The son of James Moses "Mick" Eads and Laura Belle Emory, "Clay" married Rose Marie Hoelzel on 03 Jul 1918 at St. Louis City Hall in St. Louis (city), Missouri. They were the parents of 4 children.
During the early years of their marriage, Clay worked as a hob nailer for the Brown Shoe Company. He went to work for the United States Post Office in the 1920's, and the family moved to University City in St. Louis County.
Clay and Rose divorced in the early 1950's.
Children from first marriage: 4 daughters.
Clay later remarried in the mid-1950's. His second wife was Mrs. Marie (Grisham) Mazza. She was the widow of Frank Antonio "Tony" Mazza. She had children with Tony, and with her first husband, Samuel Crane.
Clay and Marie eventually separated and/or divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
Clay lived alone on his farm, located 7 miles southwest of Vienna, Missouri. On 14 Mar 1968, a rural mail carrier was making his morning rounds when he discovered Clay's body in his home.
At the time of his death due to a heart attack, he was 69 years, 11 months and 4 days.
He was survived by 4 daughters.
Funeral services were conducted on 15 Mar 1968 at Birmingham Funeral Home in Maries County. Burial was at Waidelich Cemetery.
Father of:
Minnie "Marie" Eads Tebeau Fay
Clieta Ruth Eads Wind
Darlene Belle Eads Hautly
Myrtle "Virginia" Eads Page Stevens
Clay's siblings:
John Henry Eads
Lewis Rainey Eads
Mary Ella Eads Schwegmann Ralston
Myrtle Amanda Eads Waidelich
During the early years of their marriage, Clay worked as a hob nailer for the Brown Shoe Company. He went to work for the United States Post Office in the 1920's, and the family moved to University City in St. Louis County.
Clay and Rose divorced in the early 1950's.
Children from first marriage: 4 daughters.
Clay later remarried in the mid-1950's. His second wife was Mrs. Marie (Grisham) Mazza. She was the widow of Frank Antonio "Tony" Mazza. She had children with Tony, and with her first husband, Samuel Crane.
Clay and Marie eventually separated and/or divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
Clay lived alone on his farm, located 7 miles southwest of Vienna, Missouri. On 14 Mar 1968, a rural mail carrier was making his morning rounds when he discovered Clay's body in his home.
At the time of his death due to a heart attack, he was 69 years, 11 months and 4 days.
He was survived by 4 daughters.
Funeral services were conducted on 15 Mar 1968 at Birmingham Funeral Home in Maries County. Burial was at Waidelich Cemetery.
Father of:
Minnie "Marie" Eads Tebeau Fay
Clieta Ruth Eads Wind
Darlene Belle Eads Hautly
Myrtle "Virginia" Eads Page Stevens
Clay's siblings:
John Henry Eads
Lewis Rainey Eads
Mary Ella Eads Schwegmann Ralston
Myrtle Amanda Eads Waidelich
The son of James Moses "Mick" Eads and Laura Belle Emory, "Clay" married Rose Marie Hoelzel on 03 Jul 1918 at St. Louis City Hall in St. Louis (city), Missouri. They were the parents of 4 children.
During the early years of their marriage, Clay worked as a hob nailer for the Brown Shoe Company. He went to work for the United States Post Office in the 1920's, and the family moved to University City in St. Louis County.
Clay and Rose divorced in the early 1950's.
Children from first marriage: 4 daughters.
Clay later remarried in the mid-1950's. His second wife was Mrs. Marie (Grisham) Mazza. She was the widow of Frank Antonio "Tony" Mazza. She had children with Tony, and with her first husband, Samuel Crane.
Clay and Marie eventually separated and/or divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
Clay lived alone on his farm, located 7 miles southwest of Vienna, Missouri. On 14 Mar 1968, a rural mail carrier was making his morning rounds when he discovered Clay's body in his home.
At the time of his death due to a heart attack, he was 69 years, 11 months and 4 days.
He was survived by 4 daughters.
Funeral services were conducted on 15 Mar 1968 at Birmingham Funeral Home in Maries County. Burial was at Waidelich Cemetery.
Father of:
Minnie "Marie" Eads Tebeau Fay
Clieta Ruth Eads Wind
Darlene Belle Eads Hautly
Myrtle "Virginia" Eads Page Stevens
Clay's siblings:
John Henry Eads
Lewis Rainey Eads
Mary Ella Eads Schwegmann Ralston
Myrtle Amanda Eads Waidelich
During the early years of their marriage, Clay worked as a hob nailer for the Brown Shoe Company. He went to work for the United States Post Office in the 1920's, and the family moved to University City in St. Louis County.
Clay and Rose divorced in the early 1950's.
Children from first marriage: 4 daughters.
Clay later remarried in the mid-1950's. His second wife was Mrs. Marie (Grisham) Mazza. She was the widow of Frank Antonio "Tony" Mazza. She had children with Tony, and with her first husband, Samuel Crane.
Clay and Marie eventually separated and/or divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
Clay lived alone on his farm, located 7 miles southwest of Vienna, Missouri. On 14 Mar 1968, a rural mail carrier was making his morning rounds when he discovered Clay's body in his home.
At the time of his death due to a heart attack, he was 69 years, 11 months and 4 days.
He was survived by 4 daughters.
Funeral services were conducted on 15 Mar 1968 at Birmingham Funeral Home in Maries County. Burial was at Waidelich Cemetery.
Father of:
Minnie "Marie" Eads Tebeau Fay
Clieta Ruth Eads Wind
Darlene Belle Eads Hautly
Myrtle "Virginia" Eads Page Stevens
Clay's siblings:
John Henry Eads
Lewis Rainey Eads
Mary Ella Eads Schwegmann Ralston
Myrtle Amanda Eads Waidelich
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