Ney KELSAY was born in September 1881. He died unknown. Parents: Walter Fenix KELSAY and Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS.

Nora KELSAY was born about 1877 in , Denton, TX. She died unknown. Parents: Walter Fenix KELSAY and Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS.

Susan Allie KELSAY was born on 18 June 1885 in , Denton, TX. She died unknown. Parents: Walter Fenix KELSAY and Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS.

Walter Fenix KELSAY was born on 2 January 1854 in , Denton, TX. He died on 6 June 1917 at the age of 63. Parents: William Royal KELSAY and Eliza SMITH.

Spouse: Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS. Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS and Walter Fenix KELSAY were married on 25 November 1875 in , Denton, TX. World Connect site--"Allison Goldstein's Family Tree-InRelation@cnonline.net, updated 10/23/2002 source: Kelsay family history Children were: Nora KELSAY, Ney KELSAY, Susan Allie KELSAY, Curtis KELSAY, Cortus Edgar KELSAY, Benjamin A. KELSAY, Walter Floyd KELSAY.

Walter Floyd KELSAY was born on 29 November 1900 in , Jack, TX. He died unknown. Parents: Walter Fenix KELSAY and Frances Angeline "Fanny" EDWARDS.

William Royal KELSAY was born on 20 June 1810 in NY.

Spouse: Eliza SMITH. Eliza SMITH and William Royal KELSAY were married on 13 April 1837. Children were: Walter Fenix KELSAY.

F. D. KELSE (private).

Spouse: Susan F. SCRITCHFIELD.

Aaron Lufkin KELSEY was born on 12 July 1823 in Guilford, Piscataquis, ME. He died on 25 October 1913 at the age of 90 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. OH death certificate #1913-59389, ancestry.com; Toledo and Lucas County, Ohio, 1623-1923, by John Milton Killits, Chicago, IL, S. J. Clarke Publ Co., 1923, pp 262, 262, biographical sketch,
AARON LUFKIN KELSEY
It is give to but few men so near to approach the century mark as did Aaron Lufkin Kelsey, who died in Toledo at the age of ninety years, after having been closely associated with commercial life and development of the city for sixty-three years. He was indeed a familiar figure in the business circles of the city and Toledo in many ways found him a benefactor, as his activities contributed in substantial measure to her growth and improvement. Mr. Kelsey was born in Guilford, Maine, July 12, 1823, and was of English and Irish lineage, being a grandson of Joseph Kelsey, who settled in Massachusetts in young manhood, becoming one of the residents of that state during the colonial epoch in its history. His son and namesake, Joseph Kelsey, removed to Maine about 1800, settling at Guilford, where he became a prosperous and prominent citizen. he represented his district in the Maine legislature for thirty years and was active in framing the constitution of that state in 1820.
Aaron L. Kelsey was on of a family of nine children and the last survivor, having outlived his brother, Joel W. Kelsey of Toledo, for a period of ten years. In his youthful days he was given the advantages of a good education, being graduated as a surveyor from the Foxcroft Academy at Foxcroft, Maine, while his efficiency secured for him an appointment as government surveyor when but nineteen years of age. In that capacity he had the distinction of assisting in running the national boundary line in 1843 as established by the Webster-Ashburton treaty. For three years his life was fraught with great privation and toil as he followed his profession in the wilderness of the north, but the outdoor experience also brought him rugged health and much knowledge concerning the out-of doors.
His entire course was characterized by the faithful performance of his duties and these three years were a fitting prelude to a long, honorable and useful career.
Mr. Kelsey arrived in Toledo in 1850, finding here a struggling frontier village. For six years he was interested in lake navigation, being associated with Darius Cole of Detroit in building the Northerner, the first passenger boat that went up the Great Lakes. It was sunk, however, on its initial trip just beyond Port Huron after being rammed in a fog. Mr. Kelsey in 1856 entered into partnership with Nathan Reeve, under the name of Kelsey & Reeve, for the conduct of a lumberyard, for which there was a splendid field, owing to the fact that the adjacent state of Michigan was rich in its great forests of hardwood and of white pines. Their wharf and lumberyard was on Water street, north of Cherry, where their business grew rapidly. In that business Mr. Kelsey continued for thirty years, the firm style becoming Kelsey-Lawton & Company in 1868, and upon his retirement in 1886 he was succeed by his son. H. Reeve Kelsey, who formed a partnership with George L. Freeman, the business being then carried on under the style of Kelsey & Freeman. For three decades, however, Aaron L. Kelsey had figured as one of the most prominent lumbermen of the city and contributed in large measure toward making Toledo one of the lumber trade centers of the middle west. In 1873 he became associated with others in the purchase of the Milburn Wagon Company, of which he remained a director for an extended period, while at the time of his death he was one of the large stockholders of the company. Into still other fields he directed his labors, being a director of the Merchants National Bank from its inception until his retirement from active business life. In Waggoner's History of Toledo and Lucas County it was said "Mr. Kelsey has been among the foremost citizens in public spirit, ready to cooperate in whatever promised the public welfare." He withheld his aid and support from no movement for the general good and he was one of the organizers of Toledo's third Board of Trade, which constituted an important and vital force in promoting the early business and industrial development of the city.
In 1854 Mr. Kelsey was married to Miss Helen M. Lawton of Cape Vincent, New York, whom he survived for twenty years. To them was born one child, Hiram Reeve, who is mentioned elsewhere in this work. One of the local papers, following the death of Mr. Kelsey on October 25, 1913, said of him "He will be remembered as a quiet and retiring gentleman of kindly nature and a quick and lively intellect. In this death there passed away one who in his lifetime contributed his full share to the development and progress of his day and generation." Mr. Kelsey erected the house at No. 1729 Summit street, which was his residence for fifty-two years, or until his death.

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Parents: Joseph KELSEY and Lucy LUFKIN.

Spouse: Helen Mar LAWTON. Helen Mar LAWTON and Aaron Lufkin KELSEY were married in November 1854. Children were: Hiram Reeve KELSEY.

Aaron Lufkin KELSEY II was born on 14 June 1886 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. He died on 25 October 1913 at the age of 27 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. OH Deaths 1908-1932, ancestry.com He died on 15 November 1955 at the age of 69. IGI, familysearch.org Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Spouse: Eleanor KINSEY.

Alice R. KELSEY was born in July 1890 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Florence KELSEY was born in April 1895 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Georgia Henrietta KELSEY was born on 7 August 1860 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA. She died on 23 January 1937 at the age of 76 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA. 1900 census, Stockton Ward 2, San Joaquin, CA, p4B, ED 111, T623_108, 608 Edmonds
75/75 Georgia Terry, H, W, F, Aug 1860, 39, Wd, 1-1, CA OH MO, Boarding house, 0, yes yes yes,
Eugene Wilker, bro-in-law, W, M, Dec 1865, 34, M, 8, CA KY KY, Searcher of Records, 0, yes yes yes
Alzie Wilker, sister, W, F, Mar, 1871, 29, M, 8, 6-6 CA OH MO, yes yes yes
Alzie C. Kelsey, mother, W, F, Jan 1839, 61, Wd, 6-6, MO KY KY, yes yes yes, O F H
Madeline Kelsey, sister, W, F, Feb 1873, 27, S, CA OH MO, yes yes yes
Birne Terry, dau, W, F, Aug 1883, 16, S, CA CA CA, yes yes yes
Hei Greey, Cook, Ch, M, Sep 1859, 40, M, China China China 1890, 10, House Cook 0, yes yes yes Parents: John Milton KELSEY and Algeline "Algie" CHILDERS.

Spouse: Reel Bonner TERRY. Georgia Henrietta KELSEY and Reel Bonner TERRY were married on 2 November 1881 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA. Children were: Birne TERRY.

Spouse: William George WALLACE. Georgia Henrietta KELSEY and William George WALLACE were married on 20 October 1903 in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.

Grace S. KELSEY was born in July 1893 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Helen Mar KELSEY was born on 25 August 1884 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. She died on 15 March 1967 at the age of 82 in Shokan, Ulster, NY. SSDI-188-36-0471-PA Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Spouse: Clement Edwards CHASE. Helen Mar KELSEY and Clement Edwards CHASE were married on 10 June 1914 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. "American Society of Civil Engineers, Memoir" Children were: Clement Kelsey CHASE, Alice Kelsey CHASE, Sherret Spaulding CHASE.

Hiram Reeve KELSEY was born on 1 January 1859 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. 1900 census, Toledo Ward 3, Lucas, OH, p11A ED 38, t623_1296, 1509 Summit
216/219 Hiram R. Kelsey, H, W M Jan 1859, 41, M, 17, OH ME NY, Lumber Merchant, 0, yes yes yes O F H
Alice G. Kelsey, wife, W F Jun 1861, 38, M, 17, 7-7, OH SCOT, SCOt, yes yes yes
Hellen Kelsey, dau, W f Aug 1884, 15, S OH OH OH, at school, 9, yes yes yes
Aaron L. Kelsey, son W M Jun 1886, 13, S, OH OH OH, at school, 9, yes yes yes
Mary P. Kelsey, dau, F Jul 1888, 11, S OH OH OH, at school, 9, yes yes yes
Alice R. Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1890, 9, S, OH OH OH, at school, 9, yes yes yes
Katherine Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1892, 7, S OH OH OH at school, 9, yes yes yes
Grace S. Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1893, 5, S, OH OH OH
Florence Kelsey, dau W F Apr 1895, 5, S, OH OH OH
Kate A. Noonen, Servant, W F Aug 1886, 24, S, IRE, IRE, IRE, 1895, 5, Servant, 0, yes yes yes He died on 12 June 1917 at the age of 58 in Spragge, Ontario, Canada. date and place mentioned in biographical sketch Toledo and Lucas County, Ohio, 1623-1923, by John Milton Killits, Chicago, IL, S. J. Clarke Pub. Co, 1923, p201
HIRAM REEVE KELSEY
Hiram Reeve Kelsey was for many years a conspicuous figure in connection with the lumber trade and manufacturing interests of Toledo. A native son of the city, he was born January 1, 1859, his parents being Aaron Lufkin and Helen Mar (Lawton) Kelsey. A sketch of the father will be found elsewhere in this publication.
Hiram Reeve Kelsey received his education in the schools of Toledo and in the Shattuck Military School at Faribault, Minnesota, which he attended for five years. When his textbooks were put aside he immediately became associated with his father in business and thoroughly acquainted himself with every pase of the interests with which the father was identified. In 1886, at the time of his father's retirement, he formed a partnership with George L. Freeman, under the name of Kelsey & Freeman. The firm developed a business of extensive proportions over a period of thirty-one years. Mr. Kelsey had gone to Canada to buy lumber when he became stricken with an illness that terminated his life, on the 12th of June 1917. The business was reorganized in 1918, under the firm style of The Kelsey & Freeman Lumber Company. He was also a director in the Milburn Wagon Company. he was for a time a vice president of the Merchants National Bank and also of the Peoples Savings Bank, in which position he served at the time of its organization. Honored and respected by all, he occupied a most enviable position in the commercial and financial circles of the city not alone by reason of the success he attained but also owing to the straightforward business policy which he ever followed. It is true that he entered upon business enterprises already established by his father, but in enlarging and controlling these he manifested the progressive spirit of the age and adopted the most advanced commercial methods. He possessed initiative and energy and obstacles and difficulties in his path seemed but to serve as an impetus for renewed effort on his part, leading ultimately to success.
On the 16th of October, 1883, in Toledo, Mr. Kelsey was married to Miss Alice Gladstone Young, a daughter of James and Mary (Sherret) Young, both of whom came from Scotland and eventually took up their abode in Toledo, where Mr. Young was a contractor and builder. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey became the parents of seven children: Helen, the wife of Clement E. Chase, Aaron Lufkin (II), who is vice president of The Kelsey & Freeman Lumber Company and who married Eleanor Kinsey, Mary Isabel, the wife of John D. Biggers, Alice Reeve, the wife of Russell Cooke, Katharine, Grace Secor, and Florence. While Mr. Kelsey belonged to the Episcopal church, he attended services at the First Congregational church. He was well known in social circle, having membership in the Inverness Club, the Toledo Club, the Mullet Lake Club and the Middle Bass Club.
An appreciation of Mr. Kelsey's worth and character was written by his old-time friend, W. E. Ketcham, as follows: "Suddenly and without warning came the passing of our old friend, H. R. Kelsey, bring the numbing shock and then the dull pain that will endure for so long for those near him. When the shock has passed we may look upon his death as of one who fearlessly embarked on the 'Great Adventure,' leaving sorrowing friends but many pleasant memories behind him. The writer recalls him as a jolly, rollicking boy in the old homestead in lower town, when the yard sloped down to the river and quiet and serenity reigned. The Toledo in which he was born was a village nestled in the trees and as it grew he grew with it. The writer recalls him as attending the old Bush street school long since abandoned. he recalls particularly that sweet and gracious lady---his mother. His career in business has been successful and beyond reproach. It was characterized by inflexible and unwavering integrity. His home life was ideal. Few that experienced it can forget the splendid hospital of the home on lower Summit in which the host and hostess beamed with kindness and graciousness--surrounded by a charming family. No one can forget his merry humor and good-natured jests. It was a distinct privilege to be there. His business of lumber buying took him to the remote places. he died in the little town of Spragge, Ontario, on the north shore of Georgian Bay, where he often went. It was noticed by those whose sad duty it was to go there to bring back his earthly form that everyone knew him pleasantly and spoke through tears, of his passing. In the lumber woods there will be many a tear brushed from the rough cheek of a 'lumber jack' when they speak reverently and lovingly of his kindliness and justness and the tear and the thought will be sincere. One of the gentle sides of his character was his genuine love and appreciation of art. To those who knew him intimately it was a matter of wonder when he could find time in a busy business life to acquire such a wide and accurate knowledge of pictures. He collected many beautiful examples. His life was round and full and he left the goblet nearly brimming. We who only wait a time for sailing bespeak a pleasant voyage for him."
1900 census, Toledo Ward 3, Lucas, OH, p11A ED 38, T623_1296, 1509 Summit
216/219 Hiram R. Kelsey, H, W M Jan 1859, 41, M, 17, OH ME NY, Lumber Merchant, 0 yes yes yes O F H
Alice G. Kelsey, wife, W F Jun 1861, 38, M, 17, 7-7, OH SCOT SCOT, yes yes yes
Hellen Kelsey, dau, W F Aug 1884, 15 S OH OH OH at school, 9, yes yes yes
Aaron L. Kelsey, son, W M June 1886, 13, S OH OH OH at school, 9, yes yes yes
Mary P. Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1888, 11 S OH OH OH at school, 9, yes yes yes
Alice R. Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1890, 9, S OH OH OH at school, 9, yes yes yes
Katherine Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1892, 7 S OH OH OH, at school, 9, yes yes yes
Grace S. Kelsey, dau, W F Jul 1893, 6, S OH OH OH
Florence Kelsey, dau, W F Apr 1895, 5, S OH OH OH,
Kate A. Noonen, servant, W F Aug 1876, 23, S, IRE IRE IRE, 1895, 5, Servant, 0, yes yes yes

Parents: Aaron Lufkin KELSEY and Helen Mar LAWTON.

Spouse: Alice Gladstone YOUNG. Alice Gladstone YOUNG and Hiram Reeve KELSEY were married on 16 October 1883 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. date and place from biographical sketch Children were: Helen Mar KELSEY, Aaron Lufkin KELSEY II, Mary P. KELSEY, Alice R. KELSEY, Katherine KELSEY, Grace S. KELSEY, Florence KELSEY.

John Milton KELSEY was born on 11 April 1824 in Springboro, Warren, OH. He died on 28 January 1877 at the age of 52 in Stockton, San Joaquin, CA. He was buried in Stockton Rural Cemetery, Stockton, San Joaquin, CA.

Spouse: Algeline "Algie" CHILDERS. Algeline "Algie" CHILDERS and John Milton KELSEY were married about 1856 in CA. Children were: Georgia Henrietta KELSEY.

Joseph KELSEY (private).

Spouse: Lucy LUFKIN. Children were: Aaron Lufkin KELSEY.

Katherine KELSEY was born in July 1892 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Mary P. KELSEY was born in July 1888 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. Parents: Hiram Reeve KELSEY and Alice Gladstone YOUNG.

Vivian Maxine KELSEY (private).

Spouse: Ross Carl JACKSON.

Maxine KELTNER (private).

Spouse: Wilson SMITH. Children were: Joseph T. SMITH, Joyce SMITH, Judy SMITH, Ina Mae SMITH.

Mary KELTON was born about 1810 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, TN. She died unknown.

Spouse: Robert Thomas BROTHERS. Mary KELTON and Robert Thomas BROTHERS were married on 12 March 1827 in ,Rutherford, TN. Children were: Benjamin BROTHERS.

Carl Scott KELTY was born about 1876 in , Yamhill, OR. Parents: James Monroe KELTY and Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT.

Edith M. KELTY was born about 1870 in , Yamhill, OR. Parents: James Monroe KELTY and Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT.

Spouse: ANDERSON.

Emily Queen KELTY was born after 1880 in , Yamhill, OR. Parents: James Monroe KELTY and Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT.

Spouse: Benjamin RIESLAND.

James Monroe KELTY was born on 5 July 1842 in , Daviess, IN. He died on 27 March 1919 at the age of 76 in Portland, Multnomah, OR. He was buried in Riverview Cemetery, Multnomah, OR. served in Co B, 1st OR Inf during the Civil War
1880 census, Lafayett pct, Yamhill, OR, p. 424A, ED 124, T9_1084
93/94 James M. Kelty, W, M, 37, M, Sheriff of county, IN, IN, IN
Maria Kelty, W, F, 33, wife,M, homemaker, IL, KY, KY
Edith Kelty, W, F, 9, S, OR, IN, IL
Paul Kelty, W, M, 8, S,OR, IN, IL
Kail Kelty, W, M, 3, S, OR, IN, IL
Anna Helfet, W, F, 16, S, hired, housekeeper, CA, Germany, Germany

Spouse: Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT. Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT and James Monroe KELTY were married on 23 June 1869. Children were: Edith M. KELTY, Paul R. KELTY, Carl Scott KELTY, Emily Queen KELTY.

Paul R. KELTY was born about 1872 in , Yamhill, OR. He died on 11 March 1944 at the age of 72 in , Yamhill, OR. Parents: James Monroe KELTY and Sarah Maria "Chat" SCOTT.

Earl Risk KELVINGTON was born on 1 August 1896 in New Brighton, PA. He died on 25 July 1964 at the age of 67 in Akron, Summit, OH. He was buried on 28 July 1964 in Akron, Summit, OH. Parents: Joseph Lovejoy KELVINGTON and Elizabeth DAMAN.

Spouse: Martha Margaret BONZO. Children were: Earl Risk KELVINGTON Jr., Wesley Earl KELVINGTON.

Earl Risk KELVINGTON Jr. (private). Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON and Martha Margaret BONZO.

Spouse: Lois Elfleda AKE. Children were: Earl Risk KELVINGTON III, William Ross KELVINGTON.

Earl Risk KELVINGTON III (private). Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON Jr. and Lois Elfleda AKE.

Spouse: Sharon Lynn GLAGOLA. Children were: Luke Risk KELVINGTON, Michael Richard KELVINGTON, Kyle KELVINGTON.

Joseph Lovejoy KELVINGTON was born on 3 March 1846 in Imperial, Allegheny, PA. He died on 14 December 1923 at the age of 77 in Daugherty, Beaver. PA.

Spouse: Elizabeth DAMAN. Elizabeth DAMAN and Joseph Lovejoy KELVINGTON were married on 25 May 1870 in New Brighton, Beaver, PA. Children were: Earl Risk KELVINGTON.

Kyle KELVINGTON (private). Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON III and Sharon Lynn GLAGOLA.

Luke Risk KELVINGTON (private). Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON III and Sharon Lynn GLAGOLA.

McKinley Ann KELVINGTON (private). Parents: Michael Richard KELVINGTON and Margaret Ann KULUNGOWSKI.

Michael Richard KELVINGTON (private). Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON III and Sharon Lynn GLAGOLA.

Spouse: Margaret Ann KULUNGOWSKI. Children were: McKinley Ann KELVINGTON.

Wesley Earl KELVINGTON was born on 30 March 1920 in New Brighton, PA. He died on 3 March 2006 at the age of 85 in Point Plesant, WV. obituary, Point Pleasant (WV) Register, March 6, 2006
Wesley Earl Kelvington, 85, of Letart passed away after a long illness at the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center on March 3, 2006.
He was an auto mechanic and a one-time owner of The Kelvington Auto Electric in Akron, Ohio. He was an active member of the Old Town Board Baptist Church and served in the U. S. Air Force as a master sergeant and crew chief on a B-29 super fortress the "B Sweet IV" during World War II. He was a member of the 40th Bomb group in the Pacific Theatre and was awarded the Broze Star medal.
He was born March 30, 1920, in New Brighten, Penn., a son of the late Earl Risk Kelvington and Martha (Bonzo) Kelvington.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Linda Sue Meloy.
He is survived by his wife, whom he married on Aug. 29, 1948, Lilly (Staats) Kelvington of Letart, son and daughter-in-law, Ralph Wesley (Carolyn) Kelvington of Letart; grandchildren, Racehl Lynn Kelvington, Brian David Kelvington of Letart, Jessica Meloy of Akron; step-grandson, Douglas Meloy of Charleston, S.C.; brother and sister-in-law, Earl Risk (Lois) Kelvington II of Akron; son-in-law, John Meloy of Akron, and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, 2006, at Foglesong Tucker Funeral Home, Mason, with Pastor Gregory Collins officiating. Burial will follow in Old Town Board Baptist Cemetery in Letart. Military gravesite rites will be performed by the Stewart-Johnson VFW Post 9926 and Smith-Capehart American Legion Post 140. Visitation will be noon-2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Old Town Board Baptist Church Cemetery fund. Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON and Martha Margaret BONZO.

William Ross KELVINGTON was born on 22 July 1956 in Akron, Summit, OH. He died on 2 March 2006 at the age of 49 in Guernsey, OH. He was buried on 7 March 2006. Parents: Earl Risk KELVINGTON Jr. and Lois Elfleda AKE.

Daisy Mae KEMP was born in 1900.

Spouse: Lonnie James HOLEMAN. Daisy Mae KEMP and Lonnie James HOLEMAN were married.

Willetta KEMP was born on 20 March 1892 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN. IN births, 1880-1920, ancestry.com, father: Will Kemp, mother: Lizzie Stroud, Book CH-V4/15 She died on 26 October 1971 at the age of 79 at hospital in Carmi, IL. browning.evcpl.lib.in.us, obituary abstract, Mrs. Willetta Shofner, 610 S. Harlan, 79, dod 26 October 1971, Alexander East FH, burial: Memorial Park, died Carmi, Ill hospital, funeral by rev. R. Bierbau, survivors: brother: A. E. Kemp, Carmi, nephew Willetta and Charles had no children

Spouse: Charles Allen SHOFNER. Willetta KEMP and Charles Allen SHOFNER were married in 1928 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN.

Alice J. KEMPER was born in 1856 in Kemper, Jersey, IL. She died on 20 October 1937 at the age of 81 in ,Greene, IL. IL death index, 1916-1950, www.ilsos.gov, certificate #0000196 She died on 20 October 1937 at the age of 81 in , Greene, IL. IL death index, 1916-1950, www.ilsos.gov, certificate #0000196 Alice was buried at Union Prather Cemeter in , Greene, IL. Alice is probably buried with her husband, but the double tombstone was not engraved after her death.

Spouse: William Thomas SCOTT. Alice J. KEMPER and William Thomas SCOTT were married on 30 January 1884.

Ben F. KEMPER (private).

Spouse: Leonna B. HUBER. Children were: Betty Lucille KEMPER.

Benjamin Franklin KEMPER (private).

Spouse: Lemona Belle HUBER. Children were: Verna Marie KEMPER.

Betty Lucille KEMPER (private). Parents: Ben F. KEMPER and Leonna B. HUBER.

Spouse: George Washington KNOX. Children were: Sylvia Jane KNOX, George Floyd KNOX, Frances Catherine KNOX, Dale Edward KNOX, Walter Blair KNOX, Paul Dean KNOX, Glen Wade KNOX, Lola Bell KNOX.

Earl Vernon KEMPER was born on 9 June 1913. He died on 9 February 1987 at the age of 73 in Harbor Beach, Huron, MI. SSDI-363-10-7010-MI, last residence: 48486 Port Hope, Huron, MI; MI Deaths 1971-1996, ancestry.com, residence: Rubicon, Huron, MI, pod Harbor Beach, Huron, MI

Spouse: Clara Margaret MURPHY. Clara Margaret MURPHY and Earl Vernon KEMPER were married in 1932 in ,Marion, AR. Children were: Neal V. KEMPER, Nina KEMPER, Jo Ann KEMPER.

Jo Ann KEMPER (private). Parents: Earl Vernon KEMPER and Clara Margaret MURPHY.

Spouse: Earl L. BURNS.

Neal V. KEMPER (private). Parents: Earl Vernon KEMPER and Clara Margaret MURPHY.

Nina KEMPER (private). Parents: Earl Vernon KEMPER and Clara Margaret MURPHY.

Spouse: Dalbert B. SCOTT.

Verna Marie KEMPER (private). Parents: Benjamin Franklin KEMPER and Lemona Belle HUBER.

Spouse: Marlyn Oren KNOX. Children were: Vincent Lee KNOX, Oren Benjamin "Bennie" KNOX, Thomas LeRoy KNOX.

Joshua C. KEMPPE (private).

Spouse: Kimberly Jane GREEN.

James KEN (private). Parents: Stewart J. KEN and Catherine Frances KILLIAN.