According to his World War I Draft Registration card dated September 12, 1918, serial number 1400. His full name was Artie Calvin Culler. His address was #1 Epworth, Shelby County, Missouri. His age was 34 years, he was born September 1, 1884. He was listed as a self-employed farmer in Shelby County, Missouri. He listed his wife, Mattie Culler as nearest relative. He was medium height and medium built with blue eyes, and light brown hair. He signed his name, Artie Calvin Culler.
In the 1920 census, Artie and his wife were living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 36 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 32, born in Missouri.
In the 1930 census, Artie and his wife were still living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 45 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 37 born in Missouri.
According to his death certificate Artie died in Bethel Twp., Shelby Co., Missouri, by Suicide, hanging by the neck. He was born in Bethel, Missouri September 1, 1884, and died July 22, 1951, and that he was a farmer, and was married at the time.
In the 1920 census, Artie and his wife were living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 36 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 32, born in Missouri.
In the 1930 census, Artie and his wife were still living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 45 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 37 born in Missouri.
According to his death certificate Artie died in Bethel Twp., Shelby Co., Missouri, by Suicide, hanging by the neck. He was born in Bethel, Missouri September 1, 1884, and died July 22, 1951, and that he was a farmer, and was married at the time.
According to his World War I Draft Registration card dated September 12, 1918, serial number 1400. His full name was Artie Calvin Culler. His address was #1 Epworth, Shelby County, Missouri. His age was 34 years, he was born September 1, 1884. He was listed as a self-employed farmer in Shelby County, Missouri. He listed his wife, Mattie Culler as nearest relative. He was medium height and medium built with blue eyes, and light brown hair. He signed his name, Artie Calvin Culler.
In the 1920 census, Artie and his wife were living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 36 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 32, born in Missouri.
In the 1930 census, Artie and his wife were still living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 45 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 37 born in Missouri.
According to his death certificate Artie died in Bethel Twp., Shelby Co., Missouri, by Suicide, hanging by the neck. He was born in Bethel, Missouri September 1, 1884, and died July 22, 1951, and that he was a farmer, and was married at the time.
In the 1920 census, Artie and his wife were living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 36 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 32, born in Missouri.
In the 1930 census, Artie and his wife were still living in Bethel Township, Shelby County, Missouri. He was listed as, Artie Culler, a general farmer, age 45 born in Missouri, and his wife, Mattie Culler, age 37 born in Missouri.
According to his death certificate Artie died in Bethel Twp., Shelby Co., Missouri, by Suicide, hanging by the neck. He was born in Bethel, Missouri September 1, 1884, and died July 22, 1951, and that he was a farmer, and was married at the time.
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