Daniel Charles Latimer is actually the son of Charles B. Dubois and Georgia A. Latimer. They married in Red River County on January 7, 1878 and divorced sometime after Daniel Charles was born. Georgia A.
Latimer appears in the 1880 census of Red River County as the wife of C. B. Dubois - page 192C and in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses as Georgia A. Latimer, in the household of her father, Daniel Fitch Latimer. She is listed as divorced in all these censuses. Apparently she took her maiden name back after the divorce and kept her maiden name for Daniel Charles.
Latimer appears in the 1880 census of Red River County as the wife of C. B. Dubois - page 192C and in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses as Georgia A. Latimer, in the household of her father, Daniel Fitch Latimer. She is listed as divorced in all these censuses. Apparently she took her maiden name back after the divorce and kept her maiden name for Daniel Charles.
Daniel Charles Latimer is actually the son of Charles B. Dubois and Georgia A. Latimer. They married in Red River County on January 7, 1878 and divorced sometime after Daniel Charles was born. Georgia A.
Latimer appears in the 1880 census of Red River County as the wife of C. B. Dubois - page 192C and in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses as Georgia A. Latimer, in the household of her father, Daniel Fitch Latimer. She is listed as divorced in all these censuses. Apparently she took her maiden name back after the divorce and kept her maiden name for Daniel Charles.
Latimer appears in the 1880 census of Red River County as the wife of C. B. Dubois - page 192C and in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses as Georgia A. Latimer, in the household of her father, Daniel Fitch Latimer. She is listed as divorced in all these censuses. Apparently she took her maiden name back after the divorce and kept her maiden name for Daniel Charles.
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