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Callie Leoma <I>Kitchens</I> Ellis

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Callie Leoma Kitchens Ellis

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1930 (aged 50–51)
Denver, City and County of Denver, Colorado, USA
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Steamboat Springs, Routt County, Colorado, USA Add to Map
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Original Addition / Block 20 / Lot 15
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Death following an operation for cancer claimed Mrs. William ELLIS at the Denver General hospital last Wednesday morning. Mrs. ELLIS was the wife of William ELLIS, who was a well-known office holder in Routt county for many years. She was Miss Leona KITCHENS before her marriage.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lloyd WHEATLEY of Denver, Mrs. L. B. PEABODY of Clark, and Mrs. Wm. HALBERT of Kentucky. She also left two sisters, Mrs. H. P. WILLIAMS and Mrs. HARKNESS, and two brothers, Van and John KITCHENS.

Craig Empire Courier - July 30, 1930

Mrs. William ELLIS died in Denver Tuesday after a long illness. Her daughters, Mrs. William HALBERT and Mrs. Mary WHEATLEY, were with her during her last days. The other daughter is Mrs. Laurence PEAVY of Deep Creek.
The body is being brought to Steamboat to rest beside her husband, the late William ELLIS, former county clerk and county commissioner, who is buried in the Steamboat cemetery. Funeral arrangements have not been announced at printing, but probably will be held Saturday in charge of the Easter Star.
Mrs. ELLIS was formerly Loma KITCHENS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel KITCHENS, pioneers of the Hayden valley. She was 50 years of age. She was married to William ELLIS in 1889.
In addition to her three daughters she is survived by three brothers, John KITCHENS, of California, Dick KITCHENS and Van KITCHENS of this section and several sisters, Mrs. Rellman McCROSKEY, Mrs. H. P. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Matt GATES, Mrs. Charles HARKNESS, and two sisters on the Pacific coast.

Steamboat Pilot (Steamboat Springs, CO)-July 25, 1930
Death following an operation for cancer claimed Mrs. William ELLIS at the Denver General hospital last Wednesday morning. Mrs. ELLIS was the wife of William ELLIS, who was a well-known office holder in Routt county for many years. She was Miss Leona KITCHENS before her marriage.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lloyd WHEATLEY of Denver, Mrs. L. B. PEABODY of Clark, and Mrs. Wm. HALBERT of Kentucky. She also left two sisters, Mrs. H. P. WILLIAMS and Mrs. HARKNESS, and two brothers, Van and John KITCHENS.

Craig Empire Courier - July 30, 1930

Mrs. William ELLIS died in Denver Tuesday after a long illness. Her daughters, Mrs. William HALBERT and Mrs. Mary WHEATLEY, were with her during her last days. The other daughter is Mrs. Laurence PEAVY of Deep Creek.
The body is being brought to Steamboat to rest beside her husband, the late William ELLIS, former county clerk and county commissioner, who is buried in the Steamboat cemetery. Funeral arrangements have not been announced at printing, but probably will be held Saturday in charge of the Easter Star.
Mrs. ELLIS was formerly Loma KITCHENS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel KITCHENS, pioneers of the Hayden valley. She was 50 years of age. She was married to William ELLIS in 1889.
In addition to her three daughters she is survived by three brothers, John KITCHENS, of California, Dick KITCHENS and Van KITCHENS of this section and several sisters, Mrs. Rellman McCROSKEY, Mrs. H. P. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Matt GATES, Mrs. Charles HARKNESS, and two sisters on the Pacific coast.

Steamboat Pilot (Steamboat Springs, CO)-July 25, 1930

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