Ivan was born to William B. Matthews and Ella May Chitwood. He had one sister Bertha May who was 3 years older than him. Then sometime before 1900 Ivan's father died and his mother remarried in 1901 to William M. Cozard. Tragedy struck again for the Matthews children on August 25, 1904 their mother passed away. The children were than raised by their Grandmother Mary Chitwood and their Uncle Edwin in Jasper County, Missouri.
0n June 5, 1918 Ivan is single and working for the United Eastern Gold Mine Company in Oatman, Arizona. On August 5, 1918 Ivan enters the US Army and serves during WWI with a rank of PFC.
On October 10, 1942 Ivan is listed as divorced with no dependents and the foreman for a company that extracts minerals in Mariposa County, California.
Ivan later marries Frances Owens. Ivan and Frances are buried together.
0n June 5, 1918 Ivan is single and working for the United Eastern Gold Mine Company in Oatman, Arizona. On August 5, 1918 Ivan enters the US Army and serves during WWI with a rank of PFC.
On October 10, 1942 Ivan is listed as divorced with no dependents and the foreman for a company that extracts minerals in Mariposa County, California.
Ivan later marries Frances Owens. Ivan and Frances are buried together.
Ivan was born to William B. Matthews and Ella May Chitwood. He had one sister Bertha May who was 3 years older than him. Then sometime before 1900 Ivan's father died and his mother remarried in 1901 to William M. Cozard. Tragedy struck again for the Matthews children on August 25, 1904 their mother passed away. The children were than raised by their Grandmother Mary Chitwood and their Uncle Edwin in Jasper County, Missouri.
0n June 5, 1918 Ivan is single and working for the United Eastern Gold Mine Company in Oatman, Arizona. On August 5, 1918 Ivan enters the US Army and serves during WWI with a rank of PFC.
On October 10, 1942 Ivan is listed as divorced with no dependents and the foreman for a company that extracts minerals in Mariposa County, California.
Ivan later marries Frances Owens. Ivan and Frances are buried together.
0n June 5, 1918 Ivan is single and working for the United Eastern Gold Mine Company in Oatman, Arizona. On August 5, 1918 Ivan enters the US Army and serves during WWI with a rank of PFC.
On October 10, 1942 Ivan is listed as divorced with no dependents and the foreman for a company that extracts minerals in Mariposa County, California.
Ivan later marries Frances Owens. Ivan and Frances are buried together.
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