Clyde W. Carey , 10 North 52 West
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In 1880 Hamilton County, Nebraska, Charles is 6, with Johathan 36, Susanna 31, Mary 12, Oliva 10, Louisa 8, Wiliam 4 and Louie 2.
In 1885 Harlan County, Nebraska, Charley is 11, with Johathan 42, Susanna 37, Belle 17, Ollie 15, Lovey 13, Charley 11, Willie 9, Luise 7, Lafayette 4, and Martha 1.
Flora A. Billington is in Chariton County, Missouri in 1880, 3, born in Missouri, with Jefferson 30 and Effa Billington 35, both born in New York. Merton S. is 10, Earnest C. 9, Effa M. 7, Clarence 4, Flora A. 3, Marion D. 1, and Anne B. three months.
(Euphemia Ann (Sizer) Billington 1846-1925, married Jefferson Billinton in Chariton COunty on November 4, 1868)
Anna Bernice Billington 1880-1951 is buried in Pittsburg, Kansas
Charles W. Carey, 24, and Flora A. Billington, 22, both of Pittsburg, Kansas, married in Crawford County, Kansas on Feb 25, 1900.
They're in Crawford County in 1900, Charles a farm laborer, born Feb 1874 in Nebraska, Flora A. Sept 1877 in New York.
In 1910 Polk County, Charles is operating a dragline, 36, FLora 33, Esther 8, Jonathan 6, Bessie 4, and Ray 1.
November 1910 "The Misses Carey were passengers for Sidney one day this week, returning the same evening."
Clyde claimed a tract in section 2, 10N 52W in 1915.
In 1920 Cheyenne County, Nebraska, Charles Carey is 46, Flora A. 42, Johnathan 16 born in Kansas, Bessie C. 13, Ray 11, Harold 9, Marie 7, and newborn Earl K., all five born in Nebraska.
In 1930 Cheyenne County, Nebraska, C. W. Carey is a drayman, 55, born in Nebraska. Flora 53 ws born in Missouri, father in New York, mother in Micigan. Harold 19, Marie 17, and Earl 10 were born in Nebraska.
Charles Walter Carey 1874-1947 is buried in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming # 417o6o3847, with Flora Armenia (Billington) Carey 1877-1965.
Esther Lonella Carey 1901–1918 Jonathan Walter Carey 1904–1989 Bess Effie Carey Thomas 1906–1990 Ray Franklin Carey 1909–1969
Ray is buried in Newton County, Missouri,
Harold Jefferson Carey 1911–1985
Harold Jefferson Carey, 74, former Shelley resident, died July 22, 1985, at a Lander hospital following a stroke.
He was born March 22, 1911, at Polk, Nebraska, the son of Charles Walter and Flora Bellington Carey, and the fifth child in a family of eight children: Esther, Jonathan, Bess, Ray, Harold, Marie, Earl, and Juanita. The family moved to Scotts Bluff, Nebraska where Harold's Father started a business as a teamster. He expected Harold to handle the load of a grown man and Harold became discouraged and headed west to Laramie, Wyoming. After a time he went to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he worked on ranches as a ranch hand. To make a living year around he started baking pies and this little business evolved into running a small hamburger stand located near the present day Wort Hotel. In August 1939, he married Vera E. Clark Wilson at Pinedale. Wyoming. (He was previously married and had three children,Lloyd, Eugene and Cherie.)
They moved to Idaho Falls where he worked as a salesman, and later moved to Salt Lake City where he worked for the Kearns, Utah, Fire Department. There were two children born in Salt Lake, both dying in infancy, Sandra and Raymond. (These two children are buried in Taylor Cemetery east of Shelley, Idaho. Harold and Vera later moved to Lander, where he worked as a salesman. In 1979 they moved to Shelley. Mrs. Carey died in January this year (1985). He subsequently moved back to Lander to be with his family.
Surviving children are Gene, Lloyd, Cherie, Kenneth,and step sons Ronald and Donald Wilson; two brothers, Earl and John, and two sisters, Bess and Marie; and 19 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be in Nalder Funeral Home in Shelley with Bishop Bruce Crockett conducting. Burial will be in the Taylor Cemetery.
Marie Sylvia Carey Wallace 1913–2009
Marie S. Wallace of Richmond Indiana, born January 1, 1913 in Polk County, Nebraska, died in April 2009.
She's buried in Marshall County, Kentucky, with Philip Thomas Wallace 1910-1988.
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C.W. Carey, 22, married Elsie L. Davis on March 3, 1912 in Jefferson County, Oklahoma.
In 1920 Wichita Falls, Clyde is a drilling contractor, 29, Elise 27, both born i nArkansas, with Wilford 7, Mildred 5, and Duane 1 bonr iN Oklahoma.
July 1931 Wichita Falls "18. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carey, 1604 Tilden, suffered a badly crushed leg when he was run over by"
1933 Waurika, Oklahoma "Mrs. CLYDE CAREY and daughter Miss MILDRED of Wichita Falls were guests of her mother Mrs. WILLIAM DAVIS and brother EARL DAVIS. "
1940 Waurika, Oklahoma "Mrs. GUY FITZGERALD and daughters, WAUNETTA and Mrs. JACK TAYLOR, visited their sister-in-law and aunt Mrs. C. W. CAREY in Wichita Falls."
Clyde, born January 1890, died in Wichita Falls, Texas.
He's buried in Wichita Falls 1890-1948 # 59256789.
" Relatives and friends here wee shocked Sunday night when word of the death of CLYDE CAREY at Wichita Falls, suffered a heart attack and passed away almost instantly. Funeral services were at Floral Heights Christian Church in Wichita Falls Tuesday, and were attended by many from Waurika. Interment was in the Rosemount cemetery at Wichita Falls.
Clyde Carey, brother of Mrs. GUY FITZGERALD of Waurika, lived in the Hastings community when a boy. He was a retired member of the Carey Bros. Oil contracting company and was well known over Texas and Oklahoma. He was a member of the Christian church and the Masonic lodge.
He was 58 years old and survived by Mrs. Carey, a son, a daughter, two sisters and a brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and young daughter WAUNETT and their older daughter Mrs. JACK TAYLOR and Jack attended the funeral."
UNLIKELY
In 1900 Garfield County, Oklahoma, Clyde Carey, born January 1886 in Kansas, is with John Carey 43 and Ellie 39, both born in Illinois. Mabel 20, Lora 18, William 16, and Clyde 14 were born in Kansas, Lloyd 7 in Oklahoma, Leo 3 and Earl 1 in Kansas.
Clyde M. Carey, 21, married Lottie E. Rummery on March 31, 1907 in Garfield County.
In 1910 Custer County, Oklahoma, Clyde M. and Lottie E. Carey, farming, are both 24, with Velma L. 2.
July 1913 Eagle Colorado "Clyde Carey and family residents of Drummond, Oklahoma, came to Eagle Sunday night, to spend some time during the summer months visiting his father, John Carey."
Clyde Murton Carey registered for WWI in Eagle, Colorado, with Lottie Ella Carey. He was born January 11, 1886.
"Ella May Huffman was born near Franklin, Ind., March 2, 1861. Died at Boulder, Colo., February 20, 1920. She moved with her parents to Kansas when a small child and was united in marriage to John Carey March 5, 1879. To this union were born eight children - two girls and six boys, all living. They are Mrs. John Fagan, of Osage City, Kan., Lora P. Carey, of Boulder, W. E. Carey, of Covington, Oklahoma, Clyde M. Carey of Eagle, J. Lloyd Carey of Ranger, Texas, Leo H., Earl K. and Cecil V. Carey living in Boulder, and all being present at the funeral.
In addition to her husband and children she leaves eight grand children. Three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Roberts, of Enid, Okla., Mrs. Mortie Kinney, of Milford, Utah, both being present at the funeral, and Mrs. Josie Eaton, of Tracy, Calif., who was unable to attend. She was a member of the Congregational church and lived a Christian all her life.
Mrs. Carey with her husband and family moved to Oklahoma in 1891 where she resided the greater part of the time until 1909, when they came to Eagle and remained until three months ago, when they moved to Boulder, where they had a home intending to make that their permanent residence. Death coming as it did was a severe shock to the family and friends, as it was thought that her illness was not serious, death coming as if she were going to sleep.
In the late war three of the sons were in the service, one going to France. During those trying times Mrs. Carey, like most American mothers, did not complain and her expressions were that she was willing and glad that she was able to help the country in this way.
Other members of the immediate family that came from a distance were Mrs. W. E. Carey and her sister, Miss Crace Nixon, of Covington and Enid, Okla., and Ed and Frank Carey, of Reading Kansas, brothers of Mr. Carey.
The funeral was also attended by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sherman, George Sherman, W. H. Shryack, Miss Helen Fleming and Miss Marion Dickinson, Eagle County, friends friends of the family.
The funeral was held from the family residence and the body laid to rest in the Green Mountain cemetery at Boulder at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning, February 25.
Mr. Carey arid family desire that the Enterprise extend to their friends for them their deep appreciation for the flowers and kind words of sympathy and consolation sent them during their dark hour of trial."
October 1920 "Saturday evening at about 7:30 oclock the bunk house on the Clyde Carey ranch on Brush creek went up in flames, due to a defective flue. The entire contents of the cabin were destroyed, the principal loser being Mr. Carey, and next came Charley Buckner, who suffered the loss of ail his clothing and a valuable rifle."
December 1920 "Clyde Carey left for Boulder Tuesday evening where he will spend Christmas. He will go from there to Oklahoma, expecting to be away three or four weeks."
January 1921 "Clyde Carey returned laat week from a trip to Oklahoma where he had been for several weeks. He reports that the boom has gone out of the oil business in that country, and that the business depression is felt very keenly down there. He had considered remaining in Oklahoma all winter, but decided that the ranch was the better place for him."
January 1922 Eagle Colorado "Clyde Carey on Brush creek will hold a public sale on the Metheney ranch on Saturday, February 4, when he will dispose of all of his farming implements, horses, etc. "
Clyde married Cottie Acker Bobbit on June 6, 1926 in Denver.
Cottie Bobbitt was in Colorado Springs in 1920, 30, widowed, with mother Emma Acker 59 and brother Robert Acker 23.
Cotta B. Acker, 21, had married Eric I. Bobbitt on August 2, 1910 in Canon City, Colorado.
They're in Hotchkiss, Delta County, Colorado when Erice registered for WWI, and he's buried there 1885-1919 # 30660725.
October 1920 Montrose, Colorado "Mrs. E. S. Bobbitt of Colorado Springs, and her sister, Miss Florence Ackard, of Denver, were visitors for a short time Wednesday, coming in from the south. Mrs. Bobbitt was en route to Hotchkiss for a visit and her sister left on the late train for her home in the metropolis. While here Mrs. Bobbitt had the pleasant opportunity of a visit with Mrs. R. R. Wonder, the two ladies being former classi mates in Canon City high school."
In 1930 Denver, "Coltie B." Carey is 40, with sister Florence Acker 36 and mother Emma V. 70.
1931 Eagle, Colorado "Clyde Carey and son "Burl", drove in from Fort Garland Sautrday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boardon and family. Mr. Carey, at one time , owned a ranch on Brush creek."
In 1940 Albuquerque, Clyde is 54, born in Kansas, Lottie B. 50 in Iowa.
Clyde is buried in Sterling, Kansas, 1886-1969 # 105607094.
Cottie Carey, born August 3, 1889, died in June 1981, last residence Mesa Arizona.
LOTTIE
In 1925 Wichita, Kansas, Lottie is 39, Velma 17, and Merle 14.
In 1930 Wichita, Kansas, Lottie Carey is divorced, 40, working in a poultry house, with Merrill 19 born in Colorado.
Lottie is 55 in South Haven, Kansas, with son M. E. 48 (sic) and brother E. R. Rummery 28.
Velma Lois (Carey) Gaston 1908-1994 is buried in Shelbyville, Illinois.
" Mrs. Charles [Velma Lois Carey] Gaston, 86, of Shelbyville, died January 28, 1994. Surviving were her sons, Charles E. Jr., Pflugerville, Texas; David, Gerald and Darrell, all of Shelbyville; daughters, Betty Gouty, West Springfield, Mass., Bonnie Munson, Tower Hill; Patricia Bird and Ella Mae Adams, both of Cowden; Peggy Hakenjos, Escanaba, Mich.; 27 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one brother and two grandchildren."
Merle Elwin Carey 1910-1992 is buried in Sterling, Kansas 3 104292483, with Essie Catherine (Kimball) Carey.