Ida was likely born in Missouri, and in 1900 her family was living in Fabius, Schuyler County, Missouri. Her father, G.W. Murphy, was a doctor and had been born in Kentucky while her mother, Margaret, had been born in England.
Sometime in the early 1900s her parents moved to Oklahoma, and on Jun 3, 1908, she married Park Bolon in Sentinel, Washita County. They had three children, a son, Dewitt (1909-1947), a daughter, Georgia Olive (1911-1977) and another daughter, Sadie Marguerite (1913-1983). The marriage failed and on Aug 11, 1919 they were divorced.
She left, and Park kept the children.
By March of 1920 she was married to Clyde Titus and living in Media, South Dakota. Later, they spent many years living in Fort St John's, British Columbia, and later in Montney, British Columbia, Canada where she passed away in 1962.
Sometime in the early 1900s her parents moved to Oklahoma, and on Jun 3, 1908, she married Park Bolon in Sentinel, Washita County. They had three children, a son, Dewitt (1909-1947), a daughter, Georgia Olive (1911-1977) and another daughter, Sadie Marguerite (1913-1983). The marriage failed and on Aug 11, 1919 they were divorced.
She left, and Park kept the children.
By March of 1920 she was married to Clyde Titus and living in Media, South Dakota. Later, they spent many years living in Fort St John's, British Columbia, and later in Montney, British Columbia, Canada where she passed away in 1962.
Ida was likely born in Missouri, and in 1900 her family was living in Fabius, Schuyler County, Missouri. Her father, G.W. Murphy, was a doctor and had been born in Kentucky while her mother, Margaret, had been born in England.
Sometime in the early 1900s her parents moved to Oklahoma, and on Jun 3, 1908, she married Park Bolon in Sentinel, Washita County. They had three children, a son, Dewitt (1909-1947), a daughter, Georgia Olive (1911-1977) and another daughter, Sadie Marguerite (1913-1983). The marriage failed and on Aug 11, 1919 they were divorced.
She left, and Park kept the children.
By March of 1920 she was married to Clyde Titus and living in Media, South Dakota. Later, they spent many years living in Fort St John's, British Columbia, and later in Montney, British Columbia, Canada where she passed away in 1962.
Sometime in the early 1900s her parents moved to Oklahoma, and on Jun 3, 1908, she married Park Bolon in Sentinel, Washita County. They had three children, a son, Dewitt (1909-1947), a daughter, Georgia Olive (1911-1977) and another daughter, Sadie Marguerite (1913-1983). The marriage failed and on Aug 11, 1919 they were divorced.
She left, and Park kept the children.
By March of 1920 she was married to Clyde Titus and living in Media, South Dakota. Later, they spent many years living in Fort St John's, British Columbia, and later in Montney, British Columbia, Canada where she passed away in 1962.
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