Carrie Florence Livers was born March 19, 1904 in St. Joseph Kentucky, the daughter of James Ivo Livers and Mary Eva Clayton. Carrie had been married to a Mellis, but divorced prior to 1945. She married Ralph D Myers May 12, 1945 in Indianapolis. After Ralph died in 1958 she married a George Barker in 1959 and moved to St. Petersburg, Florida. Carrie divorced Barker in 1964 and lived in Clearwater, Florida. About 1970 she moved to Owensboro Kentucky, living with her brother David Livers and his wife.
By 1986 Carries health had deteriorated and the Livers family contacted her step-daughter Florence Deisch saying they could not care for her. Florence brought Carrie to live with her family in Ft Myers Florida where Carried lived until her death in 1990.
By 1986 Carries health had deteriorated and the Livers family contacted her step-daughter Florence Deisch saying they could not care for her. Florence brought Carrie to live with her family in Ft Myers Florida where Carried lived until her death in 1990.
Carrie Florence Livers was born March 19, 1904 in St. Joseph Kentucky, the daughter of James Ivo Livers and Mary Eva Clayton. Carrie had been married to a Mellis, but divorced prior to 1945. She married Ralph D Myers May 12, 1945 in Indianapolis. After Ralph died in 1958 she married a George Barker in 1959 and moved to St. Petersburg, Florida. Carrie divorced Barker in 1964 and lived in Clearwater, Florida. About 1970 she moved to Owensboro Kentucky, living with her brother David Livers and his wife.
By 1986 Carries health had deteriorated and the Livers family contacted her step-daughter Florence Deisch saying they could not care for her. Florence brought Carrie to live with her family in Ft Myers Florida where Carried lived until her death in 1990.
By 1986 Carries health had deteriorated and the Livers family contacted her step-daughter Florence Deisch saying they could not care for her. Florence brought Carrie to live with her family in Ft Myers Florida where Carried lived until her death in 1990.
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