Nellie Humes was born in Kansas City, Missouri. (makes up 3 counties). She is the daughter of Thomas Harvey Humes 1842 – 1887 and Sylvia Azilah Naoma Goble 1859 – 1903.
Nellie Ophelia Arnella Humes (NOAH) Palmer married William Palmer on 5 Nov 1925, in Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming. They owned the property 15 miles west of Wheatland on Lumin Creek. This canyon is still known as Palmer Canyon and there was a road built down to and through this rough area along the creek bottom. This road was washed out and flooded many times, in the 1950's a new road was built above and south of the Canyon and still has the name: Palmer Canyon Road.
Nellie Ophelia Arnella Humes (NOAH) Palmer married William Palmer on 5 Nov 1925, in Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming. They owned the property 15 miles west of Wheatland on Lumin Creek. This canyon is still known as Palmer Canyon and there was a road built down to and through this rough area along the creek bottom. This road was washed out and flooded many times, in the 1950's a new road was built above and south of the Canyon and still has the name: Palmer Canyon Road.
Nellie Humes was born in Kansas City, Missouri. (makes up 3 counties). She is the daughter of Thomas Harvey Humes 1842 – 1887 and Sylvia Azilah Naoma Goble 1859 – 1903.
Nellie Ophelia Arnella Humes (NOAH) Palmer married William Palmer on 5 Nov 1925, in Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming. They owned the property 15 miles west of Wheatland on Lumin Creek. This canyon is still known as Palmer Canyon and there was a road built down to and through this rough area along the creek bottom. This road was washed out and flooded many times, in the 1950's a new road was built above and south of the Canyon and still has the name: Palmer Canyon Road.
Nellie Ophelia Arnella Humes (NOAH) Palmer married William Palmer on 5 Nov 1925, in Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming. They owned the property 15 miles west of Wheatland on Lumin Creek. This canyon is still known as Palmer Canyon and there was a road built down to and through this rough area along the creek bottom. This road was washed out and flooded many times, in the 1950's a new road was built above and south of the Canyon and still has the name: Palmer Canyon Road.
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