Winnie-Mae Stevenson White died at age 88. She was an Augusta MT homemaker. Her funeral will be held Monday, 17 July 1989, at Augusta Community Church, with burial in Augusta Cemetery. She died of natural causes on 14 July 1989 at a local hospital.
She was born 7 October 1900 in Comer GA, and received her early education in Comer. She attended high school in the Panama Canal Zone and attended college in Georgia. She was a U.S. government employee in the Panama Canal Zone. Then she was a homemaker in Alabama and had a summer home in Sun River Canyon MT.
In 1940 she married Goalman White in Fort Benton and they lived on a ranch near Augusta. Her family were pioneers in Montana's oil and gas industry.
Winnie-mae was a member of the founding committee of the Augusta Community Church, a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Order of the Eastern Star and a Daughter of the Nile.
She was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Pahl (Denver CO), her sister Lucille Anderson (Costa Mesa CA), 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers: Branson G. Stevenson, J.H. Stevenson, L.C. Stevenson, Grover Stevenson and John Stevenson.
Note: Winnie-Mae was first married to Charles Hartman McCauley 1893-1970 (Find A Grave 14833685). They were the parents of Virginia Lucile McCauley, born 5 January 1923 in Alabama, who married Joseph William Pahl, Jr., in Great Falls MT on 30 May 1946. Virginia McCauley Pahl's Find A Grave 36085080.
Contributor: Islay (48898746)
Winnie-Mae Stevenson White died at age 88. She was an Augusta MT homemaker. Her funeral will be held Monday, 17 July 1989, at Augusta Community Church, with burial in Augusta Cemetery. She died of natural causes on 14 July 1989 at a local hospital.
She was born 7 October 1900 in Comer GA, and received her early education in Comer. She attended high school in the Panama Canal Zone and attended college in Georgia. She was a U.S. government employee in the Panama Canal Zone. Then she was a homemaker in Alabama and had a summer home in Sun River Canyon MT.
In 1940 she married Goalman White in Fort Benton and they lived on a ranch near Augusta. Her family were pioneers in Montana's oil and gas industry.
Winnie-mae was a member of the founding committee of the Augusta Community Church, a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Order of the Eastern Star and a Daughter of the Nile.
She was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Pahl (Denver CO), her sister Lucille Anderson (Costa Mesa CA), 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers: Branson G. Stevenson, J.H. Stevenson, L.C. Stevenson, Grover Stevenson and John Stevenson.
Note: Winnie-Mae was first married to Charles Hartman McCauley 1893-1970 (Find A Grave 14833685). They were the parents of Virginia Lucile McCauley, born 5 January 1923 in Alabama, who married Joseph William Pahl, Jr., in Great Falls MT on 30 May 1946. Virginia McCauley Pahl's Find A Grave 36085080.
Contributor: Islay (48898746)
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Jesse Holman Stevenson
1882–1971
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Dora Belle Stevenson
1884–1885
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Mack Felton Stevenson
1885–1886
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Alonzo Creighton "Lon" Stevenson
1886–1964
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Grover Carlton Stevenson
1888–1952
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John Thurman Stevenson
1889–1943
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Minnie Lee Stevenson Johnson
1891–1958
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Frances Lucille Stevenson Anderson
1893–1990
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1895–1895
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Branson Graves Stevenson
1901–1989
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