Clyde Alonzo Cable is the son of John Wesley Cable and Lillian May Cable (nee Taylor). He married first to Elizabeth Margaret Augenstein on September 28, 1914, in Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia. They had one daughter, Helen May (1915-1987). Helen was raised by her paternal grandaunt and her husband, Charles Nelson Bishop and Mary "Daisy" Veronica Bishop (nee Taylor). Helen lived near her father and saw him often.
Clyde served in World War I and was stationed in France. After returning from the service, he and his wife were estranged and she divorced him in Michigan in 1921.
Clyde remarried to Ethel Mildred Wright on October 25, 1926, also in Wellsburg. They had four children: Robert "Bob" Clyde (1925-1999); June Lillian (1927-2003); Velma Jean (1929-1959); and Shirley Mae (1932-2009).
Clyde was a house painter by trade and spent much of his life in the West End area of Pittsburgh. He also was a fireman in his younger days.
Clyde's Cable family was in the Pittsburgh area (Ross Township) since 1790. They came from Virginia and the surname was once Cabell.
~By first born grandchild, Beverly
Clyde served in World War I and was stationed in France. After returning from the service, he and his wife were estranged and she divorced him in Michigan in 1921.
Clyde remarried to Ethel Mildred Wright on October 25, 1926, also in Wellsburg. They had four children: Robert "Bob" Clyde (1925-1999); June Lillian (1927-2003); Velma Jean (1929-1959); and Shirley Mae (1932-2009).
Clyde was a house painter by trade and spent much of his life in the West End area of Pittsburgh. He also was a fireman in his younger days.
Clyde's Cable family was in the Pittsburgh area (Ross Township) since 1790. They came from Virginia and the surname was once Cabell.
~By first born grandchild, Beverly
Clyde Alonzo Cable is the son of John Wesley Cable and Lillian May Cable (nee Taylor). He married first to Elizabeth Margaret Augenstein on September 28, 1914, in Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia. They had one daughter, Helen May (1915-1987). Helen was raised by her paternal grandaunt and her husband, Charles Nelson Bishop and Mary "Daisy" Veronica Bishop (nee Taylor). Helen lived near her father and saw him often.
Clyde served in World War I and was stationed in France. After returning from the service, he and his wife were estranged and she divorced him in Michigan in 1921.
Clyde remarried to Ethel Mildred Wright on October 25, 1926, also in Wellsburg. They had four children: Robert "Bob" Clyde (1925-1999); June Lillian (1927-2003); Velma Jean (1929-1959); and Shirley Mae (1932-2009).
Clyde was a house painter by trade and spent much of his life in the West End area of Pittsburgh. He also was a fireman in his younger days.
Clyde's Cable family was in the Pittsburgh area (Ross Township) since 1790. They came from Virginia and the surname was once Cabell.
~By first born grandchild, Beverly
Clyde served in World War I and was stationed in France. After returning from the service, he and his wife were estranged and she divorced him in Michigan in 1921.
Clyde remarried to Ethel Mildred Wright on October 25, 1926, also in Wellsburg. They had four children: Robert "Bob" Clyde (1925-1999); June Lillian (1927-2003); Velma Jean (1929-1959); and Shirley Mae (1932-2009).
Clyde was a house painter by trade and spent much of his life in the West End area of Pittsburgh. He also was a fireman in his younger days.
Clyde's Cable family was in the Pittsburgh area (Ross Township) since 1790. They came from Virginia and the surname was once Cabell.
~By first born grandchild, Beverly
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