Clarence married Geneva (Eva) Hamlin 1 Oct 1911 in Silver Cliff, Custer Co., Colorado. She was buried in Ula Cemetery, Custer Co., CO. Ch: Albert C., Edna G. (m:Green), Myrrl G. (m:Allen) and Marian L. (m:Elze).
Clarence was found with Geneva and four children in 1920 Ula, Colorado census but was not with her in the 1930 or 1940 Ula, Colorado census records. (1940 Ula Election Precinct #6 record shows her alone and widowed but Clarence didn't die until 1943) Clarence is found alone in 1940 census in Election Precinct #3 (Querida, CO.) and his occupation was "miner". He was living next to Margaret Hunt, his step-mother, and her occupation was "postmistress".
Clarence was found with Geneva and four children in 1920 Ula, Colorado census but was not with her in the 1930 or 1940 Ula, Colorado census records. (1940 Ula Election Precinct #6 record shows her alone and widowed but Clarence didn't die until 1943) Clarence is found alone in 1940 census in Election Precinct #3 (Querida, CO.) and his occupation was "miner". He was living next to Margaret Hunt, his step-mother, and her occupation was "postmistress".
Clarence married Geneva (Eva) Hamlin 1 Oct 1911 in Silver Cliff, Custer Co., Colorado. She was buried in Ula Cemetery, Custer Co., CO. Ch: Albert C., Edna G. (m:Green), Myrrl G. (m:Allen) and Marian L. (m:Elze).
Clarence was found with Geneva and four children in 1920 Ula, Colorado census but was not with her in the 1930 or 1940 Ula, Colorado census records. (1940 Ula Election Precinct #6 record shows her alone and widowed but Clarence didn't die until 1943) Clarence is found alone in 1940 census in Election Precinct #3 (Querida, CO.) and his occupation was "miner". He was living next to Margaret Hunt, his step-mother, and her occupation was "postmistress".
Clarence was found with Geneva and four children in 1920 Ula, Colorado census but was not with her in the 1930 or 1940 Ula, Colorado census records. (1940 Ula Election Precinct #6 record shows her alone and widowed but Clarence didn't die until 1943) Clarence is found alone in 1940 census in Election Precinct #3 (Querida, CO.) and his occupation was "miner". He was living next to Margaret Hunt, his step-mother, and her occupation was "postmistress".
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