Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Dr. Walter Monroe Race (66736) & Sarah Jane M. Krusen
68711. Hubert Deforest Race. Born on 17 May 1873 in Big Prairie Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Hubert Deforest died in Payette, Payette County, Idaho, on 24 Oct 1934; he was 61. Buried in Parkview Cemetery, New Plymouth.

Newaygo County Marriage License states that Hubert and Clara were married 18 Nov. 1896 in Croton. He is 24, was born in Big Prairie Township, Newaygo County, and is a woodsman. She is 18, was born in Croton and is a domestic. His parents are Walter M. Race and Jane Krusen. Hers are F. Truman Harrington and Bessie Clark. B.C. Moore, J.P. marries them in Croton with Mrs. B.C. Moore and Estella Ames as witnesses.

1900 Federal Census. Newport, Stevens County, Washington.
Roll 1752, page 4B
    Hubert Race, head, b. May 1872, 28, m. 3 years, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI, day laborer
    Clara Race, wife, b. Nov 1877, 22, m. 3 years, 2 children, both living, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MO
    Harry Race, son, b. Jul 1897, 2, b. MI, parents b. MI
    Flossie Race, daughter, b. Oct 1899, 7 months, b. WA, parents b. MI

1916 Canyon, Idaho, City Directory
New Plymouth, Idaho
    Hubert (Clara) Race

1920 Federal Census. New Plymouth, Payette County, Idaho
Roll 294, page 4A
Elm Street
    Hubert D. Race, head, 47, rents home, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI, laborer, camp cook
    Clara B. Race, wife, 41, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MO
    Harry M. Race, son, 22, b. MI, parents b. MI, laborer, farm
    Walter Race, son, 18, b. WA, parents b. MI
    Delila Race, daughter, 4 y. 9 months, b. ID, parents b. MI

1930 Federal Census. East New Plymouth, Payette County, Idaho
Roll 403, page 1B
East Boulevard
    Hubert D. Race, head, 56, rents home, m. age 24, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI, cook, sheep camp
    Clara B. Race, wife, 50, m. age 18, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MO, sorter, fish[?] packing
    Delilh Race, daughter, 15, b. ID, parents b. MI

Idaho Death Index, 1911-51
Hubert Deforest, b. 17 May 1873, d. 24 Oct 1934 at New Plymouth, Payette County.

Parkview Cemetery, New Plymouth, Payette County, Idaho
    Hubert D.F. Race, 1873–1934. Plot: Section 4
On 18 Nov 1896 when Hubert Deforest was 23, he married Clara Bessie Harrington, daughter of F. Truman Harrington (10 Jan 1830-5 Nov 1916) & Nancy Elizabeth Clark (Jan 1857-1923), in Croton Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Born on 26 Nov 1878 in Croton Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Clara Bessie died in New Plymouth, Payette County, Idaho, on 28 Mar 1951; she was 72. Buried in Parkview Cemetery, New Plymouth.

Clara first married Hubert DeForest Race, second Martin Boyer.

1880 Federal Census. Croton Twp., Newaygo County, Michigan
Roll 598, page 432B
    Truman Herington, 48, farmer, b. Ohio, father b. Virginia, mother b. Md.
    Clarinda Herington, 24, wife, keeping house, b. Missouri, father b. Canada, mother b. Tenn.
    Joseph C. Herington, 9 months, son, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. Missouri
    Nancy E. Herington, 2, daughter, b. ditto
The name Nancy is written over another name. Apparently the census taker got the names of Clarinda and Nancy mixed up. Nancy E. Herington was Truman’s wife, married about 1877 according to the 1900 Federal Census.

Parkview Cemetery, New Plymouth, Payette County, Idaho
    Clara B. Boyer, b. 26 Mar 1879, d. 28 Mar 1951
Plot: Section 2
Their children include:
69741i.
Harry Monroe Race (30 Jul 1897-14 Aug 1971)
69742ii.
Flossie May Race (Oct 1899-1923)
69743iii.
Walter Truman Race (13 Oct 1902-1 Dec 1976)
69744iv.
Delilah Elizabeth Race (24 Mar 1915-23 Feb 1989)
68712. Edna Earl Race. Born on 18 Jan 1874 in Croton Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Edna Earl died in Los Angeles County, California, on 26 Mar 1950; she was 76.727

Kent County Marriage Records state that Edna married Edward on 14 May 1900 in Grand Rapids. He was 26, a farmer and was born in Zeeland, MI. She was 25 and was born in Croton, Newaygo County, MI. Her parents were W.M. Race and Jennie S. Krouzon; his were Garret H. Botts and Hattie Schouten. Joseph P. Mac Carthy, clergyman, married them with John O’Connor and Lulu Plank as witnesses.

1933 Long Beach City Directory
    Mrs. Edna Botts, h138 Elm av

In 1940 Edna was living with her sister Gladys Nichols in Long Beach.

1942 Long Beach City Directory
    Edna E. (wid E G) Botts, h635 1/2 Pacific av
    Gladys R (wid H E) Nichols, h633 Pacific av

California Death Index, 1940-1997
Edna Earl Botts, b. 18 Jan 1874 in Michigan, d. 26 Mar 1950 in Los Angeles, mother’s maden name Kruson, father’s surname Race.
On 14 May 1900 when Edna Earl was 26, she married Edward George Botts, son of Geert H. Bots (Mar 1843-) & Hattie Schouten (Nov 1849-), in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan. Born on 15 Dec 1873 in Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan. Edward George was baptized in First Reformed Church, Zeeland, on 3 May 1874. Edward George died in Los Angeles County, California, on 26 May 1934; he was 60.

From the records of the First Reformed Church in Zeeland:
   
Gerrit, son of Geert Bots, baptized 3 May 1874, born 15 Dec 1873.

1880 Federal Census. Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan
Roll 601, page 528D
Village of Zeeland
    Geert H. Bots, 37, blacksmith, b. Holland, parents b. Holland
    Heintje Bots, 33, wife, keeping house, b. Holland, parents b. Holland
    Katie Bots, 9, daughter, b. Michgan, parents b. Holland
    Gerrit Bots, 6, son, b. ditto
    Rikus Bots, 4, son, b. ditto
    Mina Bots, 2, daughter, b. ditto
    Rica Bots, 4 months, b. Feb, daughter, b. ditto

1900 Federal Census, Grand Rapids Ward 10, Kent County, Michigan
Roll 723, page 6B
417 Logan Street
    Hattie Bots, head, b. Nov 1849, 50, m. 29 years, b. Netherlands, parents b. Netherlands, immigrated 1856, 44 years in US
    Gerrit Bots, son, b. Dec 1873, 26, m. 1 month, b. Michigan, parents b. Netherlands, fireman R.R.locom.
    Richard Bots, son, b. Oct 1875, 24, single, b. ditto, crackerbaker
    Rika Bots, daughter, b. Feb 1879, 21, single, b. ditto, shirtmaker
    Gertie Bots, daughter, b. Mar 1883, 17, single, b. ditto, millenery store
    Fannie Bots, daughter, b. May 1885, 15, b. ditto, clerk, at school
    Maggie Bots, daughter, b. Jan 1888, 12, b. ditto, at school
    John Bots, son, b. May 1891, 9, b. ditto, at school

1900 Federal Census. Chicago Ward 18, Cook County, Illinois
Roll 268, page 3A
55 Madison Street
Geert H. Bots, boarder, b. Mar 1843, 57, m. 29 years, b. Holland, parents b. Holland, immigrated 1868, 32 years in US, blacksmith

1914 Bonner County, Idaho, City Directory

    Edwd G (Edna E) Botts, inpsr S L & P Co, h N 420 2d av, Sandpoint
    Walter M Race, r 420 2d av, Sandpoint
S L & P Co probably refers to the Sandpoint Lbr & Pole Co Ltd.

On his 1917-1918 WWI Draft Registration Card Edward George Botts lives at 407 Jefferson, Portland City, Mulnomah County, Oregon. He is 44 and was born 15 Dec 1873. He is a lumber inspector for the Portland Bridge and Building Company. He lives with his nearest relative, his wife, Edna Botts. He has hazel eyes, medium brown hair and a medium build.
Registration Location: Multnomah County, Oregon

1920 Federal Census. Kenai, Third Judicial District, Alaska Territory
Roll 2031, page 1A
924 Third Street, Knik District, Anchorage Town
    Edward G. Botts, head, 46, rents home, b. MI, parents b. Holland, foreman, railroad
    Edna E. Botts, wife, 14, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. OH, housewife.
In this census, her age appears as 14, an error.

The Alaska-Yukon Gazetteer 1923-34, Anchorage
    Edw Botts (Northern Hotel)
    Edw G. Botts, foremn, TheARR [Alaska Rail Road]
    Walter Race

1926 Long Beach City Directory
Edwd G (Edna) Botts, soft drinks, 309 W. Pike, r same

1930 Federal Census.  Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
Roll 128, page 3B
515 West First Street.
    Edward G. Botts, head, 55, m. age 26, b. MI, parents b. Holland, occupation none
    Edna E. Bots, wife, 55, m. age 25, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI
    Johannes Speath, boarder,76, divorced, m. age 32, b. Germany, parents b. Germany, immegrated 1880, naturalized
Both Edward and Edna rent their home, but there is a notation of “3 roomers” beside Edna’s name.

1932 Long Beach City Directory
Edwd G (Edna) Botts, soft drinks 12 Pine av, h138 Elm av

California Death Index
Edward C. Botts, d. 27 May 1934 in Los Angeles County, age 60
68713. Myrtle Maud Race. Born on 7 Sep 1881 in Croton Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Myrtle Maud died in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, on 3 Jan 1960; she was 78.

Myrtle first married Henry Johnson, divorced; second Grover Baker as his second wife; and third Elnathan Fife as his second wife.

Newaygo County Historical and Genealogical Society birth registration card
indicates Myrtle Maud was born 7 September 1881. Her parents were Walter M. and Sarah J. Race of Croton. He was physician born in New York and she was born in Ohio. Book 1, page 181, number 2683.

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Newaygo
    11 Feb 1900, Fremont. F.T. Porter, Minister of the Gospel. Witnesses Albert Upton & Cora Higer, both of Fremont
    Henry Johnson, 20, of Newaygo, b. MI, laborer, son of Chas. Johnson & Hannah Johnson
    Maud M. Race, 18, of Newaygo, b. MI, houswork, daughter of W.M. Race & J.M. Keusen

Newaygo Republican, 21 January 1904, “Local News”:
“Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson of Fenton came to Newaygo last Saturday for a month’s visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Race.”

Certificate of Marriage
19 July 1920, Spokane, Spokane County, Washington.
    G.C. Baker, 35, of Spokane, b. NY, widower, R.R. conductor, son of D.S. Baker (b. NY) & Ann Reese (b. Wales) second marriage
    Myrtle M. Johnson, 36, of Spokane, b. MI, divorced, daughter of W.M. Race & Sara Jane Krussen, second marriage

Certificate of Marriage
19 Feb 1931, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington. Stuart Gaud, Congregational Minister. Witnesses Ernest E. & Mrs. E. Ewing
    Elnathan L. Fife, of Spokane WA
    Myrtle M. Baker, of Spokane WA

1942 Spokane City Directory
Myrtle Fife, hW1624 Riverside av apt C

Washington Death Index
Myrtle M. Fyfe, d. 3 Jan 1960 in Spokane, Spokane County, age 79, daughter of Walter M. Race & Sarah Crusen
On 11 Feb 1900 when Myrtle Maud was 18, she first married Henry Verne Johnson, son of Charles Johnson (ca 1840-) & Hannah (ca 1852-), in Fremont, Newaygo County, Michigan. Born ca 1878 in Michigan. Henry Verne died in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington on 3 Nov 1950. They were divorced in 1920.

Does this census record belong to Henry?
1880 Federal Census. Brooks Township, Newaygo County, Michigan
Roll 598, page 398C
Village of Newaygo
    Charles Johnson, 40, husband, works in sawmill
    Anna Johnson, 28, wife, keeps house
    Frank Johnson, 3, son
    Henry Johnson, 1 year 6 months, son
    Gustaf Johnson, 22, boarder, single, works in sawmill
    Charles Grawn, 19, boarder, single, works in sawmill
    Gustaf Nelson, 26, boarder, single, works in sawmill
There were several families from Sweden listed on the census page working in the sawmill. All their children were listed as being born in Sweden, indiscrimantly.

1910 Federal Census. Cullum Precinct, Skagit County, Washington

Roll 1667, page 6B
Main Street, Town of Concrete
    Henry Johnson, head, 28, m1. 9 years, machinist, cement plant
    Myrtle Johnson, wife, 24, m1. 9 years, 2 children, both living
    Ariel R. Johnson, daughter, 8
    Shirly S. Johnson, son, 6
    Gladys F. Race, sister-in-law, 19, single
All were born in Michigan as were their parents.

1920 Federal Census. City of  Sandpoint, Bonner County, Idaho
Roll  T625_289; Page: 20A
The Henry V. Johnson family lived at 813 Pine Street in Sand Point. He is 39 and works as a plumber in a repair store. Mytle M. is 35 and was a clerk in a millinery store. Ariel is 18, and Shirley S is 16 and works as a laborer. They own their home.

1930 Spokane City Directory
Henry V (Alice) Johnson, plmbr H B DeLong Co, hW914 3d av apt 5

In 1940 Henry was living with his daugher Ariel Kronenberg’s family in Spokane.

Washington Death Index
Henry Verne Johnson, d. 3 Nov 1950 in Spokane, Spokane County, age 72.
Their children include:
69745i.
Ariel R. Johnson (31 Jul 1901-1 Mar 1995)
69746ii.
Shirley Stewart Johnson (ca 1904-4 Feb 1956)
On 19 Jul 1920 when Myrtle Maud was 38, she second married Grover C. Baker, son of Darius S. Baker (Oct 1847-) & Anne Reese (Nov 1854-), in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington. Born in Aug 1885 in Cattaraugus County, New York.

Grover first married Mary Pray, second Myrtle (Race) Johnson.

1921 Spokane City Directory
   
Grover C (Myrtle M) Baker, condr, h S124 Fiske

1930 Federal Census. Spokane, Spokane County, Washington

Roll 2518, page 10B
419 Washington Street
    Grover C. Baker, head, 44, b. NY, parents b. US
    Myrtle M. Baker, wife, 44, b. MI, parents b. NY
    Ariel R. Johnson, [step]daughter, 24, single, b. WA, fater b. US, mother b. MI, clerk, drugstore
On 19 Feb 1931 when Myrtle Maud was 49, she third married Elnathan Lorenzo Fyfe, son of William E. Fyfe (13 Dec 1837-13 Dec 1911) & Charlotte Ann Carney (24 Dec 1847-25 Apr 1914), in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington. Born on 25 Feb 1885 in Ogden, Boone County, Iowa. Elnathan Lorenzo died in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, on 8 Oct 1953; he was 68.

Elnathan first married Helen Moulton, second Myrtle (Race) Baker.

1940 Federal Census. Spokane, Spokane County, Washington
Roll 4386, page 8A
1516 Riverside
    Elnathan Fyfe, head, 56, 8th grade, b. IA, engineer, steam railroad
    Myrtle M. Fife, wife, 54, 2 years HS, b. MI
Both lived in Spokane in 1935.

Washington Death Index
Elnathan L. Fyfe, d. 8 Oct 1953 at Spokane, age 68, son of William Fyfe & Jean Henderson [Elanthan’s mother was Charlotte Carney, his grandmother Jane Henderson. The informant got the name wrong.]
68714. Gladys Fern Race. Born on 11 Sep 1890 in Croton Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. Gladys Fern died in Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, on 25 Mar 1958; she was 67.

Newaygo County Historical and Genealogical Society Birth Cards indicate Gladys was born 11 September 1890 in Croton Township. Her parents are William M., who is a physician, and Sarah J. Race of Croton Township. He was born in New York and she in Michigan.

Newaygo Republican, “School Notes,” 21 February 1901:

In Miss Turner’s room, “In the arithmetic test of the third grade, Cecil Moore, Ada Stevens and Gladys Race ranked 100.”

Newaygo Republican, 7 November 1901, “Local and General News”:

The piano pupils of Miss Winifred Gray gave their fourth musicale on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pearson, to a large number of invited friends. Miss Ruth Hatch opened the program with a “Fantasie” from Wagner, which she played with a taste and brilliancy surprising in one so young. Then followed the Misses Gladys Pearson, Katie Butler, Sophia Lund, Gladys Race, Ruth Minogue, Ruth Bartron and Master Gale Dancer, who each played exceedingly well. the class was assited by Vernon G. Mays, Sup’t. of Schools, whose appearance was greeted with a tumult of apppause. He sang two little groups of songs in his usual happy manner, which added greatly to the pleasure of the occasion. Miss Katie Butler closed the recital with few words of thanks to Mr. Mays, the hostess, and the guests for their presence.

Newaygo Republican, 15 May 1902, “Local and General News”:

“Miss Winifred Gray’s piano pupils gave their fifth musicale on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hatch, which was very successful. In spite of the rain a large number of invited friends attended and encouraged the class by their generous applause. The class being large, was necessarily divided, and this program was given mainly by the younger portion. Miss Aimee Louise Gray, soprano, assisted. The following young girls played: Misses Winifred Dewey, Gladys Race, Gladys Pearson, Minnie Nelson, Ruth and Florence Hatch, Ruth Minogue, Svea Lund, Laura Larson and Mabel Whitman. Miss Edna Burnbam and Master Gale Dancer were prevented by the storm. Mr. L. W. Nelson being present, was prevailed upon to add to the pleasure of the occasion.”

Newaygo Republican, “School Notes,” 10 March 1904:

“Wednesday morning the sixth grade gave a Will Carleton program, supplimented by a violin duet by Harry Cole and Arthur Carpenter, vocal duet, Ada Stevens and Anna Market, solo by Frank Millard, and original composition by the sixth grade quartet, Frank Millard, Gladys Race, Laura Lawson, and Eldred McCann. We hope to publish it later.”

Michigan’s Prettiest Girls - 3 December ??? (This article most likely printed in the Newaygo Republican)
(A Picture of Gladys)
NEWAYGO, Mich., Dec. 3. -- Of all Newaygo’s pretty girls none is more strikingly handsome than Miss Gladys Race, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Race, whose face is of Oriental type. No photograph can reproduce her wonderful coloring, which could not be surpassed by any professional beauty, while no artist has as yet done justice to the perfection of her features, lustrous eyes and curling lashes. Miss Race is clever and good and a universal favorite.

In 1910 Gladys was living with her sister Myrtle’s family in Concrete, Washington, the same town as her future husband.

Marriage Licence and Certificate
Licence
    21 Apr 1911, Gallatin County
    H.E. Nichols, 24, b. Varnell Sta., Whitefield County, Georgia, resident of Trident, GAllatin Co., Montana. Son of Maurice Nichols & Eliza James. Not previously married
    Gladys Race, 20, b. Croton, Newaygo Co., Michigan, resident of Spokane, Washington. Daughter of Walter Race & Jane Krusen. Not previously married
Certificate
    21 Apr 1911, Bozeman, Montana. O.P. Bishop, Baptist Minister
    Witnesses Mrs. Kittie Bishop & R.F. Barbour

1934 El Paso City Directory
Gladys R (wid H E) Nichols, h1707 N Mesa av
    Grant S Nichols, r1707 N Mesa av

1940 Federal Census. Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California
Roll 373, page 12A
128 E. Market Street
    Gladys R. Nichols, head, 49, widowed, 4 years HS, b. MI
    Grant S. Nichols, son, 26, married, 4 years college, b. MT, store keeper, county gas [smudged word]
    Edna E. Boots, sister, 65 widowed, 8th grade, b. MI
Gladys and Grant had lived in El Paso, Texas, in 1935; Edna in Long Beach.

1942 Long Beach City Directory
    Edna E. (wid E G) Botts, h635 1/2 Pacific av
    Gladys R (wid H E) Nichols, h633 Pacific av

1958 Long Beach City Directory
    Mrs Gladys R Nichols, h633 Pacific av

California Death Index
Gladys R. Nichols, b. 11 Sep 1890 in Michigan, d. 25 Mar 1958 in Los Angeles, father’s surname Race.
On 21 Apr 1911 when Gladys Fern was 20, she married Hubert Erskine Nichols, son of Maurice Nichols (27 May 1858-9 May 1915) & Elsa Simpson James (Nov 1856-1944), in Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana. Born on 27 Feb 1887 in Varnell, Georgia. Hubert Erskine died in El Paso, El Paso County, Texas, on 2 Jul 1933; he was 46. Buried in Evergreen Alameda Cemetery, El Paso.

1900 Federal Census. Varnell, Whitfield, Georgell
Roll 228, page 15A
    Marse N. Nickels, head, b. May 1858, 42, m. 16 years, b. VA, parents b. VA, farmer
    Elsa Nickels, wife, b. Nov 1856, 43, m. 16 years, 7 children, all living, b. VA, parents b. VA
    Robert Nickels, son, b. May 1884, 16, b. VA, parents b. VA, farm laborer
    Winiford Nickels, daugher, b. Aug 1885, 14, b. ditto, farm laborer
    Hubert Hickels, son, b. Feb 1887, 13, b. GA, parents b. VA, farm laborer
    Leola Nickels, daughter, b. Aug 1888, 11, b. ditto, farm laborer
    Tinton Nickels, son, b. Jun 1892, 8, b. ditto
    Neome Nickels, daughter, b. Mar 1895, 5, b. ditto
    Louina Nickels, daughter, b. Mar 1897, 3, b. ditto
    Jack Jackson, servant, b. Dec 1826, 73, m. 11 years, b. SC, parents b. SC, cook

1910 Federal Census. Callum Skagit County, Washington
Roll T624_1117, page 5A
Superior State, Central Blvd. Town of Concrete
    H. E. Nichols, lodger, 23, b. GA, parents b. VA, cement maker, cement plant
There are many other lodgers at the same hotel. Hubert’s future wife was living in the same town.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

Registered at Great Falls, Monana
    Hubert E Nichols. 316 Lafayette SE, Grand Rapids
    Age 30. b. 27 Feb 1887 at Varnell, Georgia
    Occupation: foreman smelter, B & M Smelter, Great Falls
    Supports wife and child
    Tall, slender, brown eyes, brown hair

1918 Great Falls City Directory
Hubert E (Gladys) Nichols, foreman Smelter, r 1006 6th av N

1920 Federal Census, Clarkdale, Yavapai County, Arizona
Roll 52, page 4A
1201 Main Street
    Hubert E. Nichols, head, 32, b. GA, parents b. VA, smelterman, smelter
    Gladys F. Nichols, wife, 29, b. MI, parents b. MA
    Grant S. Nichols, son, 6 y. 5 months, b. MT, father b. GA, mother b, MI
    Gertrude A. Goodrich, roomer, 29, b. CA, father b. NY, mother b. IN, teacher, public school
    Lova V. Sughrue, roomer, 38, b. KS, father b. Ireland, mother b. VA, teacher, public school

1930 Federal Census. El Paso, El Paso County, Texas
Roll 2329, page 3B
1707 North Mesa
    Hubert E. Nichols, head, 43, m. age 24, b. GA, parents b. VA, superintendent, cement plant
    Gladys F. Nichols, wife, 38, m. age 21, b. MI, father b. NY, mother b. MI
    Grant S. Nichols, son, 16, b. MT, father b. GA, mother b. MI

1933 El Paso City Directory
Hubert E (Gladys) Nichols, supt S W Portland Cement Co, h1707 N Mesa av, phone Main 5973

Texas Death Index, 1903-2000
Hubert Erskine Nichols, d. 2 Jul 1933 at El Paso.

Evergreen Alameda Cemetery, El Paso, El Paso County, Texas
    Hubert E. Nichols, 1887–1933
Plot: Section I
Their children include:
69747i.
Grant Simpson Nichols (10 Jul 1913-Jan 1972)
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