Guyla Irene Adams was the 2nd of 9 children; her siblings include: William d. 1902 in MO. When she was 12, her family moved to Dry Knob, Laclede Co., MO.
When Irene finished her elementary grades, she boarded in Lebanon, MO, and attended Lebanon HS for 4 years; then she graduated from Southwestern Missouri Teachers College. Her first teaching job was in the Monitor School in Dade Co., MO.
Guyla married the boy from an adjoining farm on June 12, 1925, Claude Lindsay; they had 3 children: Clinton, Gale, and Max.
Claude owned a small trucking company and did contract work for oil companies. When he sold his business in 1941, they retired to a farm northwest of Fort Gibson.
Guyla was active in the community, Eastern Star, and in the United Methodist Church and the Old Fort Demonstration Club at Fort Gibson.
∼last known residence Fort Gibson, Muskogee Co., OK.
When Irene finished her elementary grades, she boarded in Lebanon, MO, and attended Lebanon HS for 4 years; then she graduated from Southwestern Missouri Teachers College. Her first teaching job was in the Monitor School in Dade Co., MO.
Guyla married the boy from an adjoining farm on June 12, 1925, Claude Lindsay; they had 3 children: Clinton, Gale, and Max.
Claude owned a small trucking company and did contract work for oil companies. When he sold his business in 1941, they retired to a farm northwest of Fort Gibson.
Guyla was active in the community, Eastern Star, and in the United Methodist Church and the Old Fort Demonstration Club at Fort Gibson.
∼last known residence Fort Gibson, Muskogee Co., OK.
Guyla Irene Adams was the 2nd of 9 children; her siblings include: William d. 1902 in MO. When she was 12, her family moved to Dry Knob, Laclede Co., MO.
When Irene finished her elementary grades, she boarded in Lebanon, MO, and attended Lebanon HS for 4 years; then she graduated from Southwestern Missouri Teachers College. Her first teaching job was in the Monitor School in Dade Co., MO.
Guyla married the boy from an adjoining farm on June 12, 1925, Claude Lindsay; they had 3 children: Clinton, Gale, and Max.
Claude owned a small trucking company and did contract work for oil companies. When he sold his business in 1941, they retired to a farm northwest of Fort Gibson.
Guyla was active in the community, Eastern Star, and in the United Methodist Church and the Old Fort Demonstration Club at Fort Gibson.
∼last known residence Fort Gibson, Muskogee Co., OK.
When Irene finished her elementary grades, she boarded in Lebanon, MO, and attended Lebanon HS for 4 years; then she graduated from Southwestern Missouri Teachers College. Her first teaching job was in the Monitor School in Dade Co., MO.
Guyla married the boy from an adjoining farm on June 12, 1925, Claude Lindsay; they had 3 children: Clinton, Gale, and Max.
Claude owned a small trucking company and did contract work for oil companies. When he sold his business in 1941, they retired to a farm northwest of Fort Gibson.
Guyla was active in the community, Eastern Star, and in the United Methodist Church and the Old Fort Demonstration Club at Fort Gibson.
∼last known residence Fort Gibson, Muskogee Co., OK.
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