Bertha "Bertie" Ann LEE Singleton was the daughter of James Napoleon Lee and Mary "Mollie" PATE Lee. Bertha married Jacob A. "Jake" Singleton.
The 1910 Census Lists Jacob, age 26 and Bertha, age 19, with Luella, 0; in Grand Pass.
(In 1911, Bertha's mother "Mollie" died.)
Children who died in infancy are: Beckie, 1916; Mollie, 1918; and Baby boy 1920.
The 1920 Census shows daughters Luella, 9; and Nanny, 7; living with their parents.
The 1930 Census:
....... Name ..................Role............Sex.........Age.......Birthplace
Jake Singleton...........Head...........Male........50..........Missouri
Bertha Singleton........Wife........... Female.....40.........Missouri
Nanny Singleton.......Daughter.....Female.....18.........Missouri
Carrie Singleton........Daughter.....Female...... 9..........Missouri
Dorothy Singleton.....Daughter.....Female.......6.........Missouri
Mary Singleton..........Daughter......Female......3..........Missouri
Roger Singleton...........Son............. Male.........0..........Missouri
Bertha died in 1930.
1940 Census: only daughter Dorothy, about 15 was still home with Jacob, age 60. The younger children may have been adopted out.
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The Marshall Republican
May 3, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
...Quite a crowd from the Bottom were in Waverly Saturday... Miss Bertha Lee was calling on her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Earp Saturday... Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Pate visited their daughter, Mrs. Willard, near Grand Pass...
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The Marshall Republican
Oct. 11, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cooper and daughter, Miss Ethel, and son and Miss Bertha Lee and sister spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton and children.
The 1910 Census Lists Jacob, age 26 and Bertha, age 19, with Luella, 0; in Grand Pass.
(In 1911, Bertha's mother "Mollie" died.)
Children who died in infancy are: Beckie, 1916; Mollie, 1918; and Baby boy 1920.
The 1920 Census shows daughters Luella, 9; and Nanny, 7; living with their parents.
The 1930 Census:
....... Name ..................Role............Sex.........Age.......Birthplace
Jake Singleton...........Head...........Male........50..........Missouri
Bertha Singleton........Wife........... Female.....40.........Missouri
Nanny Singleton.......Daughter.....Female.....18.........Missouri
Carrie Singleton........Daughter.....Female...... 9..........Missouri
Dorothy Singleton.....Daughter.....Female.......6.........Missouri
Mary Singleton..........Daughter......Female......3..........Missouri
Roger Singleton...........Son............. Male.........0..........Missouri
Bertha died in 1930.
1940 Census: only daughter Dorothy, about 15 was still home with Jacob, age 60. The younger children may have been adopted out.
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The Marshall Republican
May 3, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
...Quite a crowd from the Bottom were in Waverly Saturday... Miss Bertha Lee was calling on her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Earp Saturday... Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Pate visited their daughter, Mrs. Willard, near Grand Pass...
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The Marshall Republican
Oct. 11, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cooper and daughter, Miss Ethel, and son and Miss Bertha Lee and sister spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton and children.
Bertha "Bertie" Ann LEE Singleton was the daughter of James Napoleon Lee and Mary "Mollie" PATE Lee. Bertha married Jacob A. "Jake" Singleton.
The 1910 Census Lists Jacob, age 26 and Bertha, age 19, with Luella, 0; in Grand Pass.
(In 1911, Bertha's mother "Mollie" died.)
Children who died in infancy are: Beckie, 1916; Mollie, 1918; and Baby boy 1920.
The 1920 Census shows daughters Luella, 9; and Nanny, 7; living with their parents.
The 1930 Census:
....... Name ..................Role............Sex.........Age.......Birthplace
Jake Singleton...........Head...........Male........50..........Missouri
Bertha Singleton........Wife........... Female.....40.........Missouri
Nanny Singleton.......Daughter.....Female.....18.........Missouri
Carrie Singleton........Daughter.....Female...... 9..........Missouri
Dorothy Singleton.....Daughter.....Female.......6.........Missouri
Mary Singleton..........Daughter......Female......3..........Missouri
Roger Singleton...........Son............. Male.........0..........Missouri
Bertha died in 1930.
1940 Census: only daughter Dorothy, about 15 was still home with Jacob, age 60. The younger children may have been adopted out.
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The Marshall Republican
May 3, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
...Quite a crowd from the Bottom were in Waverly Saturday... Miss Bertha Lee was calling on her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Earp Saturday... Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Pate visited their daughter, Mrs. Willard, near Grand Pass...
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The Marshall Republican
Oct. 11, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cooper and daughter, Miss Ethel, and son and Miss Bertha Lee and sister spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton and children.
The 1910 Census Lists Jacob, age 26 and Bertha, age 19, with Luella, 0; in Grand Pass.
(In 1911, Bertha's mother "Mollie" died.)
Children who died in infancy are: Beckie, 1916; Mollie, 1918; and Baby boy 1920.
The 1920 Census shows daughters Luella, 9; and Nanny, 7; living with their parents.
The 1930 Census:
....... Name ..................Role............Sex.........Age.......Birthplace
Jake Singleton...........Head...........Male........50..........Missouri
Bertha Singleton........Wife........... Female.....40.........Missouri
Nanny Singleton.......Daughter.....Female.....18.........Missouri
Carrie Singleton........Daughter.....Female...... 9..........Missouri
Dorothy Singleton.....Daughter.....Female.......6.........Missouri
Mary Singleton..........Daughter......Female......3..........Missouri
Roger Singleton...........Son............. Male.........0..........Missouri
Bertha died in 1930.
1940 Census: only daughter Dorothy, about 15 was still home with Jacob, age 60. The younger children may have been adopted out.
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The Marshall Republican
May 3, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
...Quite a crowd from the Bottom were in Waverly Saturday... Miss Bertha Lee was calling on her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Earp Saturday... Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Pate visited their daughter, Mrs. Willard, near Grand Pass...
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The Marshall Republican
Oct. 11, 1907
Waverly Bottoms "Honky Tonk"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cooper and daughter, Miss Ethel, and son and Miss Bertha Lee and sister spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton and children.
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