fraternal life insurance society.
But by the late 1880s, the United States was undergoing significant economic and societal changes. In November 1888, the wives of the Modern Woodmen of America in Council Bluffs, IA formed a ‘ladies auxiliary’ to the Modern Woodmen Camp 171. Within a year, the group had reorganized as a social organization and renamed themselves the “Royal Neighbors of America”. The local groups, called camps, held social events and carried out benevolent work.
Between 1892 and 1894, the Royal Neighbors voted to incorporate as a fraternal benefit society in the state of Illinois which had favorable insurance laws. By 1895, RNA included 4,100 charter members; assessments of and benefits to the female members played an important role. The society was formed “to bring joy and comfort into many homes that might otherwise today be dark and cheerless…by affording the mother an opportunity to provide protection upon her life.” By 1903, RNA extended its membership to include all women, not only those affiliated with Modern Woodmen.
The RNA parade ribbon from the Lilac Camp in Kansas displays the emblem has remained unchanged since 1894 and represents the values most important to those pioneering women and the guiding principles of the organization:
The blue petal represents Faith. The “grace”, or symbol within it, is a cross with a lily of the valley flower. The yellow petal represents Unselfishness, and its grace is a handshake. The green petal represents Courage, and its grace is a sword. The purple petal represents Endurance, and its grace is a crown. The white petal represents Modesty, and its grace is a shield. The symbol in the center represents Morality, and its grace is a crown with a cross.

Seth Mabry Lewis

GonetoTXas — 2011-10-13 20:41:30Z

am looking for information about Seth Mabry Lewis, born Nov. 5, 1881 in London, Kimble, Texas and was married to Alberta "Bertie" unknown, lived in Osage and Washington Counties, Oklahoma... reported to have been a Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of Osage County in the 20's... was sent to Leavenworth Prison, Jan 8, 1927... perhaps for bribery...any info appreciated. Can't find any records of his being a Deputy or Sheriff... but do have newsclipping stating he was. I would love confirmation with records. I have a pic of his mother, Betty Boyce. Email me or find me on Ancestry. Attaching file/ newsclipping.

In 1917 he was listed as a Cattleman and his business was the "Smith & Lewis Cattle Co."...of Fairfax, Pawhuska in Osage County...

Questions: Did he remarry after divorcing Bertie? Where did he die? One source says he died in 1947 in Bartlesville, OK...I don't have proof of it. What was he in prison for? How long was he there? I am going to contact Leavenworth and see if they have old archives available. Any one know anything about him, please contact me...

Re: Arthur Bonnicastle of Pawhuska

SGilmore78 — 2011-09-15 01:42:05Z

I have some information about Arthur Bonnicastle (Wah-ne-a-tah). He was my great-great-grandmother's (Nannie She-ah-ku a/k/a Nannie Snake) cousin.

What happened to Edward Bolin

brnioky — 2011-09-13 21:19:01Z

What happened to Edward "Ed" Bolin. Family move to Skiatook around 1912. Sons Herman and Thurman married and moved into Tulsa. Wife of Ed is listed in the 1920 census in Skiatook as widowed. Family history he left on day to go to work and was never seen again. Unable to locate anything on him past the 1910 Missouri census. Any information helpful

STROUD, Barbara Helen- Obit

HGrisso — 2011-08-17 20:20:30Z

From the Medford (OR) Mail Tribune at www.mailtribune.com 8-16-2011

Barbara Helen Stroud, 82, of White City, Ore., passed Wednesday, August 10, 2011. Barbara was born July 5, 1929, in Webb City, Okla., to Isaac Milton Smith and Garrnet Eugene Barber. In 1965, she moved to the Rogue Valley from Portland.

On August 27, 1947, in Oklahoma City, Okla., Barbara married James Melvin Stroud. She enjoyed crocheting and knitting.

Barbara is survived by her sons, Mike Stroud, of Central Point, Ore.; and Allen Stroud, of Medford, Ore.; one sister; one brother; six grandchildren; and thirteen great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, James, in 2006; two sisters; and two brothers.

A crypt side service will be held Friday, August 19, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., at Hillcrest Memorial Park.

Re: obituary look up please. Disregard, the articles have been found

retduck — 2011-08-01 23:45:32Z

The news articles that covered the accident has been found

obituary look up please

retduck — 2011-07-31 17:59:06Z

Would appreciate an attempt to locate a death notice or obituary for Alice (Thomas) Davidson who died in an auto accident from Osage Co. to Florida in May 1973. She was buried May 22, 1973 at Woodland Cemetery. The burial record does not give her death date or location
Alice was born and raised in Osage County and was living in Davenport, Polk, Florida in 1955 when her father died.

Don

Re: John COPENHAVER / Mary SCOTT

xpenguindude — 2011-06-28 01:57:19Z

ARe you still looking for info? There is an article about them in a book Osage County Profiles 1964. Let me know if you would like the info.

Re: Anyone do lookups in Osage Co. Courthouse?

GregB89 — 2011-06-27 02:39:49Z

The names are John Lemuel Tisdale and Ethel Emogene (Tilson)
They were married Sept 11, 1915 in Pawnee County. Ethel remarried again in 1926 and Mr. Tisdale died in 1966. I can only conclude that they must have divorced. Thank you for your help.