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Sixth Generation! Amos B. SARRATT 2nd s/o Jeremiah and Martha (BELL) SARRATT of Surratt Hollow. He probably knew the fishing holes in McKee Creek well and he probably learned to work hard on the little 40 acre farm Jeremiah had. His only living daughter, Mayme Sarratt Black, now almost 90, vividly recalls him and his history. She remembers him saying he left the Hollow to go south to "live with French people" before the Civil War, but she does not remember where he went. He told about the big houses the people lived in and that they were originally French. Perhaps he worked on a barge that went down the Illinois River, not far from his home, and then down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. Or did he make a trip to see his relatives in Davidson County, North Carolina? If he did, the details are lost, and although his father seems to have been proud of coming from North Carolina, none of Amos' children knew that is where their grandfather originated. Not long after his 18th birthday, Amos joined the 10th Regiment of the Illinois Infantry on 7 April 1865 during the Civil War. He volunteered and signed up for one year. His papers in the National Archives state the enlisting officer described Amos as being 5 feet 8 inches tall and he had hazel eyes, brown hair, and a light com- plexion. His any career did not last long, because he apparently contracted typhoid fever and was mustered out of the army with an honorable discharge 5 July 1865 at Louisville, Kentucky. His older brother, Charles, went to Louisville and brought him home and later, when he applied for a pension, a neighbor, Andrew J. Hall, testified he remembers Amos was so weak he had to be carried into the house when he came home and that he was weak for a long time after that. when he recovered, he worked as a farmer. On 2 April 1868, he married Mary Jane Six and they had two sons, Sherman and Harry. Harry d. in July, 1875 and his mother, Mary Jane, d. in September of that year. Amos became a widower with a young son to raise. On the same day that Amos had married Mary Jane Six, Anna Robertson and John Williams were married. It is not impossible they were married in the same church at a double wedding ceremony, because Anna was already a devout Saint, and Jeremiah and Martha, Amos' parents, were followers of the same faith. At any rate, it was a small community, and they probably knew each other. Anna was christened Diana Aranda Robertson when she was b. in Akron, Ohio, but she always used Anna as her first name. Her father was John Robertson who was b. 6 August 1815 and d. 18 July 1851 when Anna was a year old. Always a frail man, though good-natured End of Page 121 and considerate to his family, the hard work he performed farming a few acres by hand and walking through the forest on a trail to work in the timber was difficult for him. Ohio was wild, unsettled country in those days and he was often stalked by panthers and wolves as he went back and forth to work. One winter night a pan- ther followed him home and he rushed inside the house and built up the fire to keep the panther from coming down the chimney. The anxious family could hear the animal prowling around on the roof, but in the morning it was gone and only its tracks remained in the snow where it had circled the cabin. Anna's mother was Catharine Anna Purdun who was b. 11 Oct. 1825 in Middletown, Delaware County, Ohio. After John Robertson d., she quickly remarried in 1852 because she had four children to support. Her second husband was David H. Bump and they had seven children, according to her obituary, but only three of her children were alive when she d.; Anna Robertson Sarratt Hayden Bump, and Louverna Bump Miller. The old family Bible states that Catharine had joined the LDS Church in 1842 and was re-baptized into the Reorganized Church in 1862. The archives of the Reor- ganized LDS Church in Independence, Missouri, show that Anna Robertson joined the church in 1864 in Elkhorn township, Brown County, Illinois. She would have been 14 at that time and 18 when she married John Williams. Records show that Mary Jane Six, first wife of Amos Sarratt, was also a member of the church. John Williams had also been a soldier in the Union Army and his service left him with chronic diarrhea which eventually caused his death. Anna and John had three daughters, Stella, Nellie, and Maggie, but only Stella survived, the other two dying in infancy. Finally, John Williams d. in April, 1874, in Stewardsville, Missouri, and apparently Anna returned to Brown County to her family. A year after the death of Amos Sarratt's first wife, he and Anna married. Together they had twelve children, which meant that Anna bore fifteen children during her lifetime, and Amos fathered fourteen. Amos and Anna were married in November of 1876 and they re- mained in Illinois long enough to have one son, David, and then they drove all the way to Thayer County, Nebraska, by ox-team to take up a government grant of land. In order to get people started on the unbroken prairie, the government furnished beans, rice, corn meal, bacon, and molasses to those who went. Anna and Amos arrived in 1878. Except for a short period of time that they spent in Trigo, Kansas, Amos and Anna lived in Thayer County, Nebraska, near Hebron, Bruning, and Belvidere. Their first house was a sod house, and some of the children remembered it was partially a dug out house, not uncommon in that treeless area, which nestled into a hillock for End of Page 122 (Map of Thyer County, Nebraska) End of Page 123 shelter. Claude Sarratt always said he was b. in a sod house located not far off the Emigrant Trail, although no one knows exactly where it was today. They were living in a frame house by the time Mayme was b., and she remembered that all the girls slept in one upstairs bedroom, the boys in another, and her par- ents slept downstairs. Anna always kept a sparkling white bed- spread on her bed, and woe be to any child who attempted to sit on that white bedspread! When they first came to Thayer County, the sod was not yet broken and the Emigrant Trail crossed their new home area. The trail changed gradually from the divide between the Big Sandy Creek and the Little Blue River, crossing the "18 mile ridge" and descended into the valley of the Little Blue which it followed for about 60 miles before travelers headed for Ft. Kearney on the Platte River. Emigrants for California and Oregon, and some for Texas, as well as the Pony Express went through Thayer County. The early days were difficult days. The unturned sod was difficult to plow and the first crops were small Once, Amos took the team and went off to find work and get supplies. Food was low in the house, and Anna was worried about feeding the children. She cooked some beans, but they spoiled in the heat, and she had not yet thrown them out when an old Indian came to the door beg- ging for food. He saw the sour beans and rubbed his stomach and pointed to his mouth. Anna tried to tell him they were sour, but he didn't understand and pushed past her into the house, so she gave him a spoon, and to her astonishment he ate all the beans. When he was finished, he left, singing to himself as he walked off across the prairie. By this time, Anna had been alone for several days with the children. There were no close neighbors. She had a milk cow and in her loneliness, when she began to believe Amos had left her be- cause of hard times and so many children, she thought the only thing she could do would be to take the cow to the nearest neigh- bors and sell it, and then maybe she and the children could reach Nebraska City and decide what to do. There was very little food left in the house. One night, when she was almost desperate, she put the children to bed, and because she couldn't sleep she sat out on the porch in a rocking chair look- ing out over the rolling prairie. It was then, late at night, she heard his wagon bumping and creaking along across the roadless prairie, and she ran as fast as she could to meet him, crying with relief. Amos hadn't wanted to stay away so long, but he had had to go over 30 miles for supplies, and he found work for a few days which gave him much needed cash, and it was a long way home. When roads were finally cut in the Hebron area, Amos ran a grader as a member of the road crew. As a farmer, he was best known End of Page 124 for raising hogs. It wasn't all hard work, however, because Mayme remembers playing the piano and singing, and her older half-brother, Sherman, often played the fiddle. Amos always said he was a Baptist when religion was discussed, but Anna was a devout Saint and read the Book of Mormon to the child- ren, especially the younger ones. Two of her sons, Bren and Leonard, became lay preachers in the RLDS Church when they lived in Independ- ence, Missouri, and Mayme has always been a devoted worker in the church. Anna was determined her sons would grow up to lead healthy, moral lives and she had them sign the temperance pledge in her Bible. In addition, each boy who promised not to smoke at least until he was 21 years of age received a gold watch with an inscription inside the cover rewarding him for his abstinence. Amos d. in 1910, and Anna d. twelve years later. They are both buried in the cemetery at Belvidere, Nebraska, where Norman Sarratt remembers they always decorated his Grandpa's grave on Memorial Day because he was a soldier in the Union Army during the Civil War. Had Amos known he had so many cousins from Davidson County, North Carolina, in the Confederate Army? No one ever re- members hearing him talk about it. See: [Amos Obit] By Mona Sarratt Knight Brenard C. SARRATT's family notes say about this family that Grandmother Purdun Robertson Bump was Holland Dutch, John Robertson's people were Scotch-Irish, Martha Bell's family was southern, and the Sarratt's were originally French. * * * * * End of Page 125 FAMILY OF AMOS BEAN SARRATT AMOS BEAN SARRATT; (6.2), (2nd s/o Jeremiah,1 and Martha (Bell) Sarratt) was b. 27 March 1847 in Brown County, Illinois; d. 01 Sep 1910, a63y Thayer County, Nebraska; buried in Belvidere, Nebraska; See: [Amos Obit] By Mona Sarratt Knight He married twice, first a21y on 2 April 1868, in Brown Co., IL. to the 16 year old Miss Mary Jane SIX; (d/o M/M SIX Parents) b. 04 June 1852; d. 03 Sep 1875, a23y in Brown County, Illinois; Buried in Brown Co., IL. They had 2 sons from this short Union: Amos B. SARRATT, a29y married 2nd on 20 Nov. 1876 at Mt. Sterling, Ill. to the 26 year old "Widow" Mrs. Anna A. (Robertson) Williams She was b. Diana Amanda Robertson 11 June 1850 at Akron, Ohio; d. 06 Sept. 1922 at Lincoln, Nebraska; buried at Belvidere, Nebraska. See: [Anna Obit] By Mona Sarratt Knight Her father was John Robertson b. 6 Aug. 1815; d. 18 July 1851; her mother was Catharine Anna Purdun b. 11 Oct. 1823 at Middletown, Delaware County, Ohio; d. 22 Jan. 1908 at Lamoni, Iowa. After the death of her first husband, John Robertson, Catharine married David H. Bump b. Steuben County, New York in 1828; d. Mt. Sterling, Ill. 1909. They had a son John Hayden Bump b. 28 April 1864; d. 2 Jan. 1939 Durango, Colorado, and Mrs. Louverna Miller and five other children. Catharine Purdun Robertson Bump joined the LDS Church in 1842 and was re-baptized into the Reorganized LDS Church in 1862. Hayden Bump left home at an early age and went to Wyoming. He was a cowboy for many years and later made his living as a sheep shearer. He married and lived in Laramie. His recreation was gambling and once, on a visit to Mayme Sarratt Black, he charmed her young daughters with his fancy clothes, big watch chain, rings, and dress gloves. He told them he had sat in many a gambling game where every man laid his six shooter on the table by his right hand. He was living in Durango, Colorado when he d. and he is buried there. FIRST MARRIAGE: Miss Mary Jane Six: 2Ch. +7.1 1st Son: Sherman W., *1871-1950 a79y m. *1901 Cora LOSEY, 8Ch. 7.2 2nd Son: Harry H., *1873-1875 a 1y d. young, bd Brown Co., IL. SECOND MARRIAGE: Mrs. Anna Amanda (Robertson) Williams: +7.3 1st Son: David A., *1877-1932 a55y m. *1898 Emma Hartly, 2Ch. +7.4 1st Dau: Edith M., *1878-1923 a45y m. *1898 1) Herman H. Belville m. *1904 2) Herman Baumgart 7.5 2nd Son: Edgar, *1880-1881 a 1y d. Infant, +7.6 2nd Dau: Mattie, *1882-1958 a76y m. *1900 Oscar SARRATT;, ?Ch. +7.7 3rd Son: Claude D.,, *1883-1948 a65y m. *1904 Carrie E. Harris, 5Ch. +7.8 4th Son: Bren. C., *1885-1962 a77y m. *1908 Lottie M. Self, 6Ch. 7.9 5th Son: John L., *1886-1887 a 1y d. Infant! +7.10 6th Son: M.L. Butch, *1888-1965 a77y m. *1910 Jessie B. Self, 10Ch. +7.11 3rd Dau: Mayme, *1890- m. *1910 Frank W. Black, 2Ch. 7.12 4th Dau: Zilpha, *1892-1893 a 1y d. Infant! +7.13 7th Son: Wm. Oscar, *1893-1945 a52y m. *1914 Vida B. Wellington, 2Ch. +7.14 5th Dau: Hazel A., *1897-1943 a45y m. *1915 1) Chester W. Priddy, 1Ch. c19?? 2) Louis Walters. In addition, Stella Williams, Anna's daughter by her first marriage, was raised by Amos B. SARRATT. Anna Robertson had married John Williams in Illinois on 2 April 1868, the same day Mary Jane Six and Amos Sarratt were married. John Williams had enlisted in the Union Army in Perry, Pike County, Ill, in Aug. 1862. He d. in Stewardsville, Missouri on 4 April 1874 from chronic diarrhea contracted while in service. John Williams and Anna Robertson had these children: 1. Stella C. Williams b. 11 Jan. 1869; d. 12 Feb. 1943 in Los Angeles, CA.; married Elve Tuttle 4 March 1886. They had one daughter, Bea Tuttle, who married Melville Rapp of Cripple Creek, Colorado and Santa Monica, California. He was a mining engineer 2. Nellie M. Williams b.7 March 1871; d. 28 Sept. 1871. 3. Maggie J. Williams b. 22 Aug. 1873; d. S Sept. 1873. 7.1 Sherman Wesley Sarratt, (1st son of Amos Sarratt and 1) Mary Jane Six, b. 16 January 1871, Brown County, Ill.; d. in 1950's a79y in Nanipa, Idaho. Buried location Unknown (to me) At a30y he married on 13 Aug 1901 in Republican City, Harlan Co., NE. to the 24 year old Miss Cora LOSEY; b. 18 Mar 1877, Republican City, Harlan Co., NE. d. 06 Jun 1927, a50y in Caldwell, Canyon Co., ID. Buried location Unknown (to me) They had 8 Children born to this Union: 7.1.1. Ethel J., *1902-1943 a41y 7.1.2. Ruben E., *1904-1976 a72y m. *1957 Mildred G. JOHNSON, 7.1.3. Etta G., *1905-1981 a76y 7.1.4. Grace M., *1907- m. *1934 Mindon CRONK, 7.1.5. Harold S. *1910-1920 a10y (d. young), 7.1.6. Amos V., *1914-1915 a 1y (d. young). 7.1.7. Fern E., *1916- m. *1933 Harold J. COMBS, 7.1.8. Rose S., *1918-1960 a42y m. *1941 George M. COMBS, Sherman took up a homestead in western Nebraska near Naponee where he lived in a sod house. Later he moved to Caldwell, Idaho, and then to Nampa, Idaho where he had an irrigated farm. He played violin with a trio that played at country dances. 7.1.2 Ruben [sic Reuben] Edward Sarratt, (1st s/o Sherman W. & Cora (LOSEY) SARRATT b. 24 Jul 1904 at Republic, Nebraska, [SSD# 519-24-6218] d. __ Jun 1975, a71y in Nanpa, ID. 83651 He was nine when they moved to Idaho. He married 16 Aug 1957 Payette, Payette Co., ID. to Miss Mildred Grace Johnson; He worked at the State Experimental Farm in Idaho for 12 years. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II from 1942 to 1943 and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans. He had no children. End of Page 128 7.3 David Arthur Sarratt, (1st s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson Williams) b. 2 Sept. 1877, Brown Co., Ill.; d. 28 Feb. 1932, a54y in Roomer, Nebraska; Buried: Cenetery Location Unknown (to me) Married 25 Dec. 1898 to Emma Aifreetta Hartley. (d/o M/M HARTLEY Parents) b. d. He was a fanner and also owned a general merchandise store in Belvidere, Nebraska, and later a pharmacy. He was a member of the school board in Belvidere for many years. They had 2 Children born to this Union: 8.1 Zola Myrtle Sarratt, b. 11 April 1900, Belvidere, Nebraska. 8.2 Walter Leroy Sarratt; b. 01 Feb 1904, Belvidere, Neb.; per [REF:#90, Pg128] b. 16 Dec 1904, Belvidere, Neb.; per [SSD# 505-40-6045] d. __ Jan 1980, a76y North Platte, Lincoln Co., NE. 69101 Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) [Ben. Paid] He married Miss Verona G. Witte. (d/o M/M WITTE Parents) b. 01 Feb 1904, Belividere, Neb; [SSD#507-58-6898] d. __ May 1978, a74y North Platte, Lincoln Co., NE. 69101 Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) Walter was a pharmacist in Roomer and Nelson, NE. and later owned and operated pharmacies in North Platte, Nob. for fourteen years. They had 2 Children born to this Union: 9.1 Cathleen Ann Sarratt b. in Beemer, Neb; Married 12 May 1954 to Francis T. Wilson who works for the Union Pacific Railroad. 10.1 Steven Leroy Wilson b. North Platte, Neb. 10.2 Leeann Kay Wilson, b. North Platte, Neb. 9.2 Dale W. Sarratt, b. 26 April 1930 in Beemer, Neb.; married 1 July 1961 to Mary Rita Tique. He is an optometrist and he enjoys tennis and his family. They had 4 Children: 10.1 Brian Walter Sarratt, b. 17 July 1962, Casablanca, Morocco. 10.2 Gregory Walter Sarratt, b. 25 Nov. 1966, Tucson, Arizona. 10.3 Thomas Walter Sarratt, b. 18 Nov. 1968, Tucson Arizona. 10.4 Dale Walter Sarratt, b. 25 Aug. 1972, Tucson, Arizona. 7.4 Edith M. Sarratt; (1st d/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson Williams) b. 23 Nov 1878 Lincoln, Nebraska; d. 25 Feb 1923, a45y in Lincoln, Nebraska; Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) Married Twice: (1) 20 July,1898, Herman H. Belville (2) 16 July 1904, Herman Baumgart 7.5 Edgar Sarratt; (2nd s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 13 Apr 1880; Hebron, Nebraska; d. 28 Aug 1881 a1y Hebron, Nebraska; Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) 7.6 Mattie Sarratt, (2nd d/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 16 Feb 1882; Hebron, Nebraska; d. 08 May 1958, a76y at San Diego, CA. Buried: Fort Rosecrans Cemetery, Point Loma, CA. At a18y she married on 12 Sept. 1900 to 21 year old Oscar SARRATT; (2nd s/o Peter J. SARRATT & Nancy J. MORRIS) (1Gs/o Jeremiah and Martha (BELL) SARRATT) (2Gs/o Absalom,1 SARRATT & Wife Unknown b. 1879 Brown Co., IL. d. 20 Mar 1943, a64y San Diego, CA. Buried: Fort Rosecrans Cemetery, Point Loma, CA. They had several sons.
Seventh Generation!
Claude Duval "C.D." SARRATT, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07]
(3rd s/o Amos B. SARRATT & 2nd Wife Mrs. Anna A. (ROBERTSON) WILLIAMS, of Brown Co., IL)
b. 28 Mar 1883, Hebron, Nebraska;
d. 28 Dec 1948, age 65yrs in Santa Ana, California;
Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me)
At age 21yrs he married on 30 Dec 1904 Belvidere, Nebraska to
20 year old Miss Carrie Elnora HARRIS
(daughter of Hiram H. HARRIS & Mother: Ilona Victoria SLACK)
b. 27 Nov 1884 in Belvidere, Nebraska;
d. 08 Jun 1962, age 78yrs, in Santa Ana, Orange Co., CA.
Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me)
Children of Claude Duval Sarratt (7.7) and Carrie Harris: [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07] 8.1 1st Son: Earl, b. *1907 d. *1907 d. Infant! 8.2 1st Dau: Mildred M. b. *1909 m. *1933 Thelbert L. CRAWFORD, 2Ch. 8.3 2nd Son: Norman H. b. *1913 m. *1940 Laura C. YOUNG, 2 Ch. 8.4 2nd Dau: Nona Ilona, b. *1914 m. *1938 W. Wesley Jones, 2Ch. 8.5 3rd Son: Claude P. b. *1918 m. *1939 1) Nadine Rlngler, 2Ch. m. *1947 2) Helen Louise C. Padget, *Confirmed Dates! 8.1 Earl Sarratt, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07.1] b. 8 Feb. 1907; d. 10 Aug. 1907. Buried in Belvedere, Nebraska. 8.2 Mildred May Sarratt, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07.2] b. 5 Jan. 1909, Belvedere, Neb; married 26 Jan. 1933 to Thelbert Lee Crawford, b. 25 Oct. 1903 in Brownwood, Texas. Lee is a retired movie camera-man. He worked for 20th Century Fox and made movies all over the world. Mildred accompanied -him whenever she could Before her marriage she was a teacher. 9.1 Shirley Marie Crawford, b. 27 March 1934, Hollywood, CA.; married Robert H. Crinklaw 5 Sept. 1953. He is an orchardist, she is a secretary. 10.1 Greg Robert Crinklaw, b. 20 March 1959, Encino, CA. 10.2 David Curtis Crinklaw, b. 20 April 1961; Encino, CA. 9.2 Carole Mae Crawford, b. 18 Oct. 1937, Glendale, California; married 19 Jan. 1957 to Kirk S. Oswell. He is in construction and she is a secretary. 10.1 Tracy Dean Oswell, b. 31 Aug. 1957, Encino, CA.; married Vivian. 11.1 Jennifer Mae Oswell, b. 25 Sept. 1978. 10.2 Julie May Oswell, b. 15 May 1959, Encino, California. 10.3 Valarie Jean Oswell, b. 19 Feb. 1962, Encino, CA. 8.3 Norman Harris Sarratt, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07.3] (2nd s/o Claude Duval (C.D) & Carrie (Harris) Sarratt) b. 28 May 1913 in Belvedere, Nebraska; married 27 Dec. 1940 to Laura Caroline Young in Saratoga, California. Laura was b. 10 Aug. 1917 in Saratoga, California, daughter of Bert Van Ness Young and Esther Nerell. Norman graduated from Stanford University with a doctorate in education. He is a retired assistant superintendent of schools and a business manager. Laura is a retired teacher. They both sail and ski. Norman is the author of: [REF:#90] End of Page 131 9.1 Sheryl Anne Sarratt, b. 30 Dec. 1941, San Jose, Calif; married (1) Donald Nelson June 1962, (2) Alfred Scott Irwin, 12 Oct. 1968. She is an em- ployee of Manpower, likes to paint and swim, and holds the Red Cross Merit of Honor for saving a drowning mother and son. Scott is a former U.S. Naval Hospital Corpsman and a practicing L.V.N. His interests are sharp-shooting, hunting and crafts. Scott. is the son of Margaret Cardinal and Conrad Philip Irwin, Jr., retired Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army and mechanical engineer. Scott was b. 18 Dec. 1938. 10.1 Michael Douglas Nelson Irwin, b. 10 Sept. 1963, Chicago, Illinois. 9.2 Michael Norman Sarratt, b. 17 Feb. 1946, San Jose, CA.; married Mary Elizabeth Wakefield 11 Sept. 1971. Mary is the daughter of Guy-Jaques and Cressie Wakefield and she was b. 4 Feb. 1947 in Santa Cruz, CA. Michael is an engineer with Southern Pacific Railroad and they all like to ski and sail and are interested in music. Michael graduated from San Jose State University with honors and served in the U.S. Navy. 10.1 Sara Hope Robertson Sarratt (daughter of Mary Wakefield and Daniel Robertson), b. 24 March 1970, Santa Cruz, CA. 10.2 Juliet Aime'e Sarratt, b. 26 June 1971, Santa Cruz, CA. 10.3 Marcq St. Hilaire Sarratt, b. 28 Feb. 1980, Santa Cruz, CA. 8.4 Nona Ilona Sarratt, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07.4] b. 19 Aug. 1914, Belvedere, Neb.; married William Wesley Jones 18 June 1938. He worked for many years for Paramount Pictures as a set dresser. 9.1 Jack Wesley Jones, b. S Dec. 1939, Hollywood, Ca.; married Bonnie Sue Lacey 15 July 1961. He is a Los Angeles Fire Inspector. 10.1 Robert Wesley Jones, b. 15 Feb. 1964; Van Nuys, Ca. 9.2 Richard Allen Jones, b. 28 Oct. 1944; Hollywood, Ca.; married Nancy Jo Clark 25 June 1966. He is a high school history teacher. 10.1 Casey Allen Jones, b. S May 1972, Lancaster, Ca. 8.5 Claude Pershing Sarratt, [SFA-ID# 1.2.5.1.5.2.07.5] (3rd s/o Claude Duval (C.D) & Carrie (Harris) Sarratt) b. 26 May 1918, Belvedere, Neb.; [SSD# 554-095606] d. 11 Apr 1993. a75y Rimforest, San Bernardino Co., CA. Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) He married twice, first a21y in 1939 to Miss Nadine Rlngler, They had 2 Children born to this 1st Union: At a29y he married 2nd on 01 Feb. 1947 to Mrs Helen Louise (Carney) Padget, (d/o Theodore Carney & Mother: Sarah Louise Charlton) b. 20 July 1913. d. Unknown (to me) Claude was a foreman and carpenter. Both Helen and Claude enjoyed fishing. FIRST MARRIAGE: c1939 Miss Nadine Rlngler, 2Ch. 9.1 1st Son: Bill R., CA. b. *1942 m. *1960 Janice L. Henderickson, 4Ch. 9.2 2nd Son: Charles E., OR. b. *1944 m. *1963 Sharon K. Burnside, FIRST MARRIAGE: c1940 Helen Louise Carney, 1Ch. 9.3 1st Son: Robert Lynn Padget, ID. *1940 m. Joann Wagner, 2Ch. SECOND MARRIAGE: *1947 Miss Helen Louise Carney Padget, No Issue! 9.1 Bill Rodney Sarratt, (1st s/o Claude P. & 1st Wife Nadien Ringer) b. 16 Dec. 1942, Van Nuys, CA.; He is a builder and carpenter. At a18y he married on 15 April 1960 to Miss Janice Linda Henderickson. Divoriced. Janice L. (Henderickson) Sarrett married 2nd Mr. GAY FIRST MARRIAGE: *1960 Miss Janice Linda Henderickson, 4Ch. 10.1 Wendy Lynn Sarratt, b. 25 Sep 1960, Santa Ana, CA. End of Page 132 10.2 Linda Michele Sarratt, b. 27 Mar 1963, Santa Ana, CA. 10.3 Shelly Nadine Sarratt, b. 10 Dec 1965, Corona, CA. 10.4 Bill Christopher Sarratt, b. 28 Feb 1969, Corona, CA. 10.1 Wendy Lynn Sarratt, (1st d/o Bill R. & Janice L. (Henderickson) b. 25 Sep 1960, Santa Ana, CA. Wendy is in School Service in Hemet, CA. She has three fine Sons. 10.2 Linda Michele Sarratt, (1st d/o Bill R. & Janice L. (Henderickson) b. 27 Mar 1963, Santa Ana, CA. Is the Mon of Five Children in the San Luis Obispo area, She has Four Girls and One Son, married to a Correctional Officer. Her oldest Daughter, my oldest Grandaughter is currentky a Missionary out of Nashville Tenn. Has been on many Missions with her Church as a young woman. 10.3 Shelly Nadine Sarratt, (2nd d/o Bill R. & Janice L. (Henderickson) b. 10 Dec 1965, Corona, CA. Is a Hwy Parrol Officer, in Southern Calif. and did Eight years in the Navy Reserves. 10.4 Bill Christopher Sarratt, (2nd s/o Bill R. & Janice L. (Henderickson) b. 28 Feb 1969, Corona, CA. Married Belinda of Oxnard, CA., 1Ch. 10.4.1 Maddison Sarratt, Bill C. Sarratt, is in the Navy Sea Bee's, stationed in Honolulo Hawaii, he has also done 3 & 1/2 years on Baharain Island off Saudi Arabia. He is a strong leader and has actually suprised us all, we are very proud of him in our family. He was "Sailor of the Year" at an early age, and has recieved many Awards from the Navy. Bill C., is up for Sr. Chief Petty Officer, and has recieved a Comendation.
In [REF: # 90, Pg129] SURRATT/SARRATT FAMILIES, In the United States 1715-1980:
My Father "C.D." SARRATT, as he was known, was part owner of a livery stable and was Constable and Justice of Peace in Balvidere He and his brother, Dave, speculated in land in Colorado. In 1928 he moved his family to Ionia, Kansas, where he owned and operated the Farmers' Mercantile Store. In Ionia he was a member of the school board. In 1935 they moved to Santa Ana, CA. where he worked for the Kerr Glass Com- pany and he owned and managed a trailer court."C.D." SARRATT was an avid sportsman and camper. In the middle west he promoted and managed many teams including baseball, basket- ball, and boxing. He personally drove cars on auto polo teams, an exciting and dangerous sport, in Nebraska. He was b. in a sod house near the Emigrant Trail where it passed Hebron, Nebraska. As a child he was called Duve, and he became an
End of Page 129 inseparable friend of his older brother, Dave SARRATT. Duve and Dave learned to work hard on the farm, as did all pioneer young- sters, and they lived close to the land. They liked to hand fish in the Little Blue River, and one tine when Duve had waded into the stream and was feeling under a log for a cat fish, he felt something wriggling so he grabbed it and pulled it out of the water to see to his horror he had hold of a deadly water moccasin Using all his strength, he threw the snake as hard as he could up into a tree. That day he went hone without any cat fish for supper, but he was unharmed.It was said in Belvedere that Hiram H. Harris, (my Mother) Carrie (Harris) Sarratt's father, owned the Methodist Church, but the truth was that he donated a good part of the money to build it and supported it heavily. His daughter, Carrie (Harris) Sarratt, often fed the preacher Sunday dinner, according to her children, but one of their most pleasant memories of the church was hearing their father's rich baritone voice in the choir. In later years "C.D." SARRATT entertained his grandchildren by singing humorous songs like "The Preacher and the Bear" and he did, indeed, have a fine voice. Grandpa Harris lived out of town on his farm, and at Christmas "C.D." SARRATT rigged up a sleigh from the livery stable and put his children under a big buffalo robe for the snowy ride to Grandpa's house for dinner. They never forgot the cold ride or the jingling bells on the horse.
Norman Sarratt (this Author) still remembers with pleasure skating on the pond east of town with his friends and the bonfires they built near the pond to warm themselves. All the boys in Belvedere were avid marble players and Norman developed a great skill at this game. When the passenger train stopped in town, Norman boarded the train and sold copies of the "Lincoln Journal" to the passengers. Another vivid memory of Belvedere were the ice cream socials featuring mouth-watering homemade ice cream which the Ladies' Aide Society organized.
Their home in Belvedere was a two story, thirteen room house which occupied five acres in the village near the school. Elm trees grew along the street and two large lilac bushes flanked the front steps. Carrie grew roses in the front yard which were sometimes eaten by the pet billy goat.
"C.D." SARRATT bought a handsome Reo touring car which was new and shiny when someone gave him a billy goat and he brought the goat home in the back seat of the car, but the curious animal poked his head through the rear sun-glass window for a better view of the world, somewhat aging the car. Carrie disliked him at once, and didn't change her mind when the goat appropriated the top of the mound of soil over the outside storage cellar as his place. It gave him a wonderful run at the milk cow who once placidly owned the yard in solitary peace. The goat also liked to charge anyone removing clothes from the line. But "C.D." SARRATT
End of Page 130 devised a harness and a two-child cart and Old Billy pulled the youngsters around the village.Carrie tried to learn to drive the Reo and once she got the car into reverse, backed it down the driveway, stepped on the gas instead of the brakes, and shot across the street up the bank into Mrs. Hess' cherry tree! That ended her driving.
She was much more talented at sewing and every winter, when the managers of a touring Chautauqua Company wintered in Belvedere, she made costumes for their shows. "
SFA© Source & Reference [REF:#90]9.2 Charles Edward Sarratt, Sr. (2nd s/o Claude P. & 1st Wife Nadien Ringer) b. 23 Dec. 1944, Medford, Oregon; He is a carpenter and builder. At a19y (bfr 1963) he married Sharon Kay Burnside, (d/o M/M Clyde Burnside, b. 27 April 1963. 10.1 Charles Edward Sarratt, Jr., b. 01 Nov 1963, Santa Ana, CA. 10.2 Michael Robert Sarratt, b. 23 Jul 1965, Santa Ana, CA. 10.3 William Dawayne Sarratt, b. 21 Sep 1969, Santa Ana, CA. 9.3 Robert Lynn Padget, son of Helen Padget Sarratt, b. 26 Aug. 1940, Nampa, Idaho; married Joann Wagner. 10.1 Kimberly Padget, b. 11 April 1969. 10.2 Heather Lynn Padget, b. 12 Nov. 1973. 7.8 Brenard "Bren" Clyde Sarratt, (4th s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 11 Jan. 1885 at Hebron, Nebraska; [SSD# 495-38-6651, NB] d. 15 Oct. 1962 a77y at Independence, Jackson Co., MO., 64050 Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) At a23y he married on 27 Sep 1908, to 21 year old Miss Mary Lottie Self; 6Ch. (d/o M/M SELF Parents) b. 01 Aug 1887; d. 10 Mar 1975, a88y Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) They had 6 Children born to this Union: Brenard was a barber and an elder in the RLDS Church. 8.1 Verneal Ruth, *1909-1991 a82y No Marriage! 8.2 Corlyn M.A., *1911-2001 a90y No Marriage! 8.3 Errol H., *1913-1913 Infant! Strang, Neb. 8 4 Amos W., *1915-1985 a70y m. *1939 Jewell Kinser, ?Ch. 8.5 Adys B. *1916- m. Clarence H. Lewis, Ch. 8.6 D. Helen, *1920- m. *1940 Charles V. Snow, Ch. 8.1 Verneal Ruth Sarratt, (1st d/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 31 Jul 1909, Strang, Neb. d. 06 Mar 1991, a82y Independence, MO. Buried: Mound Grove Cemetery, Independence, MO.
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8.2 Corlyn Minerva Anna Sarratt, (2nd d/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 02 Jan 1911, Strang, NE. [SSD# 497-14-3699] d. 16 Jan 2001, a90y Independence, Jackson Co., MO. 8.3 Errol Hayden Sarratt, (1st s/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 18 Apr 1913, Strang, Neb,; d. __ Aug 1913, Strang, Neb. Infant! 8 4 Amos Walter Sarratt, (2nd s/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 08 Apr 1915, Strang, Nebraska; [SSD# 490-09-0215 MO] d. __ Feb 1985, a70y at Independence, Jackson Co., MO. married 12 Feb. 1939 Jewell Kinser, b. 19 May 1919. d. Not Traced! No SSD# 8.5 Adys Beryl Sarratt, (3rd d/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 14 Sep 1916, Geneva, Neb.; d. 11 Jan 1997, a80y, Lee's Summit, MO. Buried: Mound Grove Cemetery, Independence, MO. married on 30 Nov. 1944 to Clarence H. Lewis, b. 1910 d. 1980, a70y They had 2 Children born to this Union: 9.1 Claudia Ruth Lewis, b. 21 May 1946, Independence, Mo.; married James A. Davis 4 June 1966. 10.1 Christopher Lewis Davis, b. 28 Nov. 1968, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 10.2 Timothy Andrew Davis, b. 1 April 1971 Knobnoster, Mo. 9.2 Sylvia Sue Lewis, b. 21 May, 1946, Independence, Mo.; married 6 June 1969 to Victor C. Phillips. 10.1 Victor Len Phillips b. 20 April 1971, Independence, Mo.
Headline: Obituary; Publication Date: March 08, 1991
Source: The Kansas City Star, Page: C4;C3
Obituary: VERNEAL R. SARRATT
Miss Verneal R. Sarratt, a82y, Independence, d. March 6, 1991, at the home. She was b. in Strang, Neb., and lived in San Marcos, CA., before moving to this area in 1979. Miss Sarratt was a clerk for the U.S. Postal Service for 30 years, retiring in 1973. She was a member of the Englewood congregation of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. [RCJCLDS]
Survivors include three sisters,
1. Adys (Sarratt) Lewis, of Independence, MO.
2. Corlyn A. Sarratt of Independence, MO. and
3. Helen (Sarratt) Snow, of Lee's Summit, MO.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Mound Grove Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Salvation Army.8.6 Doris Helen Sarratt, (4th d/o Bren C. SARRATT & Mother: Mary L. SELF) b. 18 Jun 1920 at Genoa, Colorado; d. Not Traced! married 20 Nov. 1940 to Charles Vernon Snow, b. 14 Nov. 1915. End of Page 133 7.9 John L. Sarratt, (5th s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 27 Nov 1886, Hebron, Nebraska; d. 1887, a1y Hebron, Nebraska; Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) 7.10 Mirza Leonard "Butch" Sarratt, (6th s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 15 Feb. 1888, Hebron, Nebraska; [No SSD#?] d. 28 July 1965, a77y Collins, St. Clair Co., Missouri; 64738 married 11 Dec. 1910 to Jessie Ellen Self. (d/o M/M SELF Parents) b. Unknown d. 22 Dec 1973, After Dutch Sarratt's death Mrs. Jessie E. (Self) SARRATT married 2nd on 17 May 1968 to John A. Sweem; Butch Sarratt was a farmer in Nebraska, Kansas, and Colorado and a barber in Independence, Jackson Co., Mo. for ten years until he took up farming again in Collins, St. Clair Co., Mo. They had 10 Children born to this Union: 8.1 Leora Amelia Sarratt, b. 1 Dec. 1911, Belvidere, Neb.; married (1) 14 Feb. 1937 Orval Joseph Martin who d. 1974, married (2) Azel Goans. 9.1 Melva Louaine Martin, b. S May 1938, Collins, Mo.; married 1 Feb. 1958 to Daniel Johnson. He is a builder. 10.1 Rhonda Jeanne Johnson, b. 6 Sept. 1959 Kansas City, Mo. 10.2 Kendall Allen Johnson, b. 26 Dec. 1961, Kansas City, Mo. 10.3 Pamela Dawn Johnson, b. 4 Dec. 1970, Hartville, Mo. 10.4 Amber Lynn Johnson, b. 19 Jan. 1972, Hartville, Mo. 9.2 Floyd Duane Martin, b. 12 May 1943, Collins, Mo.; d. 9 Feb. 1976; married Wanda Witt in 1961. 10.1 Jay Dean Martin, b. 12 March 1963, Indepen- dence, Mo. 10.2 Kim Lynette Martin, b. 12 March 1967, Collins, Mo. 10.3 Jody Duane Martin, b. 29 July 1972, Collins, Mo. 9.3 Czerna Jean Martin, b. 8 Nov. 1949, Collins, Mo.; married (1) Nov. 1965 Claude Coberly, (2) Allen D. Kauffman. 10.1 Shawna Renea Coberly, b. 25 Jan. 1967, San Diego, CA. 10.2 Brian Lee Coberly, b. 1 March 1970, Collins, Mo. 9.4 La Vange Lucille Martin, b. 20 Sept. 1953, Collins, Mo.; married Stephen A. Johnson 16 June 1976. 8.2 Dorothy Ellen Sarratt, b. 27 Sep 1913, Mapleton, Kansas; d. 09 May 1923, a10y Genoa, Colorado. 8.3 Aaron Leonard Sarratt, b. 15 Apr 1915, Wayne, Neb.; d. 12 Jun 1932, a17y Independence, Jackson Co., Mo. 8.4 Norma Bernice Sarratt, b. 2 Oct. 1917, Geneva, Neb.; married 08 May 1938 James Arthur Cook. Jim is retired from the State Highway Department and Norma is a retired pastry cook. 9.1 Marvin Leon Cook, b. 19 Feb. 1942, Collins, Missouri; married 15 June 1964 to Janice Evelyn Pierce. He is a guitar player with a country music band. [End of Page 134] 10.1 Jeffrey Scott Cook, b. 9 Jan. 1965, Harvard, Nebraska. 9.2 Terry Lynn Cook, b. 21 June 1950, Collins, Missouri; married Brenda Kay Thornsberry 14 May 1976. He drives a truck and raises hogs. 9.3 Donna Lee Cook, b. 3 Feb. 1956, Collibs, Missouri; married Robert Harold Albertson 28 Oct. 1973. Robert works in a gas station. 8.5 Yuma Elaine Sarrattt, b. 22 Sept. 1919, Genoa, Colorado; married (1) 6 Feb. 1942 Theodore R. Smith who d. 1962, married (2) 1966 Leroy Wilson, He is a tool and die operator. 9.1 Allen Douglas Smith, b. 1 Oct. 1944, Springfield, Missouri; married 27 April 1963 Connie Kay Jones. 10.1 Angela Elaine Smith, b. 30 Dec 1964, Independence, MO. 10.2 Derald Allen Smith, b. 27 Jul 1969, Independence, MO. 9.2 Joey Ray Smith, b. 14 June 1951, Springfield, Missouri. 8.6 Carol Evelyn Sarratt, b. 3 May 1922, Genoa, Colorado; married (1) 23 May 1953 Harlen H. McQuerter who d. 1965; married (2) Joseph Emersnn Cooper on 29 April 1967. He is an inspector at TWA power plant overhaul in Kansas City, Missouri. 8.7 Warren Dale Sarratt, b. 19 Feb. 1924 at Topeka, Kansas; married 14 March 1953 to Fern Naomi Bell. He works for the State Highway Department. 9.1 Leonard Dale, Sarratt, b. 02 Nov 1953, Independence, MO., d. same day. 9.2 Lawrence Wayne, Sarratt, b. 07 Oct 1955, Independence, MO. 9.3 Marjorie Louise, Sarratt, b. 20 Dec 1957, Wichita,Kansas. 9.4 Elizabeth Lucille, Sarratt, b. 29 Apr 1962, Newton, Kansas. 8.8 Mary Maxcine Sarratt, b. 19 Dec. 1926, Independence, Missouri; married (1) Ernest J. Allard 16 Jan. 1945, married (2) Frank Peter Palermo on 23 Jan. 1960. Mary is a Metaphysical Practitioner. 9.1 David Eugene Allard, b. 24 Sept. 1946, Springfield, Missouri; married Nancy Marie Bueno 15 July 1976. 10.1 Frank Nicholas Vincent Eugene Allard, b. 3 Feb. 1974, San Jose, CA. 10.2 David Eugene Allard, Jr., b. 4 Jan. 1976, San Jose, CA. 8.9 Derald Dean Sarratt, b. 21 Jan. 1930, Independence, Missouri; married 31 Dec. 1957 to Eugenia Knobelsdorf Lewis. Derald is head of Mapping Department of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District. 9.1 Carol Lynn Sarratt, b. 11 April 1959, Kansas City, Mo. End of Page 135 8.10 Roland LeeRoy Sarratt, b. 5 Nov. 1934, Collins, St. Claira Co., Missouri; married June Carol Smith 25 Jan. 1964. Roland works for Armco Steel and is an Elder in the Church of Christ (Temple Lot) 9.1 Stephen Andrew Sarratt, b. 10 Nov. 1964, Independence, MO. 9.2 Eric Lindsay Sarratt, b. 28 Nov. 1967, Independence, MO. 7.11 Mayme Edna Sarratt, (3rd d/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 2 July 1890, Hebron, Nebraska; d.: Unknown, Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) At a20y she married Mr. Frank William Black; Frank started to work as a telegrapher and ticket agent at age 17 for Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad, now known as Burlington-Northern. He became Supervisory Station Agent with three stations to supervise with Grand Island, Neb. being the largest. Mayme was a certified teacher and did special teaching in the Blind Institute at Nebraska City, Nebraska. She also likes to garden, read, and corresponds with many people. She has been an active member of the RLDS Church. They had 2 Children born to this Union: 8.1 Wana Black, b. 14 March 1913, Haddam Kansas; married (1) Loren Louverne McDole 18 June 1934, he d. in 1960; (2) Colonel Thomas B. Taylor, USAF in 1965. Wana is a teacher, TV Director and writer, organist, and for pleasure she paints and collects mirrors. 9.1 Kathleen Anne McDole, b. 19 Dec. 1936; Seattle, Washington; married James Campbell, Jr. 1959. 10.1 Scott Campbell. 10.2 Susan Campbell. 9.2 Linda McDole, b. 6 April 1942, Seattle, Washington; married (1) Richard Davison, 1964 (2) Michael Stoetzel, 1977. 8.2 LaVonne Averil Black, b. 21 July 1916, Diller, Nebraska; married Elmer John Krickle 29 Aug. 1935. LaVonne is an executive secretary; Elmer is an electrician. 9.1 Timothy P. Krickle, b. 29 Oct. 1955, Kansas city, Missouri; married Linda Hickam on 5 Feb. 1977. 7.12 Zilpha Sarratt, (4th d/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 3 Apr 1890, Hebron, Nebraska; d. _ Apr 1893, a3y Hebron, Nebraska; 7.13 Oscar William "Bill" Sarratt, (7th s/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 28 Dec. 1893, Hastings, Nebraska; [No SSD#?] d. 23 Aug. 1945, a52y Independence, Jackson Co., Missouri; Buried: Cenetery Location Unknown (to me) At a21y he married on 02 Dec 1914, Unknown Co. to the 21 year old Miss Vida Belle Wellington; (d/o M/M WELLINGTON Parents of Des Moines, IA) b. 23 Mar 1893, Des Moines, IA. d. 11 Jan 1972 in Independence, Missouri. Buried: Cenetery Location Unknown (to me) Bill was a salesman for Swift Meat Packing Company. They had 2 Children born to this Union: 8.1 Louise Wellington Sarratt, b. 12 Nov. 1916, Strang, Nebraska; married (1) Roy Garald Andes on 30 June 1935, married (2) Edgar Allen Rowell on 22 Dec. 1961. Louise is interested in music and church work. [End of Page 136] 9.1 Roy Garald Andes, Jr., b. 4 Dec. 1938, Independence Missouri; married 1 June 1960 Sarah May Andes. Roy is a salesman and is interested in church work. 10.1 Brian William Andes, b. 10 April 1970, St. Petersburg, Florida. 8.2 Gerald H. (Bill) Sarratt, b. 28 May 1919, Nebraska City, Nebraska; married 31 July 1938 to Beverly Jo Cunningham. Bill retired from Savannah Power Company; he likes to camp, hunt, and travel. They had 3 Children born to this Union: 9.1 William Gerald Sarratt, b. 16.Dec. 1940, Independence, Missouri; married 08 Jul 1960 to Karen Jonetta Sparks; He is an industrial engineer. 10.1 Sheryl Renea Sarratt, b. 16 June 1961, K.C., Missouri. 10.2 Jay William Sarratt, b. 07 Feb. 1965, Augusta, Georgia. 10.3 Abbe Rae Sarratt, b. 08 Oct. 1967, K.C., Missouri. 9.2 Bonnie Lee Sarratt, b. 21 March 1948, Richland, Washington; married 28 May 1966 to William Edward Lloyd. Eddie Lloyd is a manager at McDonalds. 10.1 Jennifer Lee Lloyd, b. 20 Dec. 1968, Augusta, Georgia. 10.2 Julie Ann Lloyd, b. 18 Aug. 1972, Augusta, Georgia. 9.3 Barbara Louise Sarratt, b. 30 Dec. 1949, Independence, Missouri; married 27 Dec. 1970 to Allen Roy Kimbrell who was b. Spartanburg, South Carolina, 12 Nov. 1947. He is a civil engineer and the family enjoys sports and hunting. 10.1 Christy Belle Kimbrell, b. 6 March 1975, Greenville, South Carolina. 10.2 Angela Lee Kimbrell, b. 11 Jan. 1977, Greenville, South Carolina. 7.14 Hazel Alfretta Sarratt, (5th d/o Amos B. Sarratt and 2) Anna Amanda Robertson William) b. 22 Jul 1897, Hebron, Neb.; d. 20 Mar 1943, a46y Inglewood, CA.; married (1) Chester Wilson Priddy on 4 July 1915, married (2) Louis David Walters in 1936. 8.1 Zoe Winifred Priddy, b. 28 Feb. 1917, Salina, Kansas; married 28 Dec. 1938 to Leon Clinton Smith. Leon is a dairyman; Zoe is a member of the Church of Christ where she teaches classes, she also likes to paint and sew. 9.1 Diane Lee Smith, b. 26 Nov. 1943, El Monte, California; married Paul Leslie Teel on 31 July 1964. 9.2 Denise Marie Smith, b. 3 May 1946, Downey, CA.; married Cressey Erald Dunkle on 18 April 1969. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * End of Page 137 Source & Reference Notes! The Sarratt/Surratt Families 1715-1980 By Laura & Norman Sarratt Published 1980 Fresno, CA. [REF:#90, Pages 121 to 137
Headline: Obits; Publication Date: January 12, 1997
Source: The Kansas City Star; Page: B7; B6
Obituary: Adys B. (Sarratt) Lewis, 80, Lee's Summit, d. Saturday, January 11, 1997, at the John Knox Care Center. Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 14, at Mound Grove Cemetery. The family will receive freinds from 7-8:30 p.m. Monday, at the Speaks Suburban Chapel. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Kansas City Hospice.
Mrs. Lewis was b. September 14, 1916, in Geneva, NE, and had lived in Independence most of her life, before moving to Lee's Summit two years ago. She was a member of the RLDS Church. Mrs. Lewis was preceded in death by her husband, Clarence Herbert Lewis, in 1980. Surviving are her daughters, Claudia Davis and her husband, Jim, Blue Springs, and Susie Drummond, and her husband, Gary, Independence;
two sisters, Corlyn Sarratt and Helen Snow, both of Lee's Summit;
four grandsons, Danny Phillips, Kansas City, Vic Phillips, Independence, Chris Davis, Lawrence, KS, and Tim Davis, St. Paul, MN; and a great-grandson, Daniel Phillips, Kansas City.
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