Grace Inez Cougher was born August 25, 1888, in Kansas City, Kansas (Wyandotte County), the daughter of John Glover Cougher and Clara Buehl. Grace married John Joseph Nadeau, born September 16, 1884, in Kansas City, Kansas (Wyandotte County), son of David Nadeau and Mary Bourassa.
Both John and Grace were listed on the U.S. Indian Census Schedule dated June 30, 1916, as members of the Pottawatomie Tribe. Also listed were their daughters, Marie Mahnee, born 1909; and Hazel, born 1907.
John registered for the World War I draft on September 12, 1918, giving his occupation as farmer, and his next of kin as Grace Inez Nadeau. In 1930, Grace, age 41, and John, age 45, a farmer; were living in Hopping, Oklahoma (McClain County) with six children, all born in Oklahoma: Bernice, age 19; Nora, age 15; Virginia Dare, age 13; Jack, age 9; Ted, age 7; and Reb Fay, age 3 years 5 months.
Grace died June 1, 1938, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery. John died on April 1, 1971, in Ventura, California (Ventura County) and was buried there in Ivy Lawn Memorial Park.
Both John and Grace were listed on the U.S. Indian Census Schedule dated June 30, 1916, as members of the Pottawatomie Tribe. Also listed were their daughters, Marie Mahnee, born 1909; and Hazel, born 1907.
John registered for the World War I draft on September 12, 1918, giving his occupation as farmer, and his next of kin as Grace Inez Nadeau. In 1930, Grace, age 41, and John, age 45, a farmer; were living in Hopping, Oklahoma (McClain County) with six children, all born in Oklahoma: Bernice, age 19; Nora, age 15; Virginia Dare, age 13; Jack, age 9; Ted, age 7; and Reb Fay, age 3 years 5 months.
Grace died June 1, 1938, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery. John died on April 1, 1971, in Ventura, California (Ventura County) and was buried there in Ivy Lawn Memorial Park.
Grace Inez Cougher was born August 25, 1888, in Kansas City, Kansas (Wyandotte County), the daughter of John Glover Cougher and Clara Buehl. Grace married John Joseph Nadeau, born September 16, 1884, in Kansas City, Kansas (Wyandotte County), son of David Nadeau and Mary Bourassa.
Both John and Grace were listed on the U.S. Indian Census Schedule dated June 30, 1916, as members of the Pottawatomie Tribe. Also listed were their daughters, Marie Mahnee, born 1909; and Hazel, born 1907.
John registered for the World War I draft on September 12, 1918, giving his occupation as farmer, and his next of kin as Grace Inez Nadeau. In 1930, Grace, age 41, and John, age 45, a farmer; were living in Hopping, Oklahoma (McClain County) with six children, all born in Oklahoma: Bernice, age 19; Nora, age 15; Virginia Dare, age 13; Jack, age 9; Ted, age 7; and Reb Fay, age 3 years 5 months.
Grace died June 1, 1938, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery. John died on April 1, 1971, in Ventura, California (Ventura County) and was buried there in Ivy Lawn Memorial Park.
Both John and Grace were listed on the U.S. Indian Census Schedule dated June 30, 1916, as members of the Pottawatomie Tribe. Also listed were their daughters, Marie Mahnee, born 1909; and Hazel, born 1907.
John registered for the World War I draft on September 12, 1918, giving his occupation as farmer, and his next of kin as Grace Inez Nadeau. In 1930, Grace, age 41, and John, age 45, a farmer; were living in Hopping, Oklahoma (McClain County) with six children, all born in Oklahoma: Bernice, age 19; Nora, age 15; Virginia Dare, age 13; Jack, age 9; Ted, age 7; and Reb Fay, age 3 years 5 months.
Grace died June 1, 1938, and was buried in the Lexington Cemetery. John died on April 1, 1971, in Ventura, California (Ventura County) and was buried there in Ivy Lawn Memorial Park.
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