Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri
June 28, 1948
Harvey A. DeLong, 71 years old died yesterday at the home 144 North Van Brunt boulevard. He had been manager of the Kansas City Credit exchange for many years.
Mr. DeLong was born in Council Bluffs, Ia. and had lived in Taos, N.M., before moving here about forty years ago. He wrote short stories of the old West as a hobby.
In the DeLong home, Victorian, French and Oriental furniture that had graced the Joseph F. Corle home at 1232 Washington Street in the 80's has been in use several years. The furniture, Corle silver, glassware, table linens and curios were inherited by DeLong upon the death in 1942, of a former wife, who had been the widow of Eugene K. Corle. Corle was the son of Joseph F. Corle, millionaire cracker manufacturer that sold his interests to the Loose - Wiles Biscuit company.
Mr. Delong leaves his wife, Estelle Bovard DeLong of the home, four sons Harvey A. DeLong jr., Wilmington, Del., George DeLong of Aneheim, Caif., Ellis DeLong of Taos and Ralph DeLong of Seattle, and three daughters Mrs. Elsetta Foutts 3517 Main street, Mrs. Mary Hayward and Mrs. Morilla Rogers Wilson both of New York.
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Harvey DeLong married Grace Fuller on 10 June 1893 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. They divorced and then remarried on Dec. 14, 1899.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
July 24, 1907 - page 9
Harvey DeLong began suit for divorce yesterday in the district court from Grace DeLong, from whom he was married in this city, December, 1899, He makes statutory charges against his wife and asks for custody of their four children. Mr. and Mrs. DeLong were divorced a few years ago, but, settled their difficulties a few days later after an issuance of the decree. The plantiff is the oldest son of the Rev. Henry DeLong and is at present traveling out of Kansas City. He and his wife separated in August of last year.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
November 7, 1907 - page 8
Harvey DeLong was granted a divorce from Grace DeLong on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment. He had a bad temper and this is a questionable claim, however, he was loved by most of his grandchildren, who called him "Grand Daddy".
Harvey married second Katherine Ruble on Nov. 11, 1907 in Raton, Colfax, New Mexico.
His third wife was Grace Price Corle, married on Nov. 5, 1941 in Excelsior Springs, Clay, Mo. She was said to be a very sweet lady.
His fourth wife was Estelle "Stella" Ford Bovard. They married on May 11, 1943 in Kansas City, Jackson, Mo. Very loved by the family.
Kansas City, Missouri
June 28, 1948
Harvey A. DeLong, 71 years old died yesterday at the home 144 North Van Brunt boulevard. He had been manager of the Kansas City Credit exchange for many years.
Mr. DeLong was born in Council Bluffs, Ia. and had lived in Taos, N.M., before moving here about forty years ago. He wrote short stories of the old West as a hobby.
In the DeLong home, Victorian, French and Oriental furniture that had graced the Joseph F. Corle home at 1232 Washington Street in the 80's has been in use several years. The furniture, Corle silver, glassware, table linens and curios were inherited by DeLong upon the death in 1942, of a former wife, who had been the widow of Eugene K. Corle. Corle was the son of Joseph F. Corle, millionaire cracker manufacturer that sold his interests to the Loose - Wiles Biscuit company.
Mr. Delong leaves his wife, Estelle Bovard DeLong of the home, four sons Harvey A. DeLong jr., Wilmington, Del., George DeLong of Aneheim, Caif., Ellis DeLong of Taos and Ralph DeLong of Seattle, and three daughters Mrs. Elsetta Foutts 3517 Main street, Mrs. Mary Hayward and Mrs. Morilla Rogers Wilson both of New York.
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Harvey DeLong married Grace Fuller on 10 June 1893 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. They divorced and then remarried on Dec. 14, 1899.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
July 24, 1907 - page 9
Harvey DeLong began suit for divorce yesterday in the district court from Grace DeLong, from whom he was married in this city, December, 1899, He makes statutory charges against his wife and asks for custody of their four children. Mr. and Mrs. DeLong were divorced a few years ago, but, settled their difficulties a few days later after an issuance of the decree. The plantiff is the oldest son of the Rev. Henry DeLong and is at present traveling out of Kansas City. He and his wife separated in August of last year.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
November 7, 1907 - page 8
Harvey DeLong was granted a divorce from Grace DeLong on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment. He had a bad temper and this is a questionable claim, however, he was loved by most of his grandchildren, who called him "Grand Daddy".
Harvey married second Katherine Ruble on Nov. 11, 1907 in Raton, Colfax, New Mexico.
His third wife was Grace Price Corle, married on Nov. 5, 1941 in Excelsior Springs, Clay, Mo. She was said to be a very sweet lady.
His fourth wife was Estelle "Stella" Ford Bovard. They married on May 11, 1943 in Kansas City, Jackson, Mo. Very loved by the family.
Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri
June 28, 1948
Harvey A. DeLong, 71 years old died yesterday at the home 144 North Van Brunt boulevard. He had been manager of the Kansas City Credit exchange for many years.
Mr. DeLong was born in Council Bluffs, Ia. and had lived in Taos, N.M., before moving here about forty years ago. He wrote short stories of the old West as a hobby.
In the DeLong home, Victorian, French and Oriental furniture that had graced the Joseph F. Corle home at 1232 Washington Street in the 80's has been in use several years. The furniture, Corle silver, glassware, table linens and curios were inherited by DeLong upon the death in 1942, of a former wife, who had been the widow of Eugene K. Corle. Corle was the son of Joseph F. Corle, millionaire cracker manufacturer that sold his interests to the Loose - Wiles Biscuit company.
Mr. Delong leaves his wife, Estelle Bovard DeLong of the home, four sons Harvey A. DeLong jr., Wilmington, Del., George DeLong of Aneheim, Caif., Ellis DeLong of Taos and Ralph DeLong of Seattle, and three daughters Mrs. Elsetta Foutts 3517 Main street, Mrs. Mary Hayward and Mrs. Morilla Rogers Wilson both of New York.
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Harvey DeLong married Grace Fuller on 10 June 1893 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. They divorced and then remarried on Dec. 14, 1899.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
July 24, 1907 - page 9
Harvey DeLong began suit for divorce yesterday in the district court from Grace DeLong, from whom he was married in this city, December, 1899, He makes statutory charges against his wife and asks for custody of their four children. Mr. and Mrs. DeLong were divorced a few years ago, but, settled their difficulties a few days later after an issuance of the decree. The plantiff is the oldest son of the Rev. Henry DeLong and is at present traveling out of Kansas City. He and his wife separated in August of last year.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
November 7, 1907 - page 8
Harvey DeLong was granted a divorce from Grace DeLong on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment. He had a bad temper and this is a questionable claim, however, he was loved by most of his grandchildren, who called him "Grand Daddy".
Harvey married second Katherine Ruble on Nov. 11, 1907 in Raton, Colfax, New Mexico.
His third wife was Grace Price Corle, married on Nov. 5, 1941 in Excelsior Springs, Clay, Mo. She was said to be a very sweet lady.
His fourth wife was Estelle "Stella" Ford Bovard. They married on May 11, 1943 in Kansas City, Jackson, Mo. Very loved by the family.
Kansas City, Missouri
June 28, 1948
Harvey A. DeLong, 71 years old died yesterday at the home 144 North Van Brunt boulevard. He had been manager of the Kansas City Credit exchange for many years.
Mr. DeLong was born in Council Bluffs, Ia. and had lived in Taos, N.M., before moving here about forty years ago. He wrote short stories of the old West as a hobby.
In the DeLong home, Victorian, French and Oriental furniture that had graced the Joseph F. Corle home at 1232 Washington Street in the 80's has been in use several years. The furniture, Corle silver, glassware, table linens and curios were inherited by DeLong upon the death in 1942, of a former wife, who had been the widow of Eugene K. Corle. Corle was the son of Joseph F. Corle, millionaire cracker manufacturer that sold his interests to the Loose - Wiles Biscuit company.
Mr. Delong leaves his wife, Estelle Bovard DeLong of the home, four sons Harvey A. DeLong jr., Wilmington, Del., George DeLong of Aneheim, Caif., Ellis DeLong of Taos and Ralph DeLong of Seattle, and three daughters Mrs. Elsetta Foutts 3517 Main street, Mrs. Mary Hayward and Mrs. Morilla Rogers Wilson both of New York.
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Harvey DeLong married Grace Fuller on 10 June 1893 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. They divorced and then remarried on Dec. 14, 1899.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
July 24, 1907 - page 9
Harvey DeLong began suit for divorce yesterday in the district court from Grace DeLong, from whom he was married in this city, December, 1899, He makes statutory charges against his wife and asks for custody of their four children. Mr. and Mrs. DeLong were divorced a few years ago, but, settled their difficulties a few days later after an issuance of the decree. The plantiff is the oldest son of the Rev. Henry DeLong and is at present traveling out of Kansas City. He and his wife separated in August of last year.
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Omaha Daily Bee
Omaha, Nebraska
November 7, 1907 - page 8
Harvey DeLong was granted a divorce from Grace DeLong on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment. He had a bad temper and this is a questionable claim, however, he was loved by most of his grandchildren, who called him "Grand Daddy".
Harvey married second Katherine Ruble on Nov. 11, 1907 in Raton, Colfax, New Mexico.
His third wife was Grace Price Corle, married on Nov. 5, 1941 in Excelsior Springs, Clay, Mo. She was said to be a very sweet lady.
His fourth wife was Estelle "Stella" Ford Bovard. They married on May 11, 1943 in Kansas City, Jackson, Mo. Very loved by the family.
