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Descendants of ? Parker

Generation No. 1

1. ?¹ PARKER He married ?.

Children of ? PARKER and ? are:

2. i. JOHN² PARKER, b. Abt 1809, Tennessee.

3. ii. "WILEY" LEWIS WILEY PARKER, b. Abt 1820, Tennessee.

4. iii. EVAN PARKER, b. Abt 1828, Tennessee.

5. iv. MARY PARKER, b. Abt 1834, Tennessee.

 

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN² PARKER (?¹) was born Abt 1809 in Tennessee. He married HANNAH ?. She was born Abt 1809 in Tennessee.

Census Info:

• Occupation: farmer

Notes for HANNAH ?:

Census Info:

Children of JOHN PARKER and HANNAH ? are:

6. i. GEORGE B³ PARKER, b. Abt 1836, Georgia.

7. ii. MARGARET G PARKER, b. Abt 1838, Alabama.

iii. JESSE PARKER, b. Abt 1844, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 897 line 21

iv. JOHN PARKER, b. Abt 1846, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 897 line 21

8. v. WILLIAM PARKER, b. Abt 1849, Alabama.

vi. JOY A (?) PARKER, b. Abt 1850, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 897 line 21

 

3. "WILEY" LEWIS WILEY² PARKER (?¹) was born Abt 1820 in Tennessee (Source: Name stated on Henry's death certificate.). He married (1) ? Bef. 1855. He married (2) JULIA SETH September 9, 1855 in Sevier County, Arkansas (Source: Jarrod Seth.), daughter of GEORGE SETH and MAHALA ?. She was born Abt 1837 in Arkansas (Source: Name stated on Henry's death certificate.).

Census Info:

Could it be that Julia was wife 2? she is 23 in 1860 and there is a child 16. (yes, Jarrod Seth says Julia married the widower Lewis Parker who had children already. Julia married Sept 9, 1855 so previous children are from the first wife).

• Occupation: farmer

Notes for JULIA SETH:

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

Children of "WILEY" PARKER and ? are:

i. PARLEE³ PARKER, b. Abt 1844, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

ii. MARGARET PARKER, b. Abt 1847, Mississippi.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

iii. MONROE PARKER, b. Abt 1849, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

iv. MARY PARKER, b. Abt 1853, Arkansas; m. GILBERT LAMB; b. Abt 1846, Alabama.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 54 line 34

Hannah Parker (daughter of George) & Lucy Parker (daughter of ?) living with Mary in 1870

Notes for GILBERT LAMB:

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 54 line 34

Children of "WILEY" PARKER and JULIA SETH are:

v. NANCY C³ PARKER, b. Abt 1855, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

vi. STEPHONIE (?) PARKER, b. Abt 1857, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

vii. ISABEL PARKER, b. Abt 1858, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 900 line 34

viii. "TINY" PARKER, b. Abt 1861; m. "BUD" P A STEWART.

More About "BUD" P A STEWART:

• Informant on death certificate of Henry Pride Parker (PA Steward) (Source: Relationship to Henry Parker was given by Elmer Hawley, Jr.)

9. ix. HENRY PRIDE PARKER, b. December 26, 1863, Arkansas; d. August 29, 1919, Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho buried in Culdesac, Idaho.

 

4. EVAN² PARKER (?¹) was born Abt 1828 in Tennessee. He married "ISABELLE" ELIZABETH ?. She was born Abt 1839 in Alabama.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D (listed as Ivings)

• Occupation: farmer

Notes for "ISABELLE" ELIZABETH ?:

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

Children of EVAN PARKER and "ISABELLE" ? are:

i. JESSE E³ PARKER, b. Abt 1863, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

ii. ANNA E PARKER, b. Abt 1865, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

iii. WILLIAM PARKER, b. Abt 1869, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

iv. AOTUIMED (?) PARKER, b. 1870, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 38 line 1

v. DOCTOR PARKER, b. Abt 1873, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

vi. LIDA PARKER, b. Abt 1875, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

vii. MALCON PARKER, b. Abt 1877, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

viii. LINA PARKER, b. 1880, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 64D

 

5. MARY² PARKER (?¹) was born Abt 1834 in Tennessee. She married HENRY C PRIDE. He was born Abt 1822 in Alabama.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

Notes for HENRY C PRIDE:

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

• Occupation: farmer

Children of MARY PARKER and HENRY PRIDE are:

i. JOHN S³ PRIDE, b. Abt 1851, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 887 line 39

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

ii. WILLIAM N PRIDE, b. Abt 1853, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 887 line 39

iii. ELLENORA PRIDE, b. Abt March 1860, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 887 line 39

iv. MARY C PRIDE, b. Abt 1862, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

v. SARAH G PRIDE, b. Abt 1864, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

vi. GEORGE S PRIDE, b. Abt 1868, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 8 line 01

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

vii. ELIZA ELLEN PRIDE, b. Abt 1871, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

viii. HARRIETT PRIDE, b. Abt 1873, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

ix. CLOYD PRIDE, b. Abt 1876, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

x. HENRY C PRIDE, b. Abt 1879, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 62C

 

Generation No. 3

6. GEORGE B³ PARKER (JOHN², ?¹) was born Abt 1836 in Georgia. He married NANCY ?. She was born Abt 1839 in Arkansas.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 35 line 27

• Occupation: farmer

Notes for NANCY ?:

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 35 line 27

Children of GEORGE PARKER and NANCY ? are:

i. FRANCIS⁴ PARKER, b. Abt 1856, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 898 line 27

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 35 line 27

ii. HANNAH PARKER, b. Abt 1859, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 898 line 27

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 54 line 34, living with John Lamb

Living with Mary & Gilbert Lamb in 1870 (also Lucy Parker)

 

7. MARGARET G³ PARKER (JOHN², ?¹) was born Abt 1838 in Alabama. She married JOHN R (OR A) LAMB, son of ? LAMB and ?. He was born Abt 1836 in Alabama.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 54 line 34

Notes for JOHN R (OR A) LAMB:

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 54 line 34

• Occupation: farmer

Child of MARGARET PARKER and JOHN LAMB is:

i. HANNAH⁴ LAMB, b. Abt 1859, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1860 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, household 899 line 31

 

8. WILLIAM³ PARKER (JOHN², ?¹) was born Abt 1849 in Alabama. He married ELLAR ?. She was born Abt 1856 in Kentucky.

Census Info:

1870 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Paracliften Twp, household 35 line 27

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 63A

Notes for ELLAR ?:

Census Info:

Children of WILLIAM PARKER and ELLAR ? are:

i. LUKE⁴ PARKER, b. Abt 1874, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 63A

ii. ETTA PARKER, b. Abt 1875, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 63A

iii. EDGAR PARKER, b. Abt 1877, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 63A

iv. EMMA PARKER, b. 1880, Arkansas.

Census Info:

1880 Arkansas, Sevier Co. Clear Creek Twp, page 63A

 

9. HENRY PRIDE³ PARKER ("WILEY" LEWIS WILEY², ?¹) was born December 26, 1863 in Arkansas (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho), and died August 29, 1919 in Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho buried in Culdesac, Idaho (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho). He married NANCY MINERVA WELCH February 28, 1889 in Yell County, Arkansas (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho.), daughter of "ABE" WELCH and GEMIMA MOORE. She was born July 31, 1869 in Alabama (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho), and died March 27, 1945 in Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho).

Census Info:

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

Census - 1910 Idaho  - Henry P Parker NEZP Culdesac Page 85  -  Supervisor District 46, numeration 215

In 1910, Henry Parker was 46 years old. His occupation was farming. His wife Nancy was 42. They had 6 children listed: Minnie May age 20 - cook at a farm; Dora age 18 listed as helper; Ida Gemima age 14 listed as helper; Floyd Monroe age 10, Roy age 8; and Lester Pride age 2. We had Elizabeth Pearl listed as born 1905 so we will list her as deceased prior to 1910 until we find out otherwise.

Henry was killed in an accident with farm machinery. A counter weight from some machinery dropped on his head, crushing it. He had just mortgaged the farm to double the acreage. It was a financial deal with the Hawley's. They lost the farm over it.

Informant on death certificate P A Steward from Lewiston, Idaho (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho)

Not in 1920 census with family

Medical Information: Diabetic

Occupation: farmer

Notes for NANCY MINERVA WELCH:

Census Info:

1900 Idaho, Idaho Co. Ferdinand Precinct, household 193 line 76

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1910 - 8 children born, 6 living

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 31 line 32

In 1945, Nancy had lived in Nez Perce County for 50 years (Source: Death Certificate: Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho)

Occupation: farm operator after Henry died

Residence: Culdesac Idaho later Lewiston, Idaho

Henry and Nancy started their life together in Oklahoma. They moved to Idaho Indian territory by covered wagon when their daughter Dora was three (about 1896). One day on the trail, Nancy was making biscuits. Indians crested the bluff and the family thought they would be killed. It turned out that the Indians were just HUNGRY FOR BISCUITS! (This story was remembered by Robert William Bolam III).

In the 1910 Idaho census, they were living in Nez Perce county, Idaho. They also lived many places in Idaho and may have ended up near Richland, Washington.

Children of HENRY PARKER and NANCY WELCH are:

i. MINNIE MAY⁴ PARKER, b. December 17, 1889, Idaho; m. LOUIS HECKMAN.

Census Info:

1900 Idaho, Idaho Co. Ferdinand Precinct, household 193 line 76

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

• Died shortly after Beau was born

ii. DORA ELNORA PARKER, b. March 24, 1893, Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma (Indian Territory) (Source: Delayed Certificate of Birth: State of Oklahoma Supporting documentation listed: 1) Family Bible shows child born at Medford, Oklahoma Mar 24, 1892. 2) Birth-day Book of Parker family shows this child born at Medford Oklahoma Mar 24 1892.; LDS: Ancestral); d. November 19, 1982, Coeur d 'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho (Source: Death Certificate: Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho); m. ELMER CARVER HAWLEY, SR, November 2, 1913, Culdesac, Nezperce County, Idaho (Source: Newspaper clipping sent from Iva Lee Hawley.; LDS: Ancestral File); b. February 12, 1890, Weeping Water, Cass Co, Nebraska (Source: Death Certificate: Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; LDS: Ancestral File); d. January 20, 1963, Spokane, Washington (Source: Death Certificate: Spokane, Spokane County, Washington; LDS: Ancestral File).

See our Hawley Family Genealogy

• More About ELMER CARVER HAWLEY, SR:  Buried in Riverside Memorial Park in Spokane, Washington

Census Info:

1900 Idaho, Idaho Co. Ferdinand Precinct, household 193 line 76

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Twp, household 25 line 28

Dora's middle name is spelled many different ways in official documents and by Dora herself. Some of the spellings we have found are: Eleanor, Eleanora, Elianor, Elnora.

Dora Parker was married a long time to Elmer Carver Hawley, Sr. After their marriage ended, she married 5 other men right after the other. It was a hard time to be a single female. (Her husbands were Bill Good, Merrick Ferris, William Gittings, Roy Lambert, Ben Goodings, and Mr Fast).

Legend has it that Dora was one of the first female educated nurses in Idaho.

Obituary:

Dora E Hawley, 90, Coeur d'Alene, died Friday in a local nursing home.

Born March 24, 1892 in the Oklahoma Territory, she moved with her family at age 2 to Culdesac, Idaho, where they farmed. She married Elmer C Hawley Nov 2, 1913 in Culdesac, and they moved to Spokane in 1921, and to Kellogg two years later. Later they were divorced, and she continued to live in Kellogg until moving to Coeur d'Alene in 1935. She lived her until her death. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a past member of the Rebekahs, Eagles Auxiliary and Pythian Sisters.

She is survived by son Elmer Hawley of Coeur d'Alene; daughters Olive Iredell and Ivalee Mulrey, both of Sumner, Wash., and Virginia Curtis of Milpitias, Calif.; brother Lester Parker of Lewiston; and ten grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by daughter Rose Bolam and son Marvin Hawley.

Cremation will be conducted under the direction of Yates Crematory. Family memorial services were held today in Yates Funeral Home, Coeur d'Alene.

Notes for ELMER CARVER HAWLEY, SR:

Census Info:

1900 South Dakota, Campbell Co. Centre Twp, household 157 line 1

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Culdesac Twp, sheet 7b line 63

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Twp, household 25 line 28

Marriage Announcement: Mr and Mrs Henry Parker Request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter Dora Elnora to Mr Elmer Carver Hawley on the morning of Sunday the second of November at eleven o'clock at their home on Happy Ridge.

Newspaper Clipping:

A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs H.P. Parker, last Sunday when their daughter, Dora Elnora, was united in marriage to Elmer C Hawley.

At twelve o'clock the couple attended by Michael Willard and Vera Laramore as best man and bridesmaid, took their places under the three links and the bell, while the phonograph played "The Sweetest Story ever Told". Rev. Lively using the ring ceremony united the lives of the young couple. After the ceremony a nice luncheon was served to the many friends present.

The bride was prettily gowned in cream white Brocaded pongee silk, trimmed in silk Chantilly lace and sash of blue silk mescaline, veil of silk chiffon with a wreath of orange blossoms.

The groom wore a pretty brown suit with a button hole bouquet of orange blossoms. The bridesmaid was dressed in cream white marquisette, while the best man was dressed in blue serge.

Many beautiful presents were given the popular young couple.

The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs H.P. Parker of Slickpoo, and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs A.L. Hawley of Culdesac.

The bride and groom made a short trip to Grangeville after which they will make their home with the groom's parents.

Those witnessing the ceremony were: Mr and Mrs H.P. Parker and family, Mr and Mrs A.L. Hawley, and son, Fred, Mr and Mrs Alfred White, Mr and Mrs Homer Walters, Mrs H.H. Hawley and children, and Mrs H. Beasly, M.E. Moore, George William, Stella and Alice Coffland, J.R. Laramore and children, Michael Willard, Mr and Mrs Bundy and children, Mrs Nancy Showalter, Mr and Mrs A.F. Rudd, Mr and Mrs Bob Congar, Mr and Mrs Polly, Otto Hartvigsen, Isabelle Doty, Emery George. All but a few being relatives of the couple.

This is the third wedding in the Hawley family in the past eight weeks.

_______________________

Elmer was a farmer and barber during his lifetime. Elmer had hoped that his son Elmer would follow in the barbering tradition. This wasn't Elmer Jr's plan but he did inherit his father's tools.

Elmer Hawley died shortly after being placed in a nursing home in Spokane, Washington.

iii. IDA GEMIMA PARKER, b. August 9, 1895, Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma (Indian Territory); m. FRED HECKMAN, Bef. 1919, Idaho; b. Abt 1894, Nebraska.

Census Info:

1900 Idaho, Idaho Co. Ferdinand Precinct, household 193 line 76

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Culdesac Precinct 3, household 21 line 1

Notes for FRED HECKMAN:

Census Info:

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Culdesac Precinct 3, household 21 line 1

• Occupation: Laborer on farm

iv. MAUDIE PARKER, b. Abt 1897, Oklahoma; d. Abt 1898, on the plains traveling from Oklahoma to Idaho.

v. FLOYD MONROE PARKER, b. February 11, 1901, Ferdinand, Idaho (Source: SSN internet site.); d. April 1978, Lewiston, Nez Perce, Idaho (Source: SSN internet site.); m. OLIVE ?; b. Abt 1905, Washington; d. Idaho.

Census Info:

1900 Idaho, Idaho Co. Ferdinand Precinct, household 193 line 76

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 32 line 35

• Occupation: Laborer on farm
• Residence: near Lewiston, Idaho

Notes for OLIVE ?:

Census Info:

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 32 line 35

vi. "ROY" LEROY LEWIS PARKER, b. January 9, 1903, Ferdinand, Idaho; m. GLADYS SUMPTER; b. October 10, 1906, Idaho ?; d. July 1973, Clarkston, Asotin, Washington (Source: SSN internet site.).

Census Info:

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 31 line 32

Leroy had 3 sons all of whom had muscular dystrophy. Two of the sons died of the disease in the 1920's. A third son, Gordon, survived.

vii. "LIZZIE" ELIZABETH PEARL PARKER, b. May 11, 1905; d. Abt 1907, Ferdinand, Idaho by Winchester.

• Elizabeth was not listed with her brothers and sisters in the 1910 Idaho census so we are assuming she was deceased prior to 1910.

viii. LESTER PRIDE PARKER, b. February 10, 1908, Idaho; d. December 24, 1997, Lewiston, Nez Perce, Idaho (Source: Elmer Hawley; SSN internet file.); m. (1) BEATRICE ?; m. (2) HAZEL; b. September 11, 1901 (Source: SSN internet site.); d. April 1984, Lewiston, Nez Perce, Idaho (Source: SSN internet site.); m. (3) ?.

Census Info:

1910 Idaho, Nezperce Co Culdesac Precinct, no household number, line 24 (look for Henry P Parker head of household)

1920 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 15 line 85

1930 Idaho, Nezperce Co. Webb Precinct, household 31 line 32

Lester married about 3 times. One was Bernice and the last was Hazel. No children

Never had kids of his own, married Hazel who had kids

Residence: near Lewiston, Idaho

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