Albert Raymon Clay
M, b. 5 November 1906, d. 19 April 1972
Albert Raymon Clay was born on 5 November 1906 at California. He died on 19 April 1972 at Livermore, Alameda Co., CA, at age 65.
Note: Information per Tobias Family of Green County genealogy prepared by bgarlick11, online at ancestry.com.
Note: Information per Tobias Family of Green County genealogy prepared by bgarlick11, online at ancestry.com.
Child of Albert Raymon Clay and Waltereen Hudson
- Ruth Clay+ b. 13 Sep 1929, d. 25 Aug 2010
Charles Donald Clay
M, b. 1899
Charles Donald Clay was born in 1899 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. He was the son of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper.
Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay
M, b. 7 January 1857, d. 29 November 1935
Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay was also known as "Charley". He was born on 7 January 1857 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. He was the son of James Brown Clay and Susanna Maria Jacob. Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay married Mariah Hensley Pepper, daughter of Col. Robert Perry Pepper and Elizabeth Prudence Starling, in 1896 at Frankfort, Franklin Co., KY. Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay died on 29 November 1935 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, at age 78. He was buried in 1935 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #100088083.
Children of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper
- Susan Jacob Clay b. 21 Jul 1897, d. 11 Jul 1981
- Charles Donald Clay b. 1899
- Robert Pepper Clay+ b. 2 Feb 1903, d. 16 Nov 1977
- Elizabeth Starling Clay b. 20 Oct 1904, d. 28 Mar 1999
Clyde Mitchell Clay
M, b. 17 October 1913, d. 10 November 2004
Clyde Mitchell Clay was born on 17 October 1913. He married Ada Lois Mitchell, daughter of Frank C. Mitchell and Sina Ellen Ward. Clyde Mitchell Clay died on 10 November 2004 at age 91. He was buried in November 2004 at Highland Cemetery, Okemah, Okfuskee Co., OK, Findagrave #97474901.
Elizabeth Starling Clay
F, b. 20 October 1904, d. 28 March 1999
Elizabeth Starling Clay was born on 20 October 1904 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. She was the daughter of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper. Elizabeth Starling Clay died on 28 March 1999 at Gloucester, Essex Co., MA, at age 94.
Eugene Clay
M, b. 15 January 1931, d. 14 March 2000
Eugene Clay was also known as "Blue". He was born on 15 January 1931. He married Mary Frances Chubbee, daughter of Sampson Austin Chubbee and Louisa Margaret McClure. Eugene Clay died on 14 March 2000 at Pushmataha, OK, at age 69 dates per SSDI, last residence Clayton.
Children of Eugene Clay and Mary Frances Chubbee
- Eugenia Gail Clay d. b Mar 2004
- Kerry Dale Clay d. b Mar 2004
Eugenia Gail Clay
F, d. before March 2004
Eugenia Gail Clay was the daughter of Eugene Clay and Mary Frances Chubbee. Eugenia Gail Clay died before March 2004.
Fleta Elizabeth Clay1
F, b. 9 March 1917, d. 20 May 2004
Fleta Elizabeth Clay was born on 9 March 1917 at Ottawa Co., OK.1 She was the daughter of Robert Lee Clay and Bessie J. (?)1 Fleta Elizabeth Clay married Oliver A. Hutchison, son of John Branchford Hutchison and Ollie Marian Hoover, on 12 April 1939 at Seneca, Newton Co., MO. Fleta Elizabeth Clay died on 20 May 2004 at Newton Co., MO, at age 87.
Child of Fleta Elizabeth Clay and Oliver A. Hutchison
- Janice Ann Hutchison b. 17 Jun 1946, d. 26 Jan 1986
Citations
- [S1496] 1920 Federal Census, Ottawa County, Oklahoma. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T625, Roll 1481; FHL #1821481.
James Brown Clay
M, b. 9 November 1817, d. 26 January 1864
James Brown Clay was born on 9 November 1817 at Washington, District of Columbia. He married Susanna Maria Jacob. James Brown Clay died on 26 January 1864 at Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada, at age 46
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):
US Congressman. Born in Washington, D.C., he was the son of US Senator Henry Clay. He was clerk at a count house in Boston, (1832-34) studied law at the Lexington Law School Kentucky, was admitted to the bar, practiced law in Lexington and was the Chargé d’Affaires to Portugal, (1849-50). In 1857, he was elected as a Democrat to the Thirty-fifth Congress, serving until 1859. Not a candidate for re-nomination, he was a member of the 1861, peace convention held in Washington, D.C., to prevent the impending the Civil War. He died at age 46 in Montreal, Canada.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith.
He was buried in 1864 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #7668824.
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):
US Congressman. Born in Washington, D.C., he was the son of US Senator Henry Clay. He was clerk at a count house in Boston, (1832-34) studied law at the Lexington Law School Kentucky, was admitted to the bar, practiced law in Lexington and was the Chargé d’Affaires to Portugal, (1849-50). In 1857, he was elected as a Democrat to the Thirty-fifth Congress, serving until 1859. Not a candidate for re-nomination, he was a member of the 1861, peace convention held in Washington, D.C., to prevent the impending the Civil War. He died at age 46 in Montreal, Canada.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith.
He was buried in 1864 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #7668824.
Child of James Brown Clay and Susanna Maria Jacob
- Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay+ b. 7 Jan 1857, d. 29 Nov 1935
Kerry Dale Clay
M, d. before March 2004
Kerry Dale Clay was the son of Eugene Clay and Mary Frances Chubbee. Kerry Dale Clay died before March 2004.
Robert Lee Clay1
M, b. 25 December 1882, d. 21 December 1952
Robert Lee Clay was born on 25 December 1882 at Missouri.1 He married Bessie J. (?). Robert Lee Clay died on 21 December 1952 at Joplin, Jasper Co., MO, at age 69.
Child of Robert Lee Clay and Bessie J. (?)
- Fleta Elizabeth Clay+1 b. 9 Mar 1917, d. 20 May 2004
Citations
- [S1496] 1920 Federal Census, Ottawa County, Oklahoma. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T625, Roll 1481; FHL #1821481.
Robert Pepper Clay1
M, b. 2 February 1903, d. 16 November 1977
Robert Pepper Clay was born on 2 February 1903 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. He was the son of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper. Robert Pepper Clay married Mary Martha Martindale circa 1930. Robert Pepper Clay was retired in 1955; The Thursday, July 23, 1955 issue of The Cannoneer, the military newspaper of Fort Sill, OK, carries a notice of his retirement:
"Ceremonies honoring Col. Robert P. Clay, retiring director of the Dept. of Combat Development, are being held this week at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center. More than 2,500 troops from 11 Fort Sill battalions passed in review to the music of two Army bands Tuesday in his honor. A special Certificate of Achievement signed by Maj. Gen. Edward T. Williams, commanding general of the Artillery and Guided Missile Center, in recognition of faithful and efficient performance of military duty was awarded to Col Clay and read at the review. The certificate cited his service as president of The Artillery School Board and later as director of the Combat Development Department. 'In these assignments,' the certificate states, 'Col. Clay was responsible for developing new artillery doctrine, organization, and equipment for the future. To this exacting and important task he brought extensive combat experience gained in two wars, a comprehensive knowledge of field artillery, and the wisdom to evaluate new developments and to correlate the new with the old. Through his dynamic leadership, organizing ability, professional attainments, and selfless devotion to duty, the research and analysis performed under his direction constitute an important, long-range contribution to national security.' Col. Clay served overseas 24 months in World War II, taking part in five campaigns beginning with the invasion of Normandy. He commanded the 18th Field Artillery Group...He also served ten months in Korea, participating in the spring offensive, the UN summer-fall offensive, and the second Korean winter campaign...Col. Clay was awarded the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the French Legion of Honor (Chevalier) the Croix de Guerre with Palm. This morning Col. Clay will be awarded the Order of St. Barbara at ceremonies in the commanding general's office. Final retirement ceremonies will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday as Col Clay departs the post, ending over 30 years of active duty in the Army. Col. Clay and his wife will leave Fort Sill after the ceremonies Saturday to make their home in Greenville, Miss." He died on 16 November 1977 at Jackson, Hinds Co., MS, at age 74
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com).
He was buried in November 1977 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #103172966.
"Ceremonies honoring Col. Robert P. Clay, retiring director of the Dept. of Combat Development, are being held this week at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center. More than 2,500 troops from 11 Fort Sill battalions passed in review to the music of two Army bands Tuesday in his honor. A special Certificate of Achievement signed by Maj. Gen. Edward T. Williams, commanding general of the Artillery and Guided Missile Center, in recognition of faithful and efficient performance of military duty was awarded to Col Clay and read at the review. The certificate cited his service as president of The Artillery School Board and later as director of the Combat Development Department. 'In these assignments,' the certificate states, 'Col. Clay was responsible for developing new artillery doctrine, organization, and equipment for the future. To this exacting and important task he brought extensive combat experience gained in two wars, a comprehensive knowledge of field artillery, and the wisdom to evaluate new developments and to correlate the new with the old. Through his dynamic leadership, organizing ability, professional attainments, and selfless devotion to duty, the research and analysis performed under his direction constitute an important, long-range contribution to national security.' Col. Clay served overseas 24 months in World War II, taking part in five campaigns beginning with the invasion of Normandy. He commanded the 18th Field Artillery Group...He also served ten months in Korea, participating in the spring offensive, the UN summer-fall offensive, and the second Korean winter campaign...Col. Clay was awarded the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the French Legion of Honor (Chevalier) the Croix de Guerre with Palm. This morning Col. Clay will be awarded the Order of St. Barbara at ceremonies in the commanding general's office. Final retirement ceremonies will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday as Col Clay departs the post, ending over 30 years of active duty in the Army. Col. Clay and his wife will leave Fort Sill after the ceremonies Saturday to make their home in Greenville, Miss." He died on 16 November 1977 at Jackson, Hinds Co., MS, at age 74
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com).
He was buried in November 1977 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #103172966.
Child of Robert Pepper Clay and Mary Martha Martindale
- Robert Pepper Clay b. 28 Sep 1941, d. 1 Jul 1973
Citations
- [S20] Joseph Sullivant, A Genealogy and Family Memorial, 54 - 55.
Robert Pepper Clay
M, b. 28 September 1941, d. 1 July 1973
Robert Pepper Clay was born on 28 September 1941 at Fayette Co., KY. He was the son of Robert Pepper Clay and Mary Martha Martindale. Robert Pepper Clay died on 1 July 1973 at Pensacola, Escambia Co., FL, at age 31
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):
The Delta Democrat Times, Greenville, Mississippi dated July 2, 1973:
Pensacola, Fla. -- Robert P. Clay, Jr., 31, drowned while scuba diving at Pensacola some time Sunday. Funeral services are tentatively set for 10 am Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville. Burial and graveside services will be in Lexington, Ky. on Thursday.
Wells Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
Mr. Clay leaves his parents, Col. and Mrs. Robert P. Clay, Sr., of 1166 Fairview Avenue in Greenville; two sisters, Mrs. Ned R. Boyajian of San Francisco, Calif., and Mrs. Ben Magruder Disharoon of Port Gibson.
Mr. Clay received his early education at Greenville High School and Columbua Military School in Columbia, Tenn. He attended Delta State College in Cleveland.
He was a great-great-grandson of Henry Clay of Kentucky, famous statesman and orator. Mr. Clay was employed with Mitchell and High Consulting Engineers of Vicksburg.
Cause of death: Drowned while scuba diving. He was buried on 5 July 1973 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #103172895.
Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):
The Delta Democrat Times, Greenville, Mississippi dated July 2, 1973:
Pensacola, Fla. -- Robert P. Clay, Jr., 31, drowned while scuba diving at Pensacola some time Sunday. Funeral services are tentatively set for 10 am Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville. Burial and graveside services will be in Lexington, Ky. on Thursday.
Wells Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
Mr. Clay leaves his parents, Col. and Mrs. Robert P. Clay, Sr., of 1166 Fairview Avenue in Greenville; two sisters, Mrs. Ned R. Boyajian of San Francisco, Calif., and Mrs. Ben Magruder Disharoon of Port Gibson.
Mr. Clay received his early education at Greenville High School and Columbua Military School in Columbia, Tenn. He attended Delta State College in Cleveland.
He was a great-great-grandson of Henry Clay of Kentucky, famous statesman and orator. Mr. Clay was employed with Mitchell and High Consulting Engineers of Vicksburg.
Cause of death: Drowned while scuba diving. He was buried on 5 July 1973 at The Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Findagrave #103172895.
Ruth Clay
F, b. 13 September 1929, d. 25 August 2010
Ruth Clay was born on 13 September 1929 at El Paso Co., TX. She was the daughter of Albert Raymon Clay and Waltereen Hudson. Ruth Clay married Charles Neil Tobias, son of Harold Garst Tobias and Zella D. Haverstick. Ruth Clay died on 25 August 2010 at Tucson, Pima Co., AZ, at age 80.
Child of Ruth Clay and Charles Neil Tobias
- Charles Wade Bartlett Tobias b. 8 May 1951, d. 22 Jun 2010
Susan Jacob Clay
F, b. 21 July 1897, d. 11 July 1981
Note:
Biography: The biography of Susan Clay Sawitzky from The Kentucky Encyclopedia follows:
SAWITZKY, SUSAN CLAY. Susan Clay Sawitzky, poet and art historian, was born in Frankfort, Kentucky, on July 21, 1897, to Col. Charles and Mariah (Pepper) Clay. Great-granddaughter of Henry Clay, she was raised in her grandmothers' Victorian homes and on her father's horse farm. She attended Miss Ella Williams's School, then briefly Sayre School, Transylvania University, and the University of Kentucky. Her early poems and stories appeared in Town and Country Magazine and the New York Times and in local publications, and in 1923 the book Poems by Susan Clay was published in Chicago. On May 5, 1927, fleeing family interference, she eloped with Russian-born New York art dealer William Sawitzky. Only one poem was published after her marriage, appearing in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse in 1941. From 1927 to 1947 she helped Sawitzky conduct pioneering research on early American art, research she continued after his death in 1947. Sponsored by the New York Historical Society, she published articles on Reuben Moultrop, Ralph Earl, and Abraham DeLanoy. Susan Sawitzky wrote poetry for over sixty years and a short collection was published posthumously by the Kentucky Poetry Review in 1984. Her collected poetry speaks poignantly of her struggle against family and community for the right of self-expression and of the tenacity of traditional Southern values well into the twentieth century. Sawitzky died on July 11, 1981. Her ashes were scattered near a millpond at Stamford, Connecticut. See Woodridge Spears, ed., "The Circling Thread: Poems by Susan Clay Sawitzky," Kentucky Poetry Review (Jan. 1984).
Susan Jacob Clay was born on 21 July 1897 at Frankfort, Franklin Co., KY. She was the daughter of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper. Susan Jacob Clay married Wassili Sawitzky on 5 May 1927 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Wassily was married to Antonina "Anna", also from Poland, at the time of his 1914 immigration, per certificate of arrival record, and listed her again on his WW I draft registration, about 1917. (ancestry.com). Susan Jacob Clay died on 11 July 1981 at New Haven, CT, at age 83.
Biography: The biography of Susan Clay Sawitzky from The Kentucky Encyclopedia follows:
SAWITZKY, SUSAN CLAY. Susan Clay Sawitzky, poet and art historian, was born in Frankfort, Kentucky, on July 21, 1897, to Col. Charles and Mariah (Pepper) Clay. Great-granddaughter of Henry Clay, she was raised in her grandmothers' Victorian homes and on her father's horse farm. She attended Miss Ella Williams's School, then briefly Sayre School, Transylvania University, and the University of Kentucky. Her early poems and stories appeared in Town and Country Magazine and the New York Times and in local publications, and in 1923 the book Poems by Susan Clay was published in Chicago. On May 5, 1927, fleeing family interference, she eloped with Russian-born New York art dealer William Sawitzky. Only one poem was published after her marriage, appearing in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse in 1941. From 1927 to 1947 she helped Sawitzky conduct pioneering research on early American art, research she continued after his death in 1947. Sponsored by the New York Historical Society, she published articles on Reuben Moultrop, Ralph Earl, and Abraham DeLanoy. Susan Sawitzky wrote poetry for over sixty years and a short collection was published posthumously by the Kentucky Poetry Review in 1984. Her collected poetry speaks poignantly of her struggle against family and community for the right of self-expression and of the tenacity of traditional Southern values well into the twentieth century. Sawitzky died on July 11, 1981. Her ashes were scattered near a millpond at Stamford, Connecticut. See Woodridge Spears, ed., "The Circling Thread: Poems by Susan Clay Sawitzky," Kentucky Poetry Review (Jan. 1984).
Susan Jacob Clay was born on 21 July 1897 at Frankfort, Franklin Co., KY. She was the daughter of Lt.Col. Charles Donald Clay and Mariah Hensley Pepper. Susan Jacob Clay married Wassili Sawitzky on 5 May 1927 at Lexington, Fayette Co., KY, Wassily was married to Antonina "Anna", also from Poland, at the time of his 1914 immigration, per certificate of arrival record, and listed her again on his WW I draft registration, about 1917. (ancestry.com). Susan Jacob Clay died on 11 July 1981 at New Haven, CT, at age 83.
Samantha J. Claybaugh1
F, b. 5 November 1849, d. 14 July 1917
Samantha J. Claybaugh was born on 5 November 1849 at Paint Twp., Highland Co., OH.2,1 She married Jessie Richardson. Samantha J. Claybaugh died on 14 July 1917 at Kenton, Hardin Co., OH, at age 67. She was buried in July 1917 at Hale Cemetery, Ridgeway, Hardin Co., OH, Findagrave @11500509.
Child of Samantha J. Claybaugh and Jessie Richardson
- Jesse Richardson Jr.+1 b. 2 Apr 1891, d. 2 Jan 1990
Albert Claypool
M
Jerry Leon Claypool
M, b. 13 April 1894, d. 2 September 1958
Jerry Leon Claypool was born on 13 April 1894 at Delaware Co., OH. He married Nancy Marie Pettit on 15 August 1916 at Morrow Co., OH. Jerry Leon Claypool died on 2 September 1958 at Marion General Hospital, Marion, Marion Co., OH, at age 64.
Kathryn Claypool1
F, b. 12 December 1928, d. 2 December 2006
Kathryn Claypool was born on 12 December 1928 at Lamar Co., TX.1 She married John Ray Womack, son of James Warren Womack and Mary Minerva Windell. Kathryn Claypool died on 2 December 2006 at Houston, Harris Co., TX, at age 77.
Citations
- [S3101] 1930 Federal Census, Lamar County, Texas. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T626, Roll 2368; FHL #2342102.
Martha Maria Claypool
F, b. 1835, d. 1912
Martha Maria Claypool was born in 1835 at Hendricks Co., IN. She married Stanton Wright on 22 July 1852 at Hendricks Co., IN. Martha Maria Claypool died in 1912 at Howard Co., AR. She was buried in 1912 at Russiaville Cemetery, Russiaville, Howard Co., IN, Findagrave #46575732.
Child of Martha Maria Claypool and Stanton Wright
- Effie G. Wright b. 26 Oct 1896, d. 30 Oct 1978
Agnes Julietta Clayton
F
Agnes Julietta Clayton married James Henry Stone.
Child of Agnes Julietta Clayton and James Henry Stone
- James Richard Stone+ b. 24 Jun 1930, d. 9 Oct 1987
Albert Theodore Clayton
M, b. 26 July 1891, d. 6 November 1970
Albert Theodore Clayton was born on 26 July 1891 at Lexington, Lafayette Co., MO, Birth date per SSDI. He was the son of I. V. Clayton and Matilda Blackburn. Albert Theodore Clayton married Mina Gertrude Harrison, daughter of George Washington Harrison and Minnie Jessie Demorest, on 12 November 1914. Albert Theodore Clayton died on 6 November 1970 at Port Angeles, Clallum Co., WA, at age 79. He was buried at Mt. Angeles Cemetery, Port Angeles, Clallum Co., WA.
Child of Albert Theodore Clayton and Mina Gertrude Harrison
- Jessie Theodor Clayton b. c 1915, d. c 1915
Almeda Jane Clayton
F, b. 11 December 1835, d. 22 January 1897
Almeda Jane Clayton was born on 11 December 1835 at Erie Co., NY. She married Erastus Bates Lester on 19 December 1853 at Waupaca Co., WI. Almeda Jane Clayton died on 22 January 1897 at Blockhouse, Klickitat Co., WA, at age 61.
Child of Almeda Jane Clayton and Erastus Bates Lester
- Mary Elizabeth Lester+ b. 22 Jun 1862, d. 26 Jul 1924
Benjamin Franklin Clayton
M, b. 17 June 1894, d. 13 June 1935
Benjamin Franklin Clayton was born on 17 June 1894 at California. He began military service on 10 September 1917 WW I service, U.S. Army, 322 Field Signals Bn., discharged 14 AUG 1919. He married Hazel Vira Sprague. Benjamin Franklin Clayton died on 13 June 1935 at Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 40. He was buried in June 1935 at Los Angeles National Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, Findagrave #3697340.
Child of Benjamin Franklin Clayton and Hazel Vira Sprague
- Frankie Joan Clayton+ b. 24 Jun 1935
Clarissa Mosby Clayton
F, b. circa 1802, d. 22 June 1853
Clarissa Mosby Clayton was born circa 1802 at Ohio.1 She married Dr. Eli Gilmore, son of William Gilmore and Martha Lackey. Clarissa Mosby Clayton died on 22 June 1853 at Preble Co., OH. She was buried in June 1853 at Hopewell Cemetery, Morning Sun, Preble Co., OH, Findagrave #30403152.
Children of Clarissa Mosby Clayton and Dr. Eli Gilmore
- James A. Gilmore+1 b. 11 Jul 1834, d. 28 Aug 1914
- Esther E. Gilmore1 b. c 1838
Citations
- [S2919] 1850 Federal Census, Preble County, Ohio. Microfilm Image, NARA Series M432, Roll 723.
Drucilla Clayton
F, b. 25 January 1805, d. 10 July 1882
Drucilla Clayton was born on 25 January 1805 at Warren Co., OH.1 She was the daughter of William D. Clayton and Margaret Fitz Randolph. Drucilla Clayton married George Cost, son of John Cost and Regina Rachel Souder, on 4 October 1824 at Greene Co., OH. Drucilla Clayton died on 10 July 1882 at North Hampton, Clark Co., OH, at age 77. She was buried in July 1882 at Asbury Cemetery, North Hampton, Clark Co., OH.
Children of Drucilla Clayton and George Cost
- Mary Ann Cost b. 23 Jan 1826, d. 1827
- Margaret Jane Cost+ b. 1827, d. 7 Sep 1893
- Rachel S. Cost b. 1828, d. 20 Jan 1877
- Sarah Cost+2 b. 27 Mar 1830, d. 8 Oct 1886
- Drucilla Ann Cost2 b. 16 Jan 1832, d. 17 Mar 1903
- John William Cost+1 b. 18 May 1833, d. 19 Jan 1900
- Nancy Cost b. 11 May 1838, d. 15 Mar 1839
- Phoebe E. Cost2 b. c 1840
- Mahala R. Cost1 b. c 1842, d. 27 Nov 1863
- Alvina Jane Cost1 b. c 1846
- Henrietta Cost1 b. 15 Sep 1847, d. 22 Oct 1921
- Henry Cost b. 29 Jul 1850, d. 2 Sep 1852
Elizabeth Clayton
F, b. 20 October 1813, d. 30 January 1849
Elizabeth Clayton was born on 20 October 1813 at Fairfield Co., OH. She married Jesse Bowsher. Elizabeth Clayton died on 30 January 1849 at age 35 dates per findagrave.com memorial. She was buried in February 1849 at Bowsherville Cemetery, Harpster, Wyandot Co., OH, Findagrave #106452178.
Child of Elizabeth Clayton and Jesse Bowsher
- Russell B. Bowsher+ b. 20 Oct 1837, d. 9 Jan 1887
Erma N. Clayton
F, b. 15 June 1889, d. 2 January 1958
Erma N. Clayton was born on 15 June 1889 at Altoona, Polk Co., IA. She married Jim Hortenstine Walton, son of John Franklin Walton and Mary Thomasine Abbott, on 30 November 1911 at Sebastopol, Sonoma Co., CA. Erma N. Clayton died on 2 January 1958 at Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA, at age 68. She was buried in January 1958 at Sunrise Memorial Cemetery, Vallejo, Solano Co., CA, Findagrave #52239968.
Children of Erma N. Clayton and Jim Hortenstine Walton
- James Clayton Walton+ b. 13 Sep 1913, d. 9 Oct 2002
- Robert Douglas Walton+ b. 20 Apr 1923, d. 11 Jan 2004
Esther Clayton
F
Esther Clayton married Francis Marion Green, son of William Green and Rebecca McBride, on 12 April 1859.
Frankie Joan Clayton
F, b. 24 June 1935
Frankie Joan Clayton was born on 24 June 1935 at Los Angeles Co., CA.1 She was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Clayton and Hazel Vira Sprague. Frankie Joan Clayton married Donald Dean Wagner, son of Robert Dean Wagner and Dorothy Alma Tolman, on 19 July 1953 at Los Angeles Co., CA. Frankie Joan Clayton and Donald Dean Wagner were divorced in March 1973 at Orange Co., CA.
Citations
- [S1982] 1940 Federal Census, Los Angeles County, CA. Microfilm Image, NARA Series T627, Roll 377.