Freddie was born two months after the death of his father. His mother moved the family to Nebraska in September of 1874. She married Davis Sturdevant about 3 years later. Freddie and his siblings, Anna and Charles Albert Overton, were listed as step children in the 1885 Nebraska census. D. G. Sturdevant was a farmer.
Frederick married Cora May Ashburn March 1, 1899, in Central City, Merrick, Nebraska.
To this union was born 6 children:
1. Cora May Overton
2. Laura Rayburn (Overton) Leonard
3. Frances Annabel (Overton) Fuller
4. Frederick Ashburn Overton
5. Elizabeth Emily "Beth" (Overton) Fleming
6. Evelyn Gladys (Overton) Morrow
He was described in the WWI draft registration as being of medium height and build, brown eyes and hair. He was physically disqualified. Cora was listed as closest relative.
Frederick worked as a village clerk. He served as a U.S. postmaster. He was divorced by the 1930 census. He was listed as a farmer in the 1940 census.
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Eva Pippin Flowers - [email protected]
Frederick married Cora May Ashburn March 1, 1899, in Central City, Merrick, Nebraska.
To this union was born 6 children:
1. Cora May Overton
2. Laura Rayburn (Overton) Leonard
3. Frances Annabel (Overton) Fuller
4. Frederick Ashburn Overton
5. Elizabeth Emily "Beth" (Overton) Fleming
6. Evelyn Gladys (Overton) Morrow
He was described in the WWI draft registration as being of medium height and build, brown eyes and hair. He was physically disqualified. Cora was listed as closest relative.
Frederick worked as a village clerk. He served as a U.S. postmaster. He was divorced by the 1930 census. He was listed as a farmer in the 1940 census.
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Contributor:
Eva Pippin Flowers - [email protected]
Freddie was born two months after the death of his father. His mother moved the family to Nebraska in September of 1874. She married Davis Sturdevant about 3 years later. Freddie and his siblings, Anna and Charles Albert Overton, were listed as step children in the 1885 Nebraska census. D. G. Sturdevant was a farmer.
Frederick married Cora May Ashburn March 1, 1899, in Central City, Merrick, Nebraska.
To this union was born 6 children:
1. Cora May Overton
2. Laura Rayburn (Overton) Leonard
3. Frances Annabel (Overton) Fuller
4. Frederick Ashburn Overton
5. Elizabeth Emily "Beth" (Overton) Fleming
6. Evelyn Gladys (Overton) Morrow
He was described in the WWI draft registration as being of medium height and build, brown eyes and hair. He was physically disqualified. Cora was listed as closest relative.
Frederick worked as a village clerk. He served as a U.S. postmaster. He was divorced by the 1930 census. He was listed as a farmer in the 1940 census.
Thanks!
Contributor:
Eva Pippin Flowers - [email protected]
Frederick married Cora May Ashburn March 1, 1899, in Central City, Merrick, Nebraska.
To this union was born 6 children:
1. Cora May Overton
2. Laura Rayburn (Overton) Leonard
3. Frances Annabel (Overton) Fuller
4. Frederick Ashburn Overton
5. Elizabeth Emily "Beth" (Overton) Fleming
6. Evelyn Gladys (Overton) Morrow
He was described in the WWI draft registration as being of medium height and build, brown eyes and hair. He was physically disqualified. Cora was listed as closest relative.
Frederick worked as a village clerk. He served as a U.S. postmaster. He was divorced by the 1930 census. He was listed as a farmer in the 1940 census.
Thanks!
Contributor:
Eva Pippin Flowers - [email protected]
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