Mary Linda was known by her children and grandchildren as Mary Linda Turner but in reality she was Mary Linda Terbush. Her father, Henry Terbush, owned a large plot of land in Kansas along the Nebraska border. Today that land is known as Butler County.
In the 1900 census, she is living with her father and youngest living brother, Thomas Victor Terbush.
In the 1910 Census, she is married to William H. Miller and has three children:
Merle L. Miller 6 yrs old born in Kansas.
William M. Miller 3 yrs old born in Kansas.
Freda L. Miller 1 yr old born in New Mexico.
In the 1920 census, she is married to John Will Foster (Stallsworth) and living in Kansas City, Missouri with two children:
Eugene Foster 6 yrs old.
Wanda Foster 3 yrs old.
I do not know what happened between her and William that caused her to leave him and their three children. According to one of her granddaughters, she spoke fondly of three siblings named: Tom, Ben and Elizabeth. At this point, I am compelled to believe these three siblings were actually her children from her first marriage.
In the 1900 census, she is living with her father and youngest living brother, Thomas Victor Terbush.
In the 1910 Census, she is married to William H. Miller and has three children:
Merle L. Miller 6 yrs old born in Kansas.
William M. Miller 3 yrs old born in Kansas.
Freda L. Miller 1 yr old born in New Mexico.
In the 1920 census, she is married to John Will Foster (Stallsworth) and living in Kansas City, Missouri with two children:
Eugene Foster 6 yrs old.
Wanda Foster 3 yrs old.
I do not know what happened between her and William that caused her to leave him and their three children. According to one of her granddaughters, she spoke fondly of three siblings named: Tom, Ben and Elizabeth. At this point, I am compelled to believe these three siblings were actually her children from her first marriage.
Mary Linda was known by her children and grandchildren as Mary Linda Turner but in reality she was Mary Linda Terbush. Her father, Henry Terbush, owned a large plot of land in Kansas along the Nebraska border. Today that land is known as Butler County.
In the 1900 census, she is living with her father and youngest living brother, Thomas Victor Terbush.
In the 1910 Census, she is married to William H. Miller and has three children:
Merle L. Miller 6 yrs old born in Kansas.
William M. Miller 3 yrs old born in Kansas.
Freda L. Miller 1 yr old born in New Mexico.
In the 1920 census, she is married to John Will Foster (Stallsworth) and living in Kansas City, Missouri with two children:
Eugene Foster 6 yrs old.
Wanda Foster 3 yrs old.
I do not know what happened between her and William that caused her to leave him and their three children. According to one of her granddaughters, she spoke fondly of three siblings named: Tom, Ben and Elizabeth. At this point, I am compelled to believe these three siblings were actually her children from her first marriage.
In the 1900 census, she is living with her father and youngest living brother, Thomas Victor Terbush.
In the 1910 Census, she is married to William H. Miller and has three children:
Merle L. Miller 6 yrs old born in Kansas.
William M. Miller 3 yrs old born in Kansas.
Freda L. Miller 1 yr old born in New Mexico.
In the 1920 census, she is married to John Will Foster (Stallsworth) and living in Kansas City, Missouri with two children:
Eugene Foster 6 yrs old.
Wanda Foster 3 yrs old.
I do not know what happened between her and William that caused her to leave him and their three children. According to one of her granddaughters, she spoke fondly of three siblings named: Tom, Ben and Elizabeth. At this point, I am compelled to believe these three siblings were actually her children from her first marriage.
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