Phebe A. McNeece is the daughter of William H. McNeece and Clarissa Vaughn. She married George Riley Ellis Feb. 27, 1898 in Dade county, Missouri.
In his book "Ellis and Related Families" Isaaac Barnett Ellis wrote: "George and Phebe had one son, who died in infancy, and it is understood that they adopted a Jack Evans though he never came to visit them in later years. They lived five miles east of Lamar, Missouri for many years then traded the farm for a home in Lamar, 500 East Tenth St., about 1940. They were a precious couple and celebated their 52nd with relatives and friends. (It was their 56th that they celebrated last.) Phebe was a wonderful person, kind loving and a great worker. Her gardens, and her home, her quilting, all testified to the statement. George and Phebe bought a lot at Lake Cemetery on Highway 71 west of Lamar for their burial. "
Phebe (McNeece) Ellis died at the age of 105.
In his book "Ellis and Related Families" Isaaac Barnett Ellis wrote: "George and Phebe had one son, who died in infancy, and it is understood that they adopted a Jack Evans though he never came to visit them in later years. They lived five miles east of Lamar, Missouri for many years then traded the farm for a home in Lamar, 500 East Tenth St., about 1940. They were a precious couple and celebated their 52nd with relatives and friends. (It was their 56th that they celebrated last.) Phebe was a wonderful person, kind loving and a great worker. Her gardens, and her home, her quilting, all testified to the statement. George and Phebe bought a lot at Lake Cemetery on Highway 71 west of Lamar for their burial. "
Phebe (McNeece) Ellis died at the age of 105.
Phebe A. McNeece is the daughter of William H. McNeece and Clarissa Vaughn. She married George Riley Ellis Feb. 27, 1898 in Dade county, Missouri.
In his book "Ellis and Related Families" Isaaac Barnett Ellis wrote: "George and Phebe had one son, who died in infancy, and it is understood that they adopted a Jack Evans though he never came to visit them in later years. They lived five miles east of Lamar, Missouri for many years then traded the farm for a home in Lamar, 500 East Tenth St., about 1940. They were a precious couple and celebated their 52nd with relatives and friends. (It was their 56th that they celebrated last.) Phebe was a wonderful person, kind loving and a great worker. Her gardens, and her home, her quilting, all testified to the statement. George and Phebe bought a lot at Lake Cemetery on Highway 71 west of Lamar for their burial. "
Phebe (McNeece) Ellis died at the age of 105.
In his book "Ellis and Related Families" Isaaac Barnett Ellis wrote: "George and Phebe had one son, who died in infancy, and it is understood that they adopted a Jack Evans though he never came to visit them in later years. They lived five miles east of Lamar, Missouri for many years then traded the farm for a home in Lamar, 500 East Tenth St., about 1940. They were a precious couple and celebated their 52nd with relatives and friends. (It was their 56th that they celebrated last.) Phebe was a wonderful person, kind loving and a great worker. Her gardens, and her home, her quilting, all testified to the statement. George and Phebe bought a lot at Lake Cemetery on Highway 71 west of Lamar for their burial. "
Phebe (McNeece) Ellis died at the age of 105.
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