Dr. 'L. A.' Louis Amon Pulley, h/o 'Josie' Josephine (Hiner) Pulley. They married in Miami County, IN 21 Oct 1903.
Dr. Pulley was a surgeon/general physician and had lived in El Paso for 10 months. He had registered for the WWI draft not long before his death, on Sept 12, 1918, was married, tall, slender build with grey eyes and black hair. He had contracted pulmonary tuberculosis 6 years earlier in Chicago, IL. He passed away at their home at 4321 La Luz Street. His wife Josephine was the informant and burial was at Concordia Masonic on 24 Oct 1918.
Josie was a teacher and moved back to Peru, IN after Dr. Pulley's death to live with her mother. It doesn't appear they had any children of their own.
His obituary was 24 Oct 1918 in Grant, Indiana in the Van Buren News-Eagle
Age: 37
Birth Date: 1881
Birth Place: Indiana
Residence: No 4321 St La Luz
Death Date: 21 Oct 1918
Death Place: El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA
Father: Adam Pulley
Mother: Sarah 'Elizabeth' Lefavour (recorded as Fever)
Home in 1900: Peru, Miami, Indiana
Ward of City: 4 (Part Of)
Street: West Seventh Street
House Number: 109
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, USA
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana, USA
Occupation: Clerk Freight Office
Lydia Rogers 56
Emma Hass 30
Ella A Hass 13
Conrad Reagan 27
Merton E Andrews 27
Louis Pulley 19
Source: Indiana and Texas Certs and U.S. Census
Known siblings, he does not appear on any census with his parents. His mother was probably pregnant with him since her 1880 census was taken 29 June 1880.
Louisa Pulley 1868–1913
Francis "Frank" A Pulley 1869–1947
John Lefavour Pulley 1872–1918
Manfred Pulley 1875–1898
Samuel C Pulley 1876–1876
Willis Irving Pulley 1878–1956
Albert E Pulley 1879–1948
Dora Edward Pulley 1883–1934
Goldie L. Pulley 1885–1886
Clarence Otto Pulley 1887–1966
Raymond J. Pulley 1890–1890
Dr. Pulley was a surgeon/general physician and had lived in El Paso for 10 months. He had registered for the WWI draft not long before his death, on Sept 12, 1918, was married, tall, slender build with grey eyes and black hair. He had contracted pulmonary tuberculosis 6 years earlier in Chicago, IL. He passed away at their home at 4321 La Luz Street. His wife Josephine was the informant and burial was at Concordia Masonic on 24 Oct 1918.
Josie was a teacher and moved back to Peru, IN after Dr. Pulley's death to live with her mother. It doesn't appear they had any children of their own.
His obituary was 24 Oct 1918 in Grant, Indiana in the Van Buren News-Eagle
Age: 37
Birth Date: 1881
Birth Place: Indiana
Residence: No 4321 St La Luz
Death Date: 21 Oct 1918
Death Place: El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA
Father: Adam Pulley
Mother: Sarah 'Elizabeth' Lefavour (recorded as Fever)
Home in 1900: Peru, Miami, Indiana
Ward of City: 4 (Part Of)
Street: West Seventh Street
House Number: 109
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, USA
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana, USA
Occupation: Clerk Freight Office
Lydia Rogers 56
Emma Hass 30
Ella A Hass 13
Conrad Reagan 27
Merton E Andrews 27
Louis Pulley 19
Source: Indiana and Texas Certs and U.S. Census
Known siblings, he does not appear on any census with his parents. His mother was probably pregnant with him since her 1880 census was taken 29 June 1880.
Louisa Pulley 1868–1913
Francis "Frank" A Pulley 1869–1947
John Lefavour Pulley 1872–1918
Manfred Pulley 1875–1898
Samuel C Pulley 1876–1876
Willis Irving Pulley 1878–1956
Albert E Pulley 1879–1948
Dora Edward Pulley 1883–1934
Goldie L. Pulley 1885–1886
Clarence Otto Pulley 1887–1966
Raymond J. Pulley 1890–1890
Dr. 'L. A.' Louis Amon Pulley, h/o 'Josie' Josephine (Hiner) Pulley. They married in Miami County, IN 21 Oct 1903.
Dr. Pulley was a surgeon/general physician and had lived in El Paso for 10 months. He had registered for the WWI draft not long before his death, on Sept 12, 1918, was married, tall, slender build with grey eyes and black hair. He had contracted pulmonary tuberculosis 6 years earlier in Chicago, IL. He passed away at their home at 4321 La Luz Street. His wife Josephine was the informant and burial was at Concordia Masonic on 24 Oct 1918.
Josie was a teacher and moved back to Peru, IN after Dr. Pulley's death to live with her mother. It doesn't appear they had any children of their own.
His obituary was 24 Oct 1918 in Grant, Indiana in the Van Buren News-Eagle
Age: 37
Birth Date: 1881
Birth Place: Indiana
Residence: No 4321 St La Luz
Death Date: 21 Oct 1918
Death Place: El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA
Father: Adam Pulley
Mother: Sarah 'Elizabeth' Lefavour (recorded as Fever)
Home in 1900: Peru, Miami, Indiana
Ward of City: 4 (Part Of)
Street: West Seventh Street
House Number: 109
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, USA
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana, USA
Occupation: Clerk Freight Office
Lydia Rogers 56
Emma Hass 30
Ella A Hass 13
Conrad Reagan 27
Merton E Andrews 27
Louis Pulley 19
Source: Indiana and Texas Certs and U.S. Census
Known siblings, he does not appear on any census with his parents. His mother was probably pregnant with him since her 1880 census was taken 29 June 1880.
Louisa Pulley 1868–1913
Francis "Frank" A Pulley 1869–1947
John Lefavour Pulley 1872–1918
Manfred Pulley 1875–1898
Samuel C Pulley 1876–1876
Willis Irving Pulley 1878–1956
Albert E Pulley 1879–1948
Dora Edward Pulley 1883–1934
Goldie L. Pulley 1885–1886
Clarence Otto Pulley 1887–1966
Raymond J. Pulley 1890–1890
Dr. Pulley was a surgeon/general physician and had lived in El Paso for 10 months. He had registered for the WWI draft not long before his death, on Sept 12, 1918, was married, tall, slender build with grey eyes and black hair. He had contracted pulmonary tuberculosis 6 years earlier in Chicago, IL. He passed away at their home at 4321 La Luz Street. His wife Josephine was the informant and burial was at Concordia Masonic on 24 Oct 1918.
Josie was a teacher and moved back to Peru, IN after Dr. Pulley's death to live with her mother. It doesn't appear they had any children of their own.
His obituary was 24 Oct 1918 in Grant, Indiana in the Van Buren News-Eagle
Age: 37
Birth Date: 1881
Birth Place: Indiana
Residence: No 4321 St La Luz
Death Date: 21 Oct 1918
Death Place: El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA
Father: Adam Pulley
Mother: Sarah 'Elizabeth' Lefavour (recorded as Fever)
Home in 1900: Peru, Miami, Indiana
Ward of City: 4 (Part Of)
Street: West Seventh Street
House Number: 109
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Ohio, USA
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana, USA
Occupation: Clerk Freight Office
Lydia Rogers 56
Emma Hass 30
Ella A Hass 13
Conrad Reagan 27
Merton E Andrews 27
Louis Pulley 19
Source: Indiana and Texas Certs and U.S. Census
Known siblings, he does not appear on any census with his parents. His mother was probably pregnant with him since her 1880 census was taken 29 June 1880.
Louisa Pulley 1868–1913
Francis "Frank" A Pulley 1869–1947
John Lefavour Pulley 1872–1918
Manfred Pulley 1875–1898
Samuel C Pulley 1876–1876
Willis Irving Pulley 1878–1956
Albert E Pulley 1879–1948
Dora Edward Pulley 1883–1934
Goldie L. Pulley 1885–1886
Clarence Otto Pulley 1887–1966
Raymond J. Pulley 1890–1890
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