December 1941 Application
b.01 December 1884
birthplace: Peerce Berry [Pierce City], Missouri
father: Franklin Pemberton
mother: Liddy C Boon
"US Soc Sec ID Files, 1936-2007"
Clara is a daughter of Franklin and Caroline (Boon) Pemberton. She married George Masters in 1902, they have ten children: Daisy, Jesse, Marie, Ed, Lorene, Elizabeth, Minnie, Jay, George (Jr) and Dave. Family Records
She appears on the 1900 Census with her widowed mother.
She appears on the 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940 Censuses with her husband, George (Sr).
1950/ Kansas/ Wyandotte (ED 105-15, pg 41)
h/ Clara Master[s], 67y b.MO, Wd, G4
d/ Elizabeth, 33y b.MO, occ: Bookkeeper/Commericial _?_
d/ Minnie, 31y b.MO, occ: Machine Operator/Mattress
Factory
s/ David, 24y b.KS, Separated, occ: Yardman/Retail Lumber Co
residence: 3141 N 48th [Street], Quindaro
My Grandma had cows and chickens and made her own butter. She raised her own vegetables, sometimes selling them at the old Farmers Market at 38th and State Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas. We used to stay with her and my two aunts, Minnie and Elizabeth when my Mom was in the hospital. As a child I thought my Grandmother took regular food and changed it somehow!
December 1941 Application
b.01 December 1884
birthplace: Peerce Berry [Pierce City], Missouri
father: Franklin Pemberton
mother: Liddy C Boon
"US Soc Sec ID Files, 1936-2007"
Clara is a daughter of Franklin and Caroline (Boon) Pemberton. She married George Masters in 1902, they have ten children: Daisy, Jesse, Marie, Ed, Lorene, Elizabeth, Minnie, Jay, George (Jr) and Dave. Family Records
She appears on the 1900 Census with her widowed mother.
She appears on the 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940 Censuses with her husband, George (Sr).
1950/ Kansas/ Wyandotte (ED 105-15, pg 41)
h/ Clara Master[s], 67y b.MO, Wd, G4
d/ Elizabeth, 33y b.MO, occ: Bookkeeper/Commericial _?_
d/ Minnie, 31y b.MO, occ: Machine Operator/Mattress
Factory
s/ David, 24y b.KS, Separated, occ: Yardman/Retail Lumber Co
residence: 3141 N 48th [Street], Quindaro
My Grandma had cows and chickens and made her own butter. She raised her own vegetables, sometimes selling them at the old Farmers Market at 38th and State Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas. We used to stay with her and my two aunts, Minnie and Elizabeth when my Mom was in the hospital. As a child I thought my Grandmother took regular food and changed it somehow!
Family Members
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Daisy Bell Masters McClintock
1904–1985
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Jesse E J Masters
1905–1906
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Essie Marie Masters McNeil
1906–2002
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Edward Harry Masters
1909–1982
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Lorene Anna Masters Ward
1913–1988
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Elizabeth Wilma Masters Miller
1915–2007
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Minnie Masters
1917–1997
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MAJ Jay William Masters
1919–1992
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George W Masters
1922–2005
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David Franklin Masters
1924–1976
