Clarence Raymond Eaton was born at Derby, KS to Henry Harrison Eaton
and Olivia May Patterson Eaton. Clarence married Emma Melinda Ray May 25, 1912at Coldwater. Clarence was a man of many abilities. As a young man Clarence invented and patented engine. He later sold this patent . He said the engine he invented went on to be very successful. As a teenager he put a motor on his bicycle . He was quite a sight in the early 1900's motoring around the small town of Coldwater, Kansas. He was a talented automobile mechanic. He could work on almost any engine. When he moved to Liberal, Kansas he bought some barracks from the closed air base and built four homes in south Liberal. Woodworking filled his retirement years . Many family members were recipients of the shelves, sewing boxes and picture frames he made. He enjoyed fishing, and for a time raised rabbits. Clarence and Emma had five children
Helen May Hamilton Kathryn Gordon, Raymond Harrison, Air Wanda Jean Stutzman and Marilyn Joan Craig.
and Olivia May Patterson Eaton. Clarence married Emma Melinda Ray May 25, 1912at Coldwater. Clarence was a man of many abilities. As a young man Clarence invented and patented engine. He later sold this patent . He said the engine he invented went on to be very successful. As a teenager he put a motor on his bicycle . He was quite a sight in the early 1900's motoring around the small town of Coldwater, Kansas. He was a talented automobile mechanic. He could work on almost any engine. When he moved to Liberal, Kansas he bought some barracks from the closed air base and built four homes in south Liberal. Woodworking filled his retirement years . Many family members were recipients of the shelves, sewing boxes and picture frames he made. He enjoyed fishing, and for a time raised rabbits. Clarence and Emma had five children
Helen May Hamilton Kathryn Gordon, Raymond Harrison, Air Wanda Jean Stutzman and Marilyn Joan Craig.
Clarence Raymond Eaton was born at Derby, KS to Henry Harrison Eaton
and Olivia May Patterson Eaton. Clarence married Emma Melinda Ray May 25, 1912at Coldwater. Clarence was a man of many abilities. As a young man Clarence invented and patented engine. He later sold this patent . He said the engine he invented went on to be very successful. As a teenager he put a motor on his bicycle . He was quite a sight in the early 1900's motoring around the small town of Coldwater, Kansas. He was a talented automobile mechanic. He could work on almost any engine. When he moved to Liberal, Kansas he bought some barracks from the closed air base and built four homes in south Liberal. Woodworking filled his retirement years . Many family members were recipients of the shelves, sewing boxes and picture frames he made. He enjoyed fishing, and for a time raised rabbits. Clarence and Emma had five children
Helen May Hamilton Kathryn Gordon, Raymond Harrison, Air Wanda Jean Stutzman and Marilyn Joan Craig.
and Olivia May Patterson Eaton. Clarence married Emma Melinda Ray May 25, 1912at Coldwater. Clarence was a man of many abilities. As a young man Clarence invented and patented engine. He later sold this patent . He said the engine he invented went on to be very successful. As a teenager he put a motor on his bicycle . He was quite a sight in the early 1900's motoring around the small town of Coldwater, Kansas. He was a talented automobile mechanic. He could work on almost any engine. When he moved to Liberal, Kansas he bought some barracks from the closed air base and built four homes in south Liberal. Woodworking filled his retirement years . Many family members were recipients of the shelves, sewing boxes and picture frames he made. He enjoyed fishing, and for a time raised rabbits. Clarence and Emma had five children
Helen May Hamilton Kathryn Gordon, Raymond Harrison, Air Wanda Jean Stutzman and Marilyn Joan Craig.
Gravesite Details
H/O Emma M.Eaton
