NOTES FROM PRIOR TO MERGE:
Listed on Oklahoma State Vital Records (death) Index as E. S. TIMPLIN.
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He married Tammy Margaret Chenoweth 29 Oct. 1892 in Wells Co. IN and they had Charles, Lulu, and Homer. They were divorced. She married John Reed in 1912 as her second husband.
I am not sure where he is buried, it may not be in Michigan where his mother lived or Texas where his father lived. [Note from manager: Burial location found]
Find a Grave contributor, Debbie Williams has made the following suggested edits / 29 Jan 1918
Enid, Oklahoma
Newspapers.Com
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Templin and a granddaughter while driving in a Ford roadster were struck by a passenger train three and a half miles west of Cleveland, Oklahoma Wednesday January 2. Mrs. Templin died before they reached the city of Cleveland and her husband 4 days later.
NOTE: From Oklahoma State Vital Records Index, Margaret T (no last name spelled out), died 2 Jan 1918, Pawnee County, OK)
There are numerous articles in the Oklahoma newspapers. Elber's granddaughter was with them and survived. Mrs. Templin was Charles' 3rd marriage. The granddaughter was from his first marriage to Tammy Chenoweth.
Found a marriage record to Margaret Robins in Newspapers.Com on 9 Nov 1916 in Cleveland, OK.
Divorce from Lillian White in Newspapers.Com on 19 Aug 1915 in a Cleveland, OK newspaper.
Mrs. Templin died from the effects of it before they reached the city of Cleveland; her husband dying four days later. Mrs. Templin was formerly Mrs. (C. Robbin)? and lived southeast of the city of Enid; her body was shipped to Gravitt, Ark., her old home the following Friday, accompanied by her son, Don Robbins of Clevland and Mr. Richard Bennitt of Oklahoma City.
Listed on Oklahoma State Vital Records (death) Index as E. S. TIMPLIN.
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He married Tammy Margaret Chenoweth 29 Oct. 1892 in Wells Co. IN and they had Charles, Lulu, and Homer. They were divorced. She married John Reed in 1912 as her second husband.
I am not sure where he is buried, it may not be in Michigan where his mother lived or Texas where his father lived. [Note from manager: Burial location found]
Find a Grave contributor, Debbie Williams has made the following suggested edits / 29 Jan 1918
Enid, Oklahoma
Newspapers.Com
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Templin and a granddaughter while driving in a Ford roadster were struck by a passenger train three and a half miles west of Cleveland, Oklahoma Wednesday January 2. Mrs. Templin died before they reached the city of Cleveland and her husband 4 days later.
NOTE: From Oklahoma State Vital Records Index, Margaret T (no last name spelled out), died 2 Jan 1918, Pawnee County, OK)
There are numerous articles in the Oklahoma newspapers. Elber's granddaughter was with them and survived. Mrs. Templin was Charles' 3rd marriage. The granddaughter was from his first marriage to Tammy Chenoweth.
Found a marriage record to Margaret Robins in Newspapers.Com on 9 Nov 1916 in Cleveland, OK.
Divorce from Lillian White in Newspapers.Com on 19 Aug 1915 in a Cleveland, OK newspaper.
Mrs. Templin died from the effects of it before they reached the city of Cleveland; her husband dying four days later. Mrs. Templin was formerly Mrs. (C. Robbin)? and lived southeast of the city of Enid; her body was shipped to Gravitt, Ark., her old home the following Friday, accompanied by her son, Don Robbins of Clevland and Mr. Richard Bennitt of Oklahoma City.
NOTES FROM PRIOR TO MERGE:
Listed on Oklahoma State Vital Records (death) Index as E. S. TIMPLIN.
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He married Tammy Margaret Chenoweth 29 Oct. 1892 in Wells Co. IN and they had Charles, Lulu, and Homer. They were divorced. She married John Reed in 1912 as her second husband.
I am not sure where he is buried, it may not be in Michigan where his mother lived or Texas where his father lived. [Note from manager: Burial location found]
Find a Grave contributor, Debbie Williams has made the following suggested edits / 29 Jan 1918
Enid, Oklahoma
Newspapers.Com
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Templin and a granddaughter while driving in a Ford roadster were struck by a passenger train three and a half miles west of Cleveland, Oklahoma Wednesday January 2. Mrs. Templin died before they reached the city of Cleveland and her husband 4 days later.
NOTE: From Oklahoma State Vital Records Index, Margaret T (no last name spelled out), died 2 Jan 1918, Pawnee County, OK)
There are numerous articles in the Oklahoma newspapers. Elber's granddaughter was with them and survived. Mrs. Templin was Charles' 3rd marriage. The granddaughter was from his first marriage to Tammy Chenoweth.
Found a marriage record to Margaret Robins in Newspapers.Com on 9 Nov 1916 in Cleveland, OK.
Divorce from Lillian White in Newspapers.Com on 19 Aug 1915 in a Cleveland, OK newspaper.
Mrs. Templin died from the effects of it before they reached the city of Cleveland; her husband dying four days later. Mrs. Templin was formerly Mrs. (C. Robbin)? and lived southeast of the city of Enid; her body was shipped to Gravitt, Ark., her old home the following Friday, accompanied by her son, Don Robbins of Clevland and Mr. Richard Bennitt of Oklahoma City.
Listed on Oklahoma State Vital Records (death) Index as E. S. TIMPLIN.
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He married Tammy Margaret Chenoweth 29 Oct. 1892 in Wells Co. IN and they had Charles, Lulu, and Homer. They were divorced. She married John Reed in 1912 as her second husband.
I am not sure where he is buried, it may not be in Michigan where his mother lived or Texas where his father lived. [Note from manager: Burial location found]
Find a Grave contributor, Debbie Williams has made the following suggested edits / 29 Jan 1918
Enid, Oklahoma
Newspapers.Com
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Templin and a granddaughter while driving in a Ford roadster were struck by a passenger train three and a half miles west of Cleveland, Oklahoma Wednesday January 2. Mrs. Templin died before they reached the city of Cleveland and her husband 4 days later.
NOTE: From Oklahoma State Vital Records Index, Margaret T (no last name spelled out), died 2 Jan 1918, Pawnee County, OK)
There are numerous articles in the Oklahoma newspapers. Elber's granddaughter was with them and survived. Mrs. Templin was Charles' 3rd marriage. The granddaughter was from his first marriage to Tammy Chenoweth.
Found a marriage record to Margaret Robins in Newspapers.Com on 9 Nov 1916 in Cleveland, OK.
Divorce from Lillian White in Newspapers.Com on 19 Aug 1915 in a Cleveland, OK newspaper.
Mrs. Templin died from the effects of it before they reached the city of Cleveland; her husband dying four days later. Mrs. Templin was formerly Mrs. (C. Robbin)? and lived southeast of the city of Enid; her body was shipped to Gravitt, Ark., her old home the following Friday, accompanied by her son, Don Robbins of Clevland and Mr. Richard Bennitt of Oklahoma City.
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Burial Date: 1/8/1918
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