Charles O. Monroe was born in Van Cleve, Maries County, Missouri the son of Jesse Lafayette Monroe and Sarah Adelaide Barnett. He married Beatrice Merle Griffin on April 9, 1913 in Pulaski County, MO. They were later divorced. Children of this union were Clarence Ernest, Edna Jewell, Gibson, Smith, Lester Leon, Wilma Loreyne Roberts, Puryear, and Virginia Pearl St. Clair.
Charles moved his family from Missouri to Vera, OK about 1915. He was the sexton of the Dewey cemetery for some years. After his divorce, he moved back to the Kansas City area, settling in Blue Summit, MO. He later married Mary Thornsberry. There were no children of this union.
Charles moved his family from Missouri to Vera, OK about 1915. He was the sexton of the Dewey cemetery for some years. After his divorce, he moved back to the Kansas City area, settling in Blue Summit, MO. He later married Mary Thornsberry. There were no children of this union.
Charles O. Monroe was born in Van Cleve, Maries County, Missouri the son of Jesse Lafayette Monroe and Sarah Adelaide Barnett. He married Beatrice Merle Griffin on April 9, 1913 in Pulaski County, MO. They were later divorced. Children of this union were Clarence Ernest, Edna Jewell, Gibson, Smith, Lester Leon, Wilma Loreyne Roberts, Puryear, and Virginia Pearl St. Clair.
Charles moved his family from Missouri to Vera, OK about 1915. He was the sexton of the Dewey cemetery for some years. After his divorce, he moved back to the Kansas City area, settling in Blue Summit, MO. He later married Mary Thornsberry. There were no children of this union.
Charles moved his family from Missouri to Vera, OK about 1915. He was the sexton of the Dewey cemetery for some years. After his divorce, he moved back to the Kansas City area, settling in Blue Summit, MO. He later married Mary Thornsberry. There were no children of this union.
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