The wedding ceremony was conducted with the bride and groom seated on horseback.
They had 10 children: Eula, Elmer, Arthur L., Rena, Frank James, Dora, Faye Etta, Marion Rufus, Billie and Mattie Mae.
Their home was in three counties before statehood. The first was Swanson County, later becoming Kiowa, and finally becoming Tillman County. The children attended Blue School, which was near Otter Creek.
One strange family factor that is of interest was that Rufus was dark haired, and Nettie was red haired, and out of the 10 children 5 were dark haired and 5 was red haired.
In December, 1949 they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. All surviving children were present.
The wedding ceremony was conducted with the bride and groom seated on horseback.
They had 10 children: Eula, Elmer, Arthur L., Rena, Frank James, Dora, Faye Etta, Marion Rufus, Billie and Mattie Mae.
Their home was in three counties before statehood. The first was Swanson County, later becoming Kiowa, and finally becoming Tillman County. The children attended Blue School, which was near Otter Creek.
One strange family factor that is of interest was that Rufus was dark haired, and Nettie was red haired, and out of the 10 children 5 were dark haired and 5 was red haired.
In December, 1949 they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. All surviving children were present.
Family Members
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Eula Dosher
1900–1905
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Elmer E. Dosher
1901–1978
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Arthur L. Dosher
1904–1978
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Irene "Rena" Dosher Belisle
1905–1971
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Frank James Dosher Sr
1906–1987
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Dora Dosher Hooper Ammons
1908–1987
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Faye Etta Dosher Neugebauer
1910–1998
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Marion Rufus Dosher
1911–1968
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Billie Dosher
1913–1999
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Mattie Mae Dosher Huff
1915–2011
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