History of Dekalb County, Indiana, (1914); excerpt from the biography of Sheldon Crooks; p. 544-546:
"Cora is the wife of John Oiler, of Wilmington township. They adopted Agatha Luce, the daughter of Mrs. Oiler's deceased sister, Mrs. Alta May (Crooks) Luce; Alta was the wife of Edward Luce, and her death occurred on February 10, 1912, leaving four children, Howard, Vida Allene, Agatha Lucile and Lester Sheldon..."
Lester Sheldon Luce was adopted by the Platters after his young mother, Alta May Crooks Luce, died.
"Cora is the wife of John Oiler, of Wilmington township. They adopted Agatha Luce, the daughter of Mrs. Oiler's deceased sister, Mrs. Alta May (Crooks) Luce; Alta was the wife of Edward Luce, and her death occurred on February 10, 1912, leaving four children, Howard, Vida Allene, Agatha Lucile and Lester Sheldon..."
Lester Sheldon Luce was adopted by the Platters after his young mother, Alta May Crooks Luce, died.
History of Dekalb County, Indiana, (1914); excerpt from the biography of Sheldon Crooks; p. 544-546:
"Cora is the wife of John Oiler, of Wilmington township. They adopted Agatha Luce, the daughter of Mrs. Oiler's deceased sister, Mrs. Alta May (Crooks) Luce; Alta was the wife of Edward Luce, and her death occurred on February 10, 1912, leaving four children, Howard, Vida Allene, Agatha Lucile and Lester Sheldon..."
Lester Sheldon Luce was adopted by the Platters after his young mother, Alta May Crooks Luce, died.
"Cora is the wife of John Oiler, of Wilmington township. They adopted Agatha Luce, the daughter of Mrs. Oiler's deceased sister, Mrs. Alta May (Crooks) Luce; Alta was the wife of Edward Luce, and her death occurred on February 10, 1912, leaving four children, Howard, Vida Allene, Agatha Lucile and Lester Sheldon..."
Lester Sheldon Luce was adopted by the Platters after his young mother, Alta May Crooks Luce, died.
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