George C. and Emma (Morlan) Huston, 10 North 52 West
George C. Huston claimed a quarter in section 11, 9N 52W in 890, and another in 14, 9N 51W in 1901, and another in section 13, 9N 51W in 1904.
Emma Morlan and George B. "Hettston" married in Cheyenne COunty, Nebraska on October 23, 1890.
September 1898 Sterling "Clark Huston has bought a store at Snyder and employed Fred Fawcett for head clerk. J. W. Wells having been employed by W. H. Conklin in Mr. Fawcett's stead. "
Emma is in Iliff, Logan County in 1900, 29, married ten years to George C. Huston 36. They have George I. 6 and BUrtis 2.
January 1905 "Mr. Huston, who is in Ohio, being called there by the death of his father, is expected home soon. Mr. Huston has the sympathy of his many friends in his sorrow."
February 4, 1905 "Mr. G. C. Huston, returned from Negley, Ohio last Saturday evening, where he has been since Dec. 10, on account of the sudden death of his father."
March 1909 "G. C. Huston, of Snyder, is down looking after affairs at his ranch east of Iliff."
January 1910 "G. C. Huston, of Iliff, was in the Fleming country after corn Monday. "
In 1910 Morgan County, Colorado, George is 48, Emma 39, George I. 16, Bursits C. 12, Zelmer 3, and Mutle V. newborn.
Emma is widowed in 1920 Fort Morgan, 49, with Elma 13 and Myrtle Vesta 9.
Emma is farming in 1930 Logan County, 59, with Zelmer 23 and Mertle G. 20.
She's buried in Sterling 1870-1935 # 55664781, with George Clark Huston 1862-1913.
"G. C. Huston, one of the most prominent and wealthy stockmen in Morgan county, died suddenly Monday at his home in Snyder. He was 51 years of age and had lived at Snyder for the past 10 years. He was a large stockholder in the First State Bank of Hillrose. and had large land and stock interests on the north side of the river. He leaves a wife, three sons and n daughter to mourn his loss. The remains were taken to Sterling for interment."
LENORA Lenora Huston 1892–1892
GEORGE
December 26, 1918 
"George Huston, aged 26 years, a prominent young business man of Hillrose, died at the Eben-Ezer hospital in Brush Thursday morning. Mr. Huston was raised on a ranch east of Snyder and attended the local schools, later taking a course in the Denver schools. After the death of his father he became interested in the First State Bank of Hillrose as cashier. He sold out his interests two years ago and entered the garage business at that place. Mr. Huston has hosts of friends in this vicinity who have known and respected him since boyhood. He leaves a wife and two children; a mother, two brothers and one sister who reside at Port Morgan."
BURTIS
Burtes C. Huston and Florence D. Smith married in Snyder, Morgan County on December 29, 1918.
Florence was in Snyder in 1910, 12, with Elliot F. Smith 37 and Daisy E. 31.
Burtis C. Huston was farming in Iliff in 1920, 22, with Florence 21 born in Colorado.
In 1930 Burtis is a cook in a camp in San Diego County, married, 32.
Florence is also in San Diego County in 1930, divorced, 32, with Clark E. 5 and newborn Eula E.
Burtis Clark Huston, 39, married Florence Myrtle Gregg on October 16, 1937 in Yuma, Arizona.
They're in San Diego County in 1940, B.C. 42, Myrtle 46 born in Kansas, and Gregg 21.
Florence Edgar is in San Diego in 1940, 42, with Clark E. Huston 15 and Eula 10, and Walter Edgar 3.
Florence's father Elliot Smith 1873-1935 is buried in San Diego County # 107162386, with Daisy Elnora (Walter) Smith 1879-1983 # 107162536.
"Clark Elliot Huston, of Ocean Beach, passed away peacefully on Monday, September 29th, 2014 in San Diego, California at the age of 90. Clark was born on July 13, 1924 to loving parents Burtis Clark Huston and Florence Daisy Smith. Along with siblings Eula Gill and Walter Edgar, Clark attended Ocean Beach Elementary, and later graduated from Point Loma High School. He went on to complete certification as an airline mechanic with Pan American. On August 2, 1946 he married Theda Catherine White, and they spent the next 66 years together. During his career with Teledyne Ryan he served as co-pilot and maintenance supervisor. He was involved in the moon landing hardware as well as the first remote drones. His work brought him numerous awards and recognition for aviation technical service and safety. In his free time, Clark enjoyed several outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, boating, flying, camping, hiking, body surfing and diving. In addition to his hobbies, Clark also served as Master Mason at the local Masonic lodge, and was also a volunteer Sherriff for search and rescue. Clark Huston is survived by his children Cheryl Hall (Pete) and Mark Huston (Cathy), grandchildren Josh and Robert, great-grandchildren Kyle and Luke, siblings Eula Gill and Walter Edgar, pets OB and Cassie, and a large extended family. He is preceded in death by beloved wife Theda Catherine Huston. A funeral service to celebrate Clark's life will be held on Monday, October 13, 2014 at 10:00 am at Beardsley Mitchell Funeral Home, 1818 Sunset Cliffs Blvd., San Diego, California 92107, with a reception to follow. Interment will take place at Glenn Abbey Memorial Park in Bonita, California."
Eula E. Huston 22, married Raymond L. Gill, 23 in San Diego on March 8, 1952.
Burtis is buried in Larned, Kansas #3705625, 1898–1958
HARLEY
Harley Huston 1901–1901
ZELMER
In 1940 Zelmar 33 and Vesta 30 are farming in Logan County, Iliff precinct.
Zelmer and Myrtle Vesta Huston claimed a tract in section 11, 9N 541W in 1957.
Zelmer Huston 1906–1988 is buried in Sterling # 55664196.
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In 1940 Zelmar 33 and Vesta 30 are farming in Logan County, Iliff precinct.
Myrtle Vesta Huston 1910–1990 is buried in Sterling # 55664223. On the same tombstone are her brother George Isaac, her brother Zelmer, and a birth date of December 28, 1897 for brother "Burt."