MO Marriage records indicate that she married Edward M Batterton on December 20, 1952. All indications are that this was her only marriage, and that she never had children.
A child of William and Harriet Kemper, she is found in each census from 1900 onward in Prairie Twp., Bates Co., MO. 1920 finds her in her brother Lawrence's household, and she is in her widowed mother's household in 1930.
One might speculate that she had her heart set on Edward from a young age, and she refused to marry until she could marry him. Of course, one needn't speculate that I'm a romantic at heart and want to believe this, because I am, and I do.
A child of William and Harriet Kemper, she is found in each census from 1900 onward in Prairie Twp., Bates Co., MO. 1920 finds her in her brother Lawrence's household, and she is in her widowed mother's household in 1930.
One might speculate that she had her heart set on Edward from a young age, and she refused to marry until she could marry him. Of course, one needn't speculate that I'm a romantic at heart and want to believe this, because I am, and I do.
MO Marriage records indicate that she married Edward M Batterton on December 20, 1952. All indications are that this was her only marriage, and that she never had children.
A child of William and Harriet Kemper, she is found in each census from 1900 onward in Prairie Twp., Bates Co., MO. 1920 finds her in her brother Lawrence's household, and she is in her widowed mother's household in 1930.
One might speculate that she had her heart set on Edward from a young age, and she refused to marry until she could marry him. Of course, one needn't speculate that I'm a romantic at heart and want to believe this, because I am, and I do.
A child of William and Harriet Kemper, she is found in each census from 1900 onward in Prairie Twp., Bates Co., MO. 1920 finds her in her brother Lawrence's household, and she is in her widowed mother's household in 1930.
One might speculate that she had her heart set on Edward from a young age, and she refused to marry until she could marry him. Of course, one needn't speculate that I'm a romantic at heart and want to believe this, because I am, and I do.
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