Walla Walla Union Bulletin November 15, 1946
Death Takes Mrs. L. Estes
Mrs. Viola Woods Estes, aged 80, wife of L. W. Estes, 330 Locust, died Friday morning at her home. She had lived in this section for 64 years, crossing the plains from Colorado in 1882 with her parents, Thomas and Margaret Woods. She was born January 4, 1866 in Lewis county, Missouri.
She was married May 27, 1883 to L. W. Estes. They started farming on upper Eureka flat soon after their marriage and lived on the farm until 1893 when they moved to Walla Walla.
Six children were born of whom four survive, Roxy B. Estes and Win C. Estes, Walla Walla, Emmett Estes, Seattle and Sylvia Hoben, Portland. There are five grandchildren.
Death Takes Mrs. L. Estes
Mrs. Viola Woods Estes, aged 80, wife of L. W. Estes, 330 Locust, died Friday morning at her home. She had lived in this section for 64 years, crossing the plains from Colorado in 1882 with her parents, Thomas and Margaret Woods. She was born January 4, 1866 in Lewis county, Missouri.
She was married May 27, 1883 to L. W. Estes. They started farming on upper Eureka flat soon after their marriage and lived on the farm until 1893 when they moved to Walla Walla.
Six children were born of whom four survive, Roxy B. Estes and Win C. Estes, Walla Walla, Emmett Estes, Seattle and Sylvia Hoben, Portland. There are five grandchildren.
Walla Walla Union Bulletin November 15, 1946
Death Takes Mrs. L. Estes
Mrs. Viola Woods Estes, aged 80, wife of L. W. Estes, 330 Locust, died Friday morning at her home. She had lived in this section for 64 years, crossing the plains from Colorado in 1882 with her parents, Thomas and Margaret Woods. She was born January 4, 1866 in Lewis county, Missouri.
She was married May 27, 1883 to L. W. Estes. They started farming on upper Eureka flat soon after their marriage and lived on the farm until 1893 when they moved to Walla Walla.
Six children were born of whom four survive, Roxy B. Estes and Win C. Estes, Walla Walla, Emmett Estes, Seattle and Sylvia Hoben, Portland. There are five grandchildren.
Death Takes Mrs. L. Estes
Mrs. Viola Woods Estes, aged 80, wife of L. W. Estes, 330 Locust, died Friday morning at her home. She had lived in this section for 64 years, crossing the plains from Colorado in 1882 with her parents, Thomas and Margaret Woods. She was born January 4, 1866 in Lewis county, Missouri.
She was married May 27, 1883 to L. W. Estes. They started farming on upper Eureka flat soon after their marriage and lived on the farm until 1893 when they moved to Walla Walla.
Six children were born of whom four survive, Roxy B. Estes and Win C. Estes, Walla Walla, Emmett Estes, Seattle and Sylvia Hoben, Portland. There are five grandchildren.
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