The Windsor Review, May 18, 1899:
A Pair of Runaways.
Two runaway youths from Dell, Benton County, who desired to see the world, hit Windsor Tuesday morning.
The father of one came in some time later but could not find them. He left a description, however, and Marshall Saurbaugh located and knabbed them just as they were in the act of boarding the evening local. Later Wm. M. Dunaway and Paul Calvert drove them back home stopping over night in Warsaw. Their names were Ira Puckett and Kip Slough.
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1918 WWI draft registration card - Occupation: Farming. Place of Employment: Zora, Benton Co., Missouri.
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General Farming (Cole, Benton Co., Missouri)
1930 Census - Occupation: Car Man, Industry: Railroad (Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska)
1936 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Coach Cleaner, Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department
1942 WWII draft registration card - Employer: Union Pacific Car Department. Place of Employment: Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska.
1945 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Employee, Union Pacific Railroad
Married Bessie Marie Mason on June 1, 1916 in Cole Camp, Benton Co., Missouri.
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Married Ida May Jackman on December 23, 1917 in Benton Co., Missouri,
Married Mrs. Edith Goeltl sometime between 1945-1956.
A Pair of Runaways.
Two runaway youths from Dell, Benton County, who desired to see the world, hit Windsor Tuesday morning.
The father of one came in some time later but could not find them. He left a description, however, and Marshall Saurbaugh located and knabbed them just as they were in the act of boarding the evening local. Later Wm. M. Dunaway and Paul Calvert drove them back home stopping over night in Warsaw. Their names were Ira Puckett and Kip Slough.
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1918 WWI draft registration card - Occupation: Farming. Place of Employment: Zora, Benton Co., Missouri.
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General Farming (Cole, Benton Co., Missouri)
1930 Census - Occupation: Car Man, Industry: Railroad (Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska)
1936 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Coach Cleaner, Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department
1942 WWII draft registration card - Employer: Union Pacific Car Department. Place of Employment: Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska.
1945 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Employee, Union Pacific Railroad
Married Bessie Marie Mason on June 1, 1916 in Cole Camp, Benton Co., Missouri.
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Married Ida May Jackman on December 23, 1917 in Benton Co., Missouri,
Married Mrs. Edith Goeltl sometime between 1945-1956.
The Windsor Review, May 18, 1899:
A Pair of Runaways.
Two runaway youths from Dell, Benton County, who desired to see the world, hit Windsor Tuesday morning.
The father of one came in some time later but could not find them. He left a description, however, and Marshall Saurbaugh located and knabbed them just as they were in the act of boarding the evening local. Later Wm. M. Dunaway and Paul Calvert drove them back home stopping over night in Warsaw. Their names were Ira Puckett and Kip Slough.
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1918 WWI draft registration card - Occupation: Farming. Place of Employment: Zora, Benton Co., Missouri.
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General Farming (Cole, Benton Co., Missouri)
1930 Census - Occupation: Car Man, Industry: Railroad (Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska)
1936 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Coach Cleaner, Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department
1942 WWII draft registration card - Employer: Union Pacific Car Department. Place of Employment: Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska.
1945 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Employee, Union Pacific Railroad
Married Bessie Marie Mason on June 1, 1916 in Cole Camp, Benton Co., Missouri.
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Married Ida May Jackman on December 23, 1917 in Benton Co., Missouri,
Married Mrs. Edith Goeltl sometime between 1945-1956.
A Pair of Runaways.
Two runaway youths from Dell, Benton County, who desired to see the world, hit Windsor Tuesday morning.
The father of one came in some time later but could not find them. He left a description, however, and Marshall Saurbaugh located and knabbed them just as they were in the act of boarding the evening local. Later Wm. M. Dunaway and Paul Calvert drove them back home stopping over night in Warsaw. Their names were Ira Puckett and Kip Slough.
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1918 WWI draft registration card - Occupation: Farming. Place of Employment: Zora, Benton Co., Missouri.
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General Farming (Cole, Benton Co., Missouri)
1930 Census - Occupation: Car Man, Industry: Railroad (Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska)
1936 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Coach Cleaner, Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department
1942 WWII draft registration card - Employer: Union Pacific Car Department. Place of Employment: Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska.
1945 Omaha, Nebraska city directory: Occupation: Employee, Union Pacific Railroad
Married Bessie Marie Mason on June 1, 1916 in Cole Camp, Benton Co., Missouri.
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Married Ida May Jackman on December 23, 1917 in Benton Co., Missouri,
Married Mrs. Edith Goeltl sometime between 1945-1956.
Gravesite Details
Ira's death certificate lists Fristoe Cemetery as his burial place, but a search of the cemetery found no headstone. His grave is either unmarked, or his headstone is missing.
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