Married to Kenneth G. Stinson (1st) and remarried Michael Cochran (presumed) after the death of her husband in 1943.
Kenneth and Velma had a son, Monty Carrol Stinson, who died about 3 years after his father, 5 days after his 16th birthday. Velma's ashes are interred in her son's gravesite.
Velma and Kenneth moved to Riverside, California, sometime between 1935 and 1943. Kenneth worked as a lineman until his death.
Velma's parent were from Texas, but moved to Carter county, Oklahoma, to improve their lot. Her father was killed in the line of duty while working as a sheriff in Chickasaw, Oklahoma in 1909 when she was only 3.
Kenneth and Velma had a son, Monty Carrol Stinson, who died about 3 years after his father, 5 days after his 16th birthday. Velma's ashes are interred in her son's gravesite.
Velma and Kenneth moved to Riverside, California, sometime between 1935 and 1943. Kenneth worked as a lineman until his death.
Velma's parent were from Texas, but moved to Carter county, Oklahoma, to improve their lot. Her father was killed in the line of duty while working as a sheriff in Chickasaw, Oklahoma in 1909 when she was only 3.
Married to Kenneth G. Stinson (1st) and remarried Michael Cochran (presumed) after the death of her husband in 1943.
Kenneth and Velma had a son, Monty Carrol Stinson, who died about 3 years after his father, 5 days after his 16th birthday. Velma's ashes are interred in her son's gravesite.
Velma and Kenneth moved to Riverside, California, sometime between 1935 and 1943. Kenneth worked as a lineman until his death.
Velma's parent were from Texas, but moved to Carter county, Oklahoma, to improve their lot. Her father was killed in the line of duty while working as a sheriff in Chickasaw, Oklahoma in 1909 when she was only 3.
Kenneth and Velma had a son, Monty Carrol Stinson, who died about 3 years after his father, 5 days after his 16th birthday. Velma's ashes are interred in her son's gravesite.
Velma and Kenneth moved to Riverside, California, sometime between 1935 and 1943. Kenneth worked as a lineman until his death.
Velma's parent were from Texas, but moved to Carter county, Oklahoma, to improve their lot. Her father was killed in the line of duty while working as a sheriff in Chickasaw, Oklahoma in 1909 when she was only 3.
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