John married 30 September 1893 in Des Moines, Iowa, to Jennie Eudora Wiley; 6 children:
Ruth Marie Given
Josiah Allen Given
Elizabeth Armor Given, lived to age 95
Conrad Wiley Given
Helen M. Given, lived to age 101
Mary Alice Given, lived to age 107
By 1910 John had abandoned his wife & 6 children. He is recorded in August of that year crossing the Canadian border into British Columbia. In 1917, when he registered for the U.S. military draft for WWI, he was living in Idaho; medium build, medium height, blue eyes, black hair. The 1920 census finds him living in Washington state, working as a salesman. The 1930 census has him in Oregon, a salesman.
Ruth Marie Given
Josiah Allen Given
Elizabeth Armor Given, lived to age 95
Conrad Wiley Given
Helen M. Given, lived to age 101
Mary Alice Given, lived to age 107
By 1910 John had abandoned his wife & 6 children. He is recorded in August of that year crossing the Canadian border into British Columbia. In 1917, when he registered for the U.S. military draft for WWI, he was living in Idaho; medium build, medium height, blue eyes, black hair. The 1920 census finds him living in Washington state, working as a salesman. The 1930 census has him in Oregon, a salesman.
John married 30 September 1893 in Des Moines, Iowa, to Jennie Eudora Wiley; 6 children:
Ruth Marie Given
Josiah Allen Given
Elizabeth Armor Given, lived to age 95
Conrad Wiley Given
Helen M. Given, lived to age 101
Mary Alice Given, lived to age 107
By 1910 John had abandoned his wife & 6 children. He is recorded in August of that year crossing the Canadian border into British Columbia. In 1917, when he registered for the U.S. military draft for WWI, he was living in Idaho; medium build, medium height, blue eyes, black hair. The 1920 census finds him living in Washington state, working as a salesman. The 1930 census has him in Oregon, a salesman.
Ruth Marie Given
Josiah Allen Given
Elizabeth Armor Given, lived to age 95
Conrad Wiley Given
Helen M. Given, lived to age 101
Mary Alice Given, lived to age 107
By 1910 John had abandoned his wife & 6 children. He is recorded in August of that year crossing the Canadian border into British Columbia. In 1917, when he registered for the U.S. military draft for WWI, he was living in Idaho; medium build, medium height, blue eyes, black hair. The 1920 census finds him living in Washington state, working as a salesman. The 1930 census has him in Oregon, a salesman.
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