Henry Wellington Andrews and Olena Wilcox were married at Spring Valley, Monona County, Iowa, on June 7, 1877.
The 1880 census finds Henry, 21, his wife, Orlina, 18, and their 1 year old daughter, Mabel, living at Jordon, Monona County, Iowa.
The 1900 Butte, Moreau County, South Dakota census finds Henry and Orlena Andrews, with children:
- Mabel, b. July 1879 in Illinois
- Gracie, b. Aug 1882 in Iowa
- Albert, b. Sep 1884 in Nebraska
- Logan, b. Feb 1886 in Nebraska
- Mory, b. July 1889 in South Dakota
- Mary, b. Nov 1893 in South Dakota
April, 1913, Kingsgate, B.C. border crossing records shows H. W. Andrews, age 54, born in Illinois, travelling from Spokane, Washington. With him was his wife, Mrs. H. W. Andrews, 36, born in Iowa, his son, M. Andrews, 24, born in South Dakota and daughter, Florence Andrews, age 4, born in South Dakota.
Henry W. Andrews and Josephine McCarty were married at Edmonton, Alberta in 1928.
On June 12, 1929, Henry made a homestead entry for NE24-53-20W5, near Marlboro, Alberta. Henry declared his place of birth as Illinois, age 70, and that he had previously been farming in Marlboro. No record found for a land grant application/approval.
The 1930 Washington census finds his first wife living at Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington, with her daughter and son-in-law, Mabel and Arne Lynum, showing that Ella (Olena) was divorced.
1938 Border Crossing Records from Canada to the U.S.A., at Sweetgrass, Montana, show Henry Wellington Andrews, born Dec. 27, 1858 at Woodhull, Illinois, occupation, Entertainer, living at Edson, Alberta, and travelling to visit his daughter, Grace Lewis at Conrad, Montana. Henry was married at this time to Josephine Andrews. Ever to the U.S.--Yes: 1910, 1914-1919 & visit Ill & Cal.
HENRY WELLINGTON ANDREWS
On November 25th, aged 83 years, Henry Wellington Andrews, of Edmonton, formerly of Edson, Alta. Surviving are three sons, Albert of Deadwood, S. Dakota, Morrie of Shining Bank, Alta., Logan of Edmonton, three daughters, Mrs. M. Carney of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Gus. Lewis of Forest, Idaho, and Mrs. H. F. Woodcock of Edmonton, also brothers and sisters in the U.S.A.
Excerpt from The Edmonton Bulletin, November 26, 1942, page 12
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Iowa, Select Marriages
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1928-08-000263
Alberta Death Reg. #1942-08-405490
Place of death Oliver (now part of Edmonton)
The 1880 census finds Henry, 21, his wife, Orlina, 18, and their 1 year old daughter, Mabel, living at Jordon, Monona County, Iowa.
The 1900 Butte, Moreau County, South Dakota census finds Henry and Orlena Andrews, with children:
- Mabel, b. July 1879 in Illinois
- Gracie, b. Aug 1882 in Iowa
- Albert, b. Sep 1884 in Nebraska
- Logan, b. Feb 1886 in Nebraska
- Mory, b. July 1889 in South Dakota
- Mary, b. Nov 1893 in South Dakota
April, 1913, Kingsgate, B.C. border crossing records shows H. W. Andrews, age 54, born in Illinois, travelling from Spokane, Washington. With him was his wife, Mrs. H. W. Andrews, 36, born in Iowa, his son, M. Andrews, 24, born in South Dakota and daughter, Florence Andrews, age 4, born in South Dakota.
Henry W. Andrews and Josephine McCarty were married at Edmonton, Alberta in 1928.
On June 12, 1929, Henry made a homestead entry for NE24-53-20W5, near Marlboro, Alberta. Henry declared his place of birth as Illinois, age 70, and that he had previously been farming in Marlboro. No record found for a land grant application/approval.
The 1930 Washington census finds his first wife living at Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington, with her daughter and son-in-law, Mabel and Arne Lynum, showing that Ella (Olena) was divorced.
1938 Border Crossing Records from Canada to the U.S.A., at Sweetgrass, Montana, show Henry Wellington Andrews, born Dec. 27, 1858 at Woodhull, Illinois, occupation, Entertainer, living at Edson, Alberta, and travelling to visit his daughter, Grace Lewis at Conrad, Montana. Henry was married at this time to Josephine Andrews. Ever to the U.S.--Yes: 1910, 1914-1919 & visit Ill & Cal.
HENRY WELLINGTON ANDREWS
On November 25th, aged 83 years, Henry Wellington Andrews, of Edmonton, formerly of Edson, Alta. Surviving are three sons, Albert of Deadwood, S. Dakota, Morrie of Shining Bank, Alta., Logan of Edmonton, three daughters, Mrs. M. Carney of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Gus. Lewis of Forest, Idaho, and Mrs. H. F. Woodcock of Edmonton, also brothers and sisters in the U.S.A.
Excerpt from The Edmonton Bulletin, November 26, 1942, page 12
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Iowa, Select Marriages
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1928-08-000263
Alberta Death Reg. #1942-08-405490
Place of death Oliver (now part of Edmonton)
Henry Wellington Andrews and Olena Wilcox were married at Spring Valley, Monona County, Iowa, on June 7, 1877.
The 1880 census finds Henry, 21, his wife, Orlina, 18, and their 1 year old daughter, Mabel, living at Jordon, Monona County, Iowa.
The 1900 Butte, Moreau County, South Dakota census finds Henry and Orlena Andrews, with children:
- Mabel, b. July 1879 in Illinois
- Gracie, b. Aug 1882 in Iowa
- Albert, b. Sep 1884 in Nebraska
- Logan, b. Feb 1886 in Nebraska
- Mory, b. July 1889 in South Dakota
- Mary, b. Nov 1893 in South Dakota
April, 1913, Kingsgate, B.C. border crossing records shows H. W. Andrews, age 54, born in Illinois, travelling from Spokane, Washington. With him was his wife, Mrs. H. W. Andrews, 36, born in Iowa, his son, M. Andrews, 24, born in South Dakota and daughter, Florence Andrews, age 4, born in South Dakota.
Henry W. Andrews and Josephine McCarty were married at Edmonton, Alberta in 1928.
On June 12, 1929, Henry made a homestead entry for NE24-53-20W5, near Marlboro, Alberta. Henry declared his place of birth as Illinois, age 70, and that he had previously been farming in Marlboro. No record found for a land grant application/approval.
The 1930 Washington census finds his first wife living at Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington, with her daughter and son-in-law, Mabel and Arne Lynum, showing that Ella (Olena) was divorced.
1938 Border Crossing Records from Canada to the U.S.A., at Sweetgrass, Montana, show Henry Wellington Andrews, born Dec. 27, 1858 at Woodhull, Illinois, occupation, Entertainer, living at Edson, Alberta, and travelling to visit his daughter, Grace Lewis at Conrad, Montana. Henry was married at this time to Josephine Andrews. Ever to the U.S.--Yes: 1910, 1914-1919 & visit Ill & Cal.
HENRY WELLINGTON ANDREWS
On November 25th, aged 83 years, Henry Wellington Andrews, of Edmonton, formerly of Edson, Alta. Surviving are three sons, Albert of Deadwood, S. Dakota, Morrie of Shining Bank, Alta., Logan of Edmonton, three daughters, Mrs. M. Carney of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Gus. Lewis of Forest, Idaho, and Mrs. H. F. Woodcock of Edmonton, also brothers and sisters in the U.S.A.
Excerpt from The Edmonton Bulletin, November 26, 1942, page 12
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Iowa, Select Marriages
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1928-08-000263
Alberta Death Reg. #1942-08-405490
Place of death Oliver (now part of Edmonton)
The 1880 census finds Henry, 21, his wife, Orlina, 18, and their 1 year old daughter, Mabel, living at Jordon, Monona County, Iowa.
The 1900 Butte, Moreau County, South Dakota census finds Henry and Orlena Andrews, with children:
- Mabel, b. July 1879 in Illinois
- Gracie, b. Aug 1882 in Iowa
- Albert, b. Sep 1884 in Nebraska
- Logan, b. Feb 1886 in Nebraska
- Mory, b. July 1889 in South Dakota
- Mary, b. Nov 1893 in South Dakota
April, 1913, Kingsgate, B.C. border crossing records shows H. W. Andrews, age 54, born in Illinois, travelling from Spokane, Washington. With him was his wife, Mrs. H. W. Andrews, 36, born in Iowa, his son, M. Andrews, 24, born in South Dakota and daughter, Florence Andrews, age 4, born in South Dakota.
Henry W. Andrews and Josephine McCarty were married at Edmonton, Alberta in 1928.
On June 12, 1929, Henry made a homestead entry for NE24-53-20W5, near Marlboro, Alberta. Henry declared his place of birth as Illinois, age 70, and that he had previously been farming in Marlboro. No record found for a land grant application/approval.
The 1930 Washington census finds his first wife living at Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington, with her daughter and son-in-law, Mabel and Arne Lynum, showing that Ella (Olena) was divorced.
1938 Border Crossing Records from Canada to the U.S.A., at Sweetgrass, Montana, show Henry Wellington Andrews, born Dec. 27, 1858 at Woodhull, Illinois, occupation, Entertainer, living at Edson, Alberta, and travelling to visit his daughter, Grace Lewis at Conrad, Montana. Henry was married at this time to Josephine Andrews. Ever to the U.S.--Yes: 1910, 1914-1919 & visit Ill & Cal.
HENRY WELLINGTON ANDREWS
On November 25th, aged 83 years, Henry Wellington Andrews, of Edmonton, formerly of Edson, Alta. Surviving are three sons, Albert of Deadwood, S. Dakota, Morrie of Shining Bank, Alta., Logan of Edmonton, three daughters, Mrs. M. Carney of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Gus. Lewis of Forest, Idaho, and Mrs. H. F. Woodcock of Edmonton, also brothers and sisters in the U.S.A.
Excerpt from The Edmonton Bulletin, November 26, 1942, page 12
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Iowa, Select Marriages
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1928-08-000263
Alberta Death Reg. #1942-08-405490
Place of death Oliver (now part of Edmonton)
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