" ... In 1902, in the state of Colorado, Mr. Gilleece was married to Miss Nellie J. Apple, who was born in Kansas. Her father was born in Indiana, and was a carpenter by trade. Both she and her father are now deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Gilleece became the parents of three children, namely: Lawrence, who at the age of twenty-four years, was electrocuted while working on the high power lines of the Southern California Edison Company; Ethel, who married David P. Lester, a garage foreman of Sacramento; and Floyd, a student at the University of California... Source: Wooldridge, J.W., Major History of Sacramento Valley California, Vol. 2 Pages 358-359. Pioneer Historical Publishing Co. Chicago 1931.
" ... In 1902, in the state of Colorado, Mr. Gilleece was married to Miss Nellie J. Apple, who was born in Kansas. Her father was born in Indiana, and was a carpenter by trade. Both she and her father are now deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Gilleece became the parents of three children, namely: Lawrence, who at the age of twenty-four years, was electrocuted while working on the high power lines of the Southern California Edison Company; Ethel, who married David P. Lester, a garage foreman of Sacramento; and Floyd, a student at the University of California... Source: Wooldridge, J.W., Major History of Sacramento Valley California, Vol. 2 Pages 358-359. Pioneer Historical Publishing Co. Chicago 1931.
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