He was first married to Celelia 'Cela' A. Bronson (married abt 1892), and they had a son, Asa Zebina Combs (b1894). His second wife was Hulda May Probasco (married 8 May 1904) and they had 1 daughter who survived, Birdie Lovena Combs (b1905). Hulda died in 1908 after the birth of their son Claude, who died 3 days after his mother. His third wife was Effie Rosena Haycraft (1880-1935) (married abt 1912) and they had 3 children, Esther R Combs (b1914), Albert Grant Combs Jr (b1919), and Lewis Franklin Combs (b1921).
Albert was originally buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Kaw City, Kay County, Oklahoma. When Kaw Lake was built in the late 1960s, the cemetery would be flooded so the graves that could be located were moved to Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. After several years bodies not moved were being washed ashore, recovered, and taken to Ponca City. It's not known if Albert was ever moved.
He was first married to Celelia 'Cela' A. Bronson (married abt 1892), and they had a son, Asa Zebina Combs (b1894). His second wife was Hulda May Probasco (married 8 May 1904) and they had 1 daughter who survived, Birdie Lovena Combs (b1905). Hulda died in 1908 after the birth of their son Claude, who died 3 days after his mother. His third wife was Effie Rosena Haycraft (1880-1935) (married abt 1912) and they had 3 children, Esther R Combs (b1914), Albert Grant Combs Jr (b1919), and Lewis Franklin Combs (b1921).
Albert was originally buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Kaw City, Kay County, Oklahoma. When Kaw Lake was built in the late 1960s, the cemetery would be flooded so the graves that could be located were moved to Ponca City, Kay County, Oklahoma. After several years bodies not moved were being washed ashore, recovered, and taken to Ponca City. It's not known if Albert was ever moved.
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