Nellie Lottie was born the second child of Charles Milton and Jennie Rhoda (Starcher) Burns, in Washington, Washington Co., Kansas. Her mother died when she was only 4 years old.
Upon the death of her mother, Charles moved the family south, with his mother, Hannah Marie (Kingsbury) Burns, who had remarried Stillman Hebron Goodenough.
There she met and married William Marion Vanscoyk, on the 28 December 1897, in Payne County, Oklahoma Territory. She was living in Clayton at the time, where her father had a store.
She was a devout Christian, with considerable influence on her daughter, Bessie, and her grandchildren.
Upon the death of her mother, Charles moved the family south, with his mother, Hannah Marie (Kingsbury) Burns, who had remarried Stillman Hebron Goodenough.
There she met and married William Marion Vanscoyk, on the 28 December 1897, in Payne County, Oklahoma Territory. She was living in Clayton at the time, where her father had a store.
She was a devout Christian, with considerable influence on her daughter, Bessie, and her grandchildren.
Nellie Lottie was born the second child of Charles Milton and Jennie Rhoda (Starcher) Burns, in Washington, Washington Co., Kansas. Her mother died when she was only 4 years old.
Upon the death of her mother, Charles moved the family south, with his mother, Hannah Marie (Kingsbury) Burns, who had remarried Stillman Hebron Goodenough.
There she met and married William Marion Vanscoyk, on the 28 December 1897, in Payne County, Oklahoma Territory. She was living in Clayton at the time, where her father had a store.
She was a devout Christian, with considerable influence on her daughter, Bessie, and her grandchildren.
Upon the death of her mother, Charles moved the family south, with his mother, Hannah Marie (Kingsbury) Burns, who had remarried Stillman Hebron Goodenough.
There she met and married William Marion Vanscoyk, on the 28 December 1897, in Payne County, Oklahoma Territory. She was living in Clayton at the time, where her father had a store.
She was a devout Christian, with considerable influence on her daughter, Bessie, and her grandchildren.
