The 2nd child of Stephen Douglas and Mary Ella Woodward Bawden.
He graduated from Davenport High School and began his career with uncle J.B. Phelps in Lindsay-Phelps Lumber Co. in Minnesota, Pigeon River Lumber Co in South Carolina and manager of the nw territory for Lacy & Co., one of the largest lumber factoring concerns in the country.
He did not marry. He died of a brain tumor and willed his estate to his mother, sister and nephew Stephen Lee Ely.
He graduated from Davenport High School and began his career with uncle J.B. Phelps in Lindsay-Phelps Lumber Co. in Minnesota, Pigeon River Lumber Co in South Carolina and manager of the nw territory for Lacy & Co., one of the largest lumber factoring concerns in the country.
He did not marry. He died of a brain tumor and willed his estate to his mother, sister and nephew Stephen Lee Ely.
The 2nd child of Stephen Douglas and Mary Ella Woodward Bawden.
He graduated from Davenport High School and began his career with uncle J.B. Phelps in Lindsay-Phelps Lumber Co. in Minnesota, Pigeon River Lumber Co in South Carolina and manager of the nw territory for Lacy & Co., one of the largest lumber factoring concerns in the country.
He did not marry. He died of a brain tumor and willed his estate to his mother, sister and nephew Stephen Lee Ely.
He graduated from Davenport High School and began his career with uncle J.B. Phelps in Lindsay-Phelps Lumber Co. in Minnesota, Pigeon River Lumber Co in South Carolina and manager of the nw territory for Lacy & Co., one of the largest lumber factoring concerns in the country.
He did not marry. He died of a brain tumor and willed his estate to his mother, sister and nephew Stephen Lee Ely.
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