Bio:
She was the daughter of Ira & Phebe Ann (Rockwell) Elderkin who raised 10
children in Watts Flats, NY.
She first married H. W. "Budd" White in Gainesville, TX, on 22 Feb 1883. They
had at least two sons, James Arthur & Robert Olander.
No knowledge of what happened to Budd White.
She married Thomas Marvin Howard in 1891 possibly in TX or in the OK Indian
Territory in the area of Washita or Roger Mills County & had at least 8 children
with him by 1905, including Jesse James, Eddie Clark, Marvin Richard, Gus Lee,
Angie Francis, Polly Ann, Cora Lena, & Lenora. Tom apparently had been married
to another Addie whom he had left in 1891 with 3 kids to marry this Addie.
Strangely, he is said to have ridden off on his horse one day, never to be seen
again. That was between 1905-1910. He is still a family mystery to this day to
both sets of Howard families.
Addie 3rd & last married Otis Lee Bradly 27 Aug 1925 in Blaine County.
ADDIE BRADLEY
Mrs. Addie Dell Bradley, 84, died here Saturday at the home of her son, Mr.
Marvin Howard, after a short illness.
Funeral service for Mrs. Bradley was held Monday at Pentecostal Holiness church.
Burial was made at Geary Cemetery under the direction of Turner Funeral home.
Addie Dell Elderkin was born September 7, 1864, at Watts Flats, N.Y. She was the
mother of 13 children, seven of whom survive her, also her husband, O. L.
Bradley.
The children are Cora Trumbly, Oklahoma City, Angie Watts, El Reno, James White,
Yuma, Ariz., Robert White, Elk City, Jess Howard, El Reno, Marvin Howard, Geary,
and Gus Howard, Geary.
b.Watts Flats, Chautauqua, New York
d.Geary, Blaine, Oklahoma
She was the daughter of Ira & Phebe Ann (Rockwell) Elderkin who raised 10
children in Watts Flats, NY.
She first married H. W. "Budd" White in Gainesville, TX, on 22 Feb 1883. They
had at least two sons, James Arthur & Robert Olander.
No knowledge of what happened to Budd White.
She married Thomas Marvin Howard in 1891 possibly in TX or in the OK Indian
Territory in the area of Washita or Roger Mills County & had at least 8 children
with him by 1905, including Jesse James, Eddie Clark, Marvin Richard, Gus Lee,
Angie Francis, Polly Ann, Cora Lena, & Lenora. Tom apparently had been married
to another Addie whom he had left in 1891 with 3 kids to marry this Addie.
Strangely, he is said to have ridden off on his horse one day, never to be seen
again. That was between 1905-1910. He is still a family mystery to this day to
both sets of Howard families.
Addie 3rd & last married Otis Lee Bradly 27 Aug 1925 in Blaine County.
ADDIE BRADLEY
Mrs. Addie Dell Bradley, 84, died here Saturday at the home of her son, Mr.
Marvin Howard, after a short illness.
Funeral service for Mrs. Bradley was held Monday at Pentecostal Holiness church.
Burial was made at Geary Cemetery under the direction of Turner Funeral home.
Addie Dell Elderkin was born September 7, 1864, at Watts Flats, N.Y. She was the
mother of 13 children, seven of whom survive her, also her husband, O. L.
Bradley.
The children are Cora Trumbly, Oklahoma City, Angie Watts, El Reno, James White,
Yuma, Ariz., Robert White, Elk City, Jess Howard, El Reno, Marvin Howard, Geary,
and Gus Howard, Geary.
b.Watts Flats, Chautauqua, New York
d.Geary, Blaine, Oklahoma
Bio:
She was the daughter of Ira & Phebe Ann (Rockwell) Elderkin who raised 10
children in Watts Flats, NY.
She first married H. W. "Budd" White in Gainesville, TX, on 22 Feb 1883. They
had at least two sons, James Arthur & Robert Olander.
No knowledge of what happened to Budd White.
She married Thomas Marvin Howard in 1891 possibly in TX or in the OK Indian
Territory in the area of Washita or Roger Mills County & had at least 8 children
with him by 1905, including Jesse James, Eddie Clark, Marvin Richard, Gus Lee,
Angie Francis, Polly Ann, Cora Lena, & Lenora. Tom apparently had been married
to another Addie whom he had left in 1891 with 3 kids to marry this Addie.
Strangely, he is said to have ridden off on his horse one day, never to be seen
again. That was between 1905-1910. He is still a family mystery to this day to
both sets of Howard families.
Addie 3rd & last married Otis Lee Bradly 27 Aug 1925 in Blaine County.
ADDIE BRADLEY
Mrs. Addie Dell Bradley, 84, died here Saturday at the home of her son, Mr.
Marvin Howard, after a short illness.
Funeral service for Mrs. Bradley was held Monday at Pentecostal Holiness church.
Burial was made at Geary Cemetery under the direction of Turner Funeral home.
Addie Dell Elderkin was born September 7, 1864, at Watts Flats, N.Y. She was the
mother of 13 children, seven of whom survive her, also her husband, O. L.
Bradley.
The children are Cora Trumbly, Oklahoma City, Angie Watts, El Reno, James White,
Yuma, Ariz., Robert White, Elk City, Jess Howard, El Reno, Marvin Howard, Geary,
and Gus Howard, Geary.
b.Watts Flats, Chautauqua, New York
d.Geary, Blaine, Oklahoma
She was the daughter of Ira & Phebe Ann (Rockwell) Elderkin who raised 10
children in Watts Flats, NY.
She first married H. W. "Budd" White in Gainesville, TX, on 22 Feb 1883. They
had at least two sons, James Arthur & Robert Olander.
No knowledge of what happened to Budd White.
She married Thomas Marvin Howard in 1891 possibly in TX or in the OK Indian
Territory in the area of Washita or Roger Mills County & had at least 8 children
with him by 1905, including Jesse James, Eddie Clark, Marvin Richard, Gus Lee,
Angie Francis, Polly Ann, Cora Lena, & Lenora. Tom apparently had been married
to another Addie whom he had left in 1891 with 3 kids to marry this Addie.
Strangely, he is said to have ridden off on his horse one day, never to be seen
again. That was between 1905-1910. He is still a family mystery to this day to
both sets of Howard families.
Addie 3rd & last married Otis Lee Bradly 27 Aug 1925 in Blaine County.
ADDIE BRADLEY
Mrs. Addie Dell Bradley, 84, died here Saturday at the home of her son, Mr.
Marvin Howard, after a short illness.
Funeral service for Mrs. Bradley was held Monday at Pentecostal Holiness church.
Burial was made at Geary Cemetery under the direction of Turner Funeral home.
Addie Dell Elderkin was born September 7, 1864, at Watts Flats, N.Y. She was the
mother of 13 children, seven of whom survive her, also her husband, O. L.
Bradley.
The children are Cora Trumbly, Oklahoma City, Angie Watts, El Reno, James White,
Yuma, Ariz., Robert White, Elk City, Jess Howard, El Reno, Marvin Howard, Geary,
and Gus Howard, Geary.
b.Watts Flats, Chautauqua, New York
d.Geary, Blaine, Oklahoma
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