Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameAlbert Theodore Clayton 
Birth26 Jul 1891, Lexington, MO
Death6 Nov 1970, Port Angeles, Washington
Spouses
Birth7 Nov 1896, Polk County AR
Death28 Jan 1988
FatherGeorge Washington Harrison (1855-1930)
MotherMinnie Jessie Demorest (1871-1958)
Marriage12 Nov 1914
Notes for Albert Theodore Clayton
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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[Brderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security DeathIndex: U.S., Social Secu rity Death Index, Surnames from A through L,Date of Import: Sep 29, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.1 11.4.45010.84]
Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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Individual: Clayton, Albert
Birth date: Dec 21, 1896
Death date: Jan 1980
Social Security #: 431-32-6530
Last residence: AR 71832
State of issue: AR
Zip of last payment: 71832
On 26 July 1891, Albert Theodore Clayton, was born to I.V. & Matilda(Blackburn) Clayton nea r Lexington, MO, where I.V. supported hisfamily by farming. Teddy was number five of seve n children. BothI.V. (who was given no name, only initials) and Teddy contactedMalaria whi le he was just a child. The disease greatly weakened bothof them, and on 6 June 1898, his f ather died of pneumonia nearHardin, MO being only forty-seven years old. His death was poss iblydue in no small part to his already weakened condition.
Matilda then moved her children to Newton County, settling nearRitchey to be close to her br other, James (Bud) Blackburn and hisfamily. Less than four years later, twenty-year-old Rob ert died andonly ten days later, pneumonia claimed his mother also on 10 May 1902.
The children's uncle was unable to care for all the children inaddition to his own family, s o three of them were place in scatteredhomes where they would work for their room & board un til they were ofage. Ted, now ten years old, was taken to live with an elderlycouple, Char les Clemuel and Margaret Drucilla (Schmitt) Powers nearDiamond, MO. He referred to them a s Uncle Clem and Aunt Dru. Hetended their farm, attending Fair View School when the weathe r wastoo bad for him to work in the fields. In exchange for his years oflabor, he was give n a suit of clothes and one hundren dollars &allowed to leave when he was of age. This wa s the standardremuneration established by the state, but because of his affectionfor youn g Ted, Mr. Powers also gave him his pick of the horses. Tedcontinued working for Mr. Power s and for other neighbors as a farmlaborer, saving his money, until he was able to travel t o PolkCounty, AR where he homesteaded seventy acres near Wickes. It washere that he met an d married a neighbor girl, Mina Gertrude Harrison,daughter of G.W. & Jessie Demorest Harriso n on 12 Nov 1914. They hadone son--Jessie Theodore, who lived only a few days. Ted now man agedhis own farm, returning to MO to plant and harves crops for the Powersfamily, for sever al years before selling the homestead and movingback to the area around Ritchey, MO. Here t heir four daughters wereborn and they remained in this area until 1951 when he moved his family to Port Angeles, WA. He died there of congestive heart failureand a malignant brain tum or on 6 Nov 1970 at the age of seventy-nine.Mina died of pneumonia and congestive heart fai lure on 28 Jan 1989at the age of ninety-two. Both are buried in Mt. Angeles Cemetery inPor t Angeles.
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