Elmer moved to Washington State as a young man and married Carrie Lamp. They had one son, Clare. His second wife was Elsie Freiske. They had two children, Arlie and Elaine. His third wife was Bertha Staton McCall.
Elmer Houck was a wheat rancher and sportsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a Methodist by faith.
Elmer faithfully returned to visit his brothers and sisters in North Carolina every few years. His visits offered a chance for the reunion of descendants of Nina and Kelley Hou(c)k and were great fun for the family. One of Elmer's hobbies was photography, and he brought slides and movies of his life out west and his travels for everyone to enjoy.
(Relative of writer)
Elmer moved to Washington State as a young man and married Carrie Lamp. They had one son, Clare. His second wife was Elsie Freiske. They had two children, Arlie and Elaine. His third wife was Bertha Staton McCall.
Elmer Houck was a wheat rancher and sportsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was a Methodist by faith.
Elmer faithfully returned to visit his brothers and sisters in North Carolina every few years. His visits offered a chance for the reunion of descendants of Nina and Kelley Hou(c)k and were great fun for the family. One of Elmer's hobbies was photography, and he brought slides and movies of his life out west and his travels for everyone to enjoy.
(Relative of writer)
Family Members
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Oscar Nelson Houck
1878–1898
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Anna Salvadora Houck
1880–1880
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Bessie Mae Houck Daves
1882–1928
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Edward Jerome "Romey" Houck
1884–1964
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Walter Eugene Houck
1888–1891
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Emma Grace Houck Hoyle
1892–1978
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Nell Elizabeth Houck Setzer
1894–1986
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William Dewey Houck
1896–1965
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Maud Ruth Houck
1899–1901
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Mabel Virginia Houck Deal
1901–2000
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Iris Katherine Houck Drumm
1904–1974
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Eddie Lois Houck Depew
1907–1999
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