Jemina married Louis Arthur Curtiss in 1895. Louis was born in England. They had 2 children, Lucille (born in Illinois) and Arthur Louis (born in St. Louis, Missouri). Jemina is living alone with her 2 small children in a Lodging House in St. Louis, MO for the 1910 Census and listed as married x 15 years. Husband, Louis, is scarce in records. He is listed on son, Arthur's Missouri Birth record and again in his obituary, otherwise seems untraceable. Jemina may have been widowed by 1917.
In 1917, Jemina married Arthur Screeton in St. Louis, MO. They remained in St. Louis and Jemina's children Lucille and Arthur are listed as Mr. Screeton's stepchildren in the 1920 census. Mr. Screeton had 3 adult children from a previous marriage. He and Jemina were married for 8 years til his death in 1926.
Jemina made her home with her daughter, Lucille (Curtiss) Schira after the death of Mr. Screeton, continuing to live in St. Louis, MO. Jemina died in 1960. She was 82 years old. Her burial place is listed as New Pickers Cemetery (now Gatewood Gardens) on her death record. She was a homemaker, and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.
Sources: U.S. Federal Census records; Missouri, U.S. Death Records; Newspaper obits for son Arthur Curtiss and husband Arthur Screeton; Missouri, U.S. Birth Registers; Newspaper marriage record for Jemina and Mr. Screeton; Illinois Birth records for siblings of Jemina.
-Death Certificate-
Name: Jemina (Mina) Screeton
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse Name: Arthur Screeton
DOB: July 10,1877
Birth Place: Canton, Ohio
DOD: Feb. 7, 1960
Death Place: St. Louis City, MO
Father's Name: Daniel Solley
Mother's Name: Emma ________
Informant: Mrs. Edw. Schira
Burial: Feb. 10, 1960
Cemetery: New Picker Cemetery (St. Louis, MO)
Funeral Director: Wacker-Helderle
Certificate State File No.: 60 008856
Jemina married Louis Arthur Curtiss in 1895. Louis was born in England. They had 2 children, Lucille (born in Illinois) and Arthur Louis (born in St. Louis, Missouri). Jemina is living alone with her 2 small children in a Lodging House in St. Louis, MO for the 1910 Census and listed as married x 15 years. Husband, Louis, is scarce in records. He is listed on son, Arthur's Missouri Birth record and again in his obituary, otherwise seems untraceable. Jemina may have been widowed by 1917.
In 1917, Jemina married Arthur Screeton in St. Louis, MO. They remained in St. Louis and Jemina's children Lucille and Arthur are listed as Mr. Screeton's stepchildren in the 1920 census. Mr. Screeton had 3 adult children from a previous marriage. He and Jemina were married for 8 years til his death in 1926.
Jemina made her home with her daughter, Lucille (Curtiss) Schira after the death of Mr. Screeton, continuing to live in St. Louis, MO. Jemina died in 1960. She was 82 years old. Her burial place is listed as New Pickers Cemetery (now Gatewood Gardens) on her death record. She was a homemaker, and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.
Sources: U.S. Federal Census records; Missouri, U.S. Death Records; Newspaper obits for son Arthur Curtiss and husband Arthur Screeton; Missouri, U.S. Birth Registers; Newspaper marriage record for Jemina and Mr. Screeton; Illinois Birth records for siblings of Jemina.
-Death Certificate-
Name: Jemina (Mina) Screeton
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse Name: Arthur Screeton
DOB: July 10,1877
Birth Place: Canton, Ohio
DOD: Feb. 7, 1960
Death Place: St. Louis City, MO
Father's Name: Daniel Solley
Mother's Name: Emma ________
Informant: Mrs. Edw. Schira
Burial: Feb. 10, 1960
Cemetery: New Picker Cemetery (St. Louis, MO)
Funeral Director: Wacker-Helderle
Certificate State File No.: 60 008856
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