Married Cora Amelia Parks September 12 1910 on the courthouse steps in Kansas City, Missouri, "my Great Aunt Corie".
They had lunch with her Cousin Zachariah T. Moore, dinner with her land lord. Caught a train at Union Station for Plainview Texas. Spent the night in Oklahoma. She wore a blue silk dress with a blue hat with feathers. The feathers blew off in Oklahoma. It was a slow train. Words from Aunt Corie. She was a sweetheart.
They had lunch with her Cousin Zachariah T. Moore, dinner with her land lord. Caught a train at Union Station for Plainview Texas. Spent the night in Oklahoma. She wore a blue silk dress with a blue hat with feathers. The feathers blew off in Oklahoma. It was a slow train. Words from Aunt Corie. She was a sweetheart.
Married Cora Amelia Parks September 12 1910 on the courthouse steps in Kansas City, Missouri, "my Great Aunt Corie".
They had lunch with her Cousin Zachariah T. Moore, dinner with her land lord. Caught a train at Union Station for Plainview Texas. Spent the night in Oklahoma. She wore a blue silk dress with a blue hat with feathers. The feathers blew off in Oklahoma. It was a slow train. Words from Aunt Corie. She was a sweetheart.
They had lunch with her Cousin Zachariah T. Moore, dinner with her land lord. Caught a train at Union Station for Plainview Texas. Spent the night in Oklahoma. She wore a blue silk dress with a blue hat with feathers. The feathers blew off in Oklahoma. It was a slow train. Words from Aunt Corie. She was a sweetheart.
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