Grace, 29, was living in Ohio with her sister and brother-in-law, Lulu & William Bryant and their daughter Pina Lucille, when she married 21 September 1921 to WWI veteran Virgil Stimpson Poling (1891-1969), son of James Thomas Poling & Emma A Smart; Grace & Virgil later divorced; 1 son: Virgil Seely Poling (1927-2002), a U.S. Coast Guard veteran of WWII.
Grace was the youngest of 13* children of James Montgomery & Ellen E Nott, which included Jessie, Floyd, Lulu, Maude, twins Dena & Rena, Ruth, Earl, & Grace.
*In the 1900 census of Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (which became the state of Oklahoma in 1907), Ellen said she had 13 children, and 9 were living. In the 1910 Kansas census, she said she had 10 children, and 8 were living.
Grace was the youngest of 13* children of James Montgomery & Ellen E Nott, which included Jessie, Floyd, Lulu, Maude, twins Dena & Rena, Ruth, Earl, & Grace.
*In the 1900 census of Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (which became the state of Oklahoma in 1907), Ellen said she had 13 children, and 9 were living. In the 1910 Kansas census, she said she had 10 children, and 8 were living.
Grace, 29, was living in Ohio with her sister and brother-in-law, Lulu & William Bryant and their daughter Pina Lucille, when she married 21 September 1921 to WWI veteran Virgil Stimpson Poling (1891-1969), son of James Thomas Poling & Emma A Smart; Grace & Virgil later divorced; 1 son: Virgil Seely Poling (1927-2002), a U.S. Coast Guard veteran of WWII.
Grace was the youngest of 13* children of James Montgomery & Ellen E Nott, which included Jessie, Floyd, Lulu, Maude, twins Dena & Rena, Ruth, Earl, & Grace.
*In the 1900 census of Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (which became the state of Oklahoma in 1907), Ellen said she had 13 children, and 9 were living. In the 1910 Kansas census, she said she had 10 children, and 8 were living.
Grace was the youngest of 13* children of James Montgomery & Ellen E Nott, which included Jessie, Floyd, Lulu, Maude, twins Dena & Rena, Ruth, Earl, & Grace.
*In the 1900 census of Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (which became the state of Oklahoma in 1907), Ellen said she had 13 children, and 9 were living. In the 1910 Kansas census, she said she had 10 children, and 8 were living.
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