Obit. Mid-Missouri newspaper, October 1935:
"Charles M. Lock of Loose Creek, who has been connected with his brother, Henry in the operation of the well known Lock flour mills of Loose Creek for many years, was instantly killed Sunday (29 Sept. 1935) night while walking on Highway 50 near Mead's Cafe at Loose Creek, by a passing motorist. Charles was born at Loose Creek Sept. 26, 1884 and at the time of his death was 51 years and 3 days of age. He spent his entire life in the Loose Creek community."
Marriage data obtained from microfilm copy MS-5 at Missouri Archives translated from Latin.
1920 Census (Linn Township - Osage County):
Charles M. (Head) 35 yrs married MO - MO - MO Miller in Flour Mill
Louise M. (Wife) 28 yrs -do- -do-
Albert P. (Son) 4 5/12 yrs single
Sylvestor H. (Son) 3 2/12 yrs single
Anna M. (Dau) 2 7/12 yrs single
Emma W. (Dau) 1 5/12 yrs single
======================================================∼h/o Louise
s/o John Lock & Anna Sonner
"Charles M. Lock of Loose Creek, who has been connected with his brother, Henry in the operation of the well known Lock flour mills of Loose Creek for many years, was instantly killed Sunday (29 Sept. 1935) night while walking on Highway 50 near Mead's Cafe at Loose Creek, by a passing motorist. Charles was born at Loose Creek Sept. 26, 1884 and at the time of his death was 51 years and 3 days of age. He spent his entire life in the Loose Creek community."
Marriage data obtained from microfilm copy MS-5 at Missouri Archives translated from Latin.
1920 Census (Linn Township - Osage County):
Charles M. (Head) 35 yrs married MO - MO - MO Miller in Flour Mill
Louise M. (Wife) 28 yrs -do- -do-
Albert P. (Son) 4 5/12 yrs single
Sylvestor H. (Son) 3 2/12 yrs single
Anna M. (Dau) 2 7/12 yrs single
Emma W. (Dau) 1 5/12 yrs single
======================================================∼h/o Louise
s/o John Lock & Anna Sonner
Obit. Mid-Missouri newspaper, October 1935:
"Charles M. Lock of Loose Creek, who has been connected with his brother, Henry in the operation of the well known Lock flour mills of Loose Creek for many years, was instantly killed Sunday (29 Sept. 1935) night while walking on Highway 50 near Mead's Cafe at Loose Creek, by a passing motorist. Charles was born at Loose Creek Sept. 26, 1884 and at the time of his death was 51 years and 3 days of age. He spent his entire life in the Loose Creek community."
Marriage data obtained from microfilm copy MS-5 at Missouri Archives translated from Latin.
1920 Census (Linn Township - Osage County):
Charles M. (Head) 35 yrs married MO - MO - MO Miller in Flour Mill
Louise M. (Wife) 28 yrs -do- -do-
Albert P. (Son) 4 5/12 yrs single
Sylvestor H. (Son) 3 2/12 yrs single
Anna M. (Dau) 2 7/12 yrs single
Emma W. (Dau) 1 5/12 yrs single
======================================================∼h/o Louise
s/o John Lock & Anna Sonner
"Charles M. Lock of Loose Creek, who has been connected with his brother, Henry in the operation of the well known Lock flour mills of Loose Creek for many years, was instantly killed Sunday (29 Sept. 1935) night while walking on Highway 50 near Mead's Cafe at Loose Creek, by a passing motorist. Charles was born at Loose Creek Sept. 26, 1884 and at the time of his death was 51 years and 3 days of age. He spent his entire life in the Loose Creek community."
Marriage data obtained from microfilm copy MS-5 at Missouri Archives translated from Latin.
1920 Census (Linn Township - Osage County):
Charles M. (Head) 35 yrs married MO - MO - MO Miller in Flour Mill
Louise M. (Wife) 28 yrs -do- -do-
Albert P. (Son) 4 5/12 yrs single
Sylvestor H. (Son) 3 2/12 yrs single
Anna M. (Dau) 2 7/12 yrs single
Emma W. (Dau) 1 5/12 yrs single
======================================================∼h/o Louise
s/o John Lock & Anna Sonner
Gravesite Details
source - obituary collection of Mary Stigler and death certificate and cemetery enumeration
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