from death certificate-
father: Albert W. Marley
mother: Mollie Taylor
usual residence: Austin, Travis, Texas
informant: Jesse Conner
The 1900 census recorded Ellen E. Morley [Marley], born Dec. 1896, living on a farme in Lee County, Texas, with grandmother Ucebra Taylor, born Dec. 1845 in Kentucky, uncle Boon J. Taylor, born May 1882, uncle Charlie E., born Oct. 1884, father Albert W. Marley, born April 1868, mother Mollie L., born May 1877, and brother Joseph, born March 1899.
The 1910 census recorded Ellen E. Marley, 13, living on a farm in Lee County, Texas, with father Albert W. Marley, 42, mother Mollie L., 33, and siblings: Joseph G. 11; Harve, 5; sister Jessie L., 5; and sister Ollie S., 3.
The 1920 census (taken in January) recorded Ellen Conner, 23,living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jessie Conner, 30, and children: Malvena, 7; Stella B., 6; Ruby, 4; Marie, 2; Thomas, 1 year and 9 months; and Quentin, 1 month. Also living in the home were brother-in-law George Marley, 20, and sister-in-law Flossie Marley, 17. Jessie was said to be an ice plant engineer.
The 1930 census recorded Ellen Conner, 33, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 41, and children: Melvena, 18; Stella Bella, 16; Ruby, 14; Marie, 13; Earl, 12, sister Artie, 7; and Charlotte, 3. Jesse was an ice factory engineer.
The 1940 census recorded Ellen Conner, 43, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 51, and children: Thomas Earl, 22, LaVerne C., 13; and Artie H. Crippen, 17.
father: Albert W. Marley
mother: Mollie Taylor
usual residence: Austin, Travis, Texas
informant: Jesse Conner
The 1900 census recorded Ellen E. Morley [Marley], born Dec. 1896, living on a farme in Lee County, Texas, with grandmother Ucebra Taylor, born Dec. 1845 in Kentucky, uncle Boon J. Taylor, born May 1882, uncle Charlie E., born Oct. 1884, father Albert W. Marley, born April 1868, mother Mollie L., born May 1877, and brother Joseph, born March 1899.
The 1910 census recorded Ellen E. Marley, 13, living on a farm in Lee County, Texas, with father Albert W. Marley, 42, mother Mollie L., 33, and siblings: Joseph G. 11; Harve, 5; sister Jessie L., 5; and sister Ollie S., 3.
The 1920 census (taken in January) recorded Ellen Conner, 23,living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jessie Conner, 30, and children: Malvena, 7; Stella B., 6; Ruby, 4; Marie, 2; Thomas, 1 year and 9 months; and Quentin, 1 month. Also living in the home were brother-in-law George Marley, 20, and sister-in-law Flossie Marley, 17. Jessie was said to be an ice plant engineer.
The 1930 census recorded Ellen Conner, 33, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 41, and children: Melvena, 18; Stella Bella, 16; Ruby, 14; Marie, 13; Earl, 12, sister Artie, 7; and Charlotte, 3. Jesse was an ice factory engineer.
The 1940 census recorded Ellen Conner, 43, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 51, and children: Thomas Earl, 22, LaVerne C., 13; and Artie H. Crippen, 17.
from death certificate-
father: Albert W. Marley
mother: Mollie Taylor
usual residence: Austin, Travis, Texas
informant: Jesse Conner
The 1900 census recorded Ellen E. Morley [Marley], born Dec. 1896, living on a farme in Lee County, Texas, with grandmother Ucebra Taylor, born Dec. 1845 in Kentucky, uncle Boon J. Taylor, born May 1882, uncle Charlie E., born Oct. 1884, father Albert W. Marley, born April 1868, mother Mollie L., born May 1877, and brother Joseph, born March 1899.
The 1910 census recorded Ellen E. Marley, 13, living on a farm in Lee County, Texas, with father Albert W. Marley, 42, mother Mollie L., 33, and siblings: Joseph G. 11; Harve, 5; sister Jessie L., 5; and sister Ollie S., 3.
The 1920 census (taken in January) recorded Ellen Conner, 23,living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jessie Conner, 30, and children: Malvena, 7; Stella B., 6; Ruby, 4; Marie, 2; Thomas, 1 year and 9 months; and Quentin, 1 month. Also living in the home were brother-in-law George Marley, 20, and sister-in-law Flossie Marley, 17. Jessie was said to be an ice plant engineer.
The 1930 census recorded Ellen Conner, 33, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 41, and children: Melvena, 18; Stella Bella, 16; Ruby, 14; Marie, 13; Earl, 12, sister Artie, 7; and Charlotte, 3. Jesse was an ice factory engineer.
The 1940 census recorded Ellen Conner, 43, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 51, and children: Thomas Earl, 22, LaVerne C., 13; and Artie H. Crippen, 17.
father: Albert W. Marley
mother: Mollie Taylor
usual residence: Austin, Travis, Texas
informant: Jesse Conner
The 1900 census recorded Ellen E. Morley [Marley], born Dec. 1896, living on a farme in Lee County, Texas, with grandmother Ucebra Taylor, born Dec. 1845 in Kentucky, uncle Boon J. Taylor, born May 1882, uncle Charlie E., born Oct. 1884, father Albert W. Marley, born April 1868, mother Mollie L., born May 1877, and brother Joseph, born March 1899.
The 1910 census recorded Ellen E. Marley, 13, living on a farm in Lee County, Texas, with father Albert W. Marley, 42, mother Mollie L., 33, and siblings: Joseph G. 11; Harve, 5; sister Jessie L., 5; and sister Ollie S., 3.
The 1920 census (taken in January) recorded Ellen Conner, 23,living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jessie Conner, 30, and children: Malvena, 7; Stella B., 6; Ruby, 4; Marie, 2; Thomas, 1 year and 9 months; and Quentin, 1 month. Also living in the home were brother-in-law George Marley, 20, and sister-in-law Flossie Marley, 17. Jessie was said to be an ice plant engineer.
The 1930 census recorded Ellen Conner, 33, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 41, and children: Melvena, 18; Stella Bella, 16; Ruby, 14; Marie, 13; Earl, 12, sister Artie, 7; and Charlotte, 3. Jesse was an ice factory engineer.
The 1940 census recorded Ellen Conner, 43, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with husband Jesse C. Conner, 51, and children: Thomas Earl, 22, LaVerne C., 13; and Artie H. Crippen, 17.
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