--Only surviving child of Virgil Whitcomb and wife Jessie Lester.
--He moved his family frequently in the early years of his marriage. They lived in Georgia, Colorado, South Carolina, & back to Indiana before settling in Charlotte about 1926.
--Occupation: Newspaper Carrier in 1930, Painter in 1940. Later he was a Roofing Carpenter.
--Ivan married Walla M. Strickland. They had at least 6 children (names in wife's memorial).
(Sources: Death Certif., census of 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, NC Births Index)
--He moved his family frequently in the early years of his marriage. They lived in Georgia, Colorado, South Carolina, & back to Indiana before settling in Charlotte about 1926.
--Occupation: Newspaper Carrier in 1930, Painter in 1940. Later he was a Roofing Carpenter.
--Ivan married Walla M. Strickland. They had at least 6 children (names in wife's memorial).
(Sources: Death Certif., census of 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, NC Births Index)
--Only surviving child of Virgil Whitcomb and wife Jessie Lester.
--He moved his family frequently in the early years of his marriage. They lived in Georgia, Colorado, South Carolina, & back to Indiana before settling in Charlotte about 1926.
--Occupation: Newspaper Carrier in 1930, Painter in 1940. Later he was a Roofing Carpenter.
--Ivan married Walla M. Strickland. They had at least 6 children (names in wife's memorial).
(Sources: Death Certif., census of 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, NC Births Index)
--He moved his family frequently in the early years of his marriage. They lived in Georgia, Colorado, South Carolina, & back to Indiana before settling in Charlotte about 1926.
--Occupation: Newspaper Carrier in 1930, Painter in 1940. Later he was a Roofing Carpenter.
--Ivan married Walla M. Strickland. They had at least 6 children (names in wife's memorial).
(Sources: Death Certif., census of 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, NC Births Index)
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