Marshall Treynor, son of Edward Kappell and Jennie Mary Spencer Kappele carried the middle name of Treynor, named after the prominate Treynor family in Council Bluffs, personal friends of his parents. Marshall first married Margaret Simpson of Ottawa, Canada and bore a son Leonard Marshall. His second marriage was in the United States. Marshall served in the Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
Marshall married Miss Gertrude Dysart Williams in Ponca City, Oklahoma and bore two sons, Thomas and Jerome. Their descendents live throughout the United States today.
Marshall was a devoted husband to Gertrude, his wife. They lie together in peaceful rest in Resthaven Cemetery.
Marshall married Miss Gertrude Dysart Williams in Ponca City, Oklahoma and bore two sons, Thomas and Jerome. Their descendents live throughout the United States today.
Marshall was a devoted husband to Gertrude, his wife. They lie together in peaceful rest in Resthaven Cemetery.
Marshall Treynor, son of Edward Kappell and Jennie Mary Spencer Kappele carried the middle name of Treynor, named after the prominate Treynor family in Council Bluffs, personal friends of his parents. Marshall first married Margaret Simpson of Ottawa, Canada and bore a son Leonard Marshall. His second marriage was in the United States. Marshall served in the Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
Marshall married Miss Gertrude Dysart Williams in Ponca City, Oklahoma and bore two sons, Thomas and Jerome. Their descendents live throughout the United States today.
Marshall was a devoted husband to Gertrude, his wife. They lie together in peaceful rest in Resthaven Cemetery.
Marshall married Miss Gertrude Dysart Williams in Ponca City, Oklahoma and bore two sons, Thomas and Jerome. Their descendents live throughout the United States today.
Marshall was a devoted husband to Gertrude, his wife. They lie together in peaceful rest in Resthaven Cemetery.
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