Could it be she had little Charlie there as well?
(article can be viewed on fag 5965076 Charles B. Feast)
And footnote, why did amily take Charles B. Feast all the way to Burns, Oregon to be buried when that was a good long journey with a dead body?
His mother Clara went on to marry Dr. W. E. Ashley of Belvidere, Ks. after his death between 1900 and 1910 living in Canon City, Colo, she once more remarried to a Mr. Linholm according to an article on Richard Ashley death notice. It is not known from there what became of her but his article said she resided in Victor, Colo.
Charlie had two half siblings, Cora Ashley and Richard Ashley. Cora married a man by the name of Brown.
Could it be she had little Charlie there as well?
(article can be viewed on fag 5965076 Charles B. Feast)
And footnote, why did amily take Charles B. Feast all the way to Burns, Oregon to be buried when that was a good long journey with a dead body?
His mother Clara went on to marry Dr. W. E. Ashley of Belvidere, Ks. after his death between 1900 and 1910 living in Canon City, Colo, she once more remarried to a Mr. Linholm according to an article on Richard Ashley death notice. It is not known from there what became of her but his article said she resided in Victor, Colo.
Charlie had two half siblings, Cora Ashley and Richard Ashley. Cora married a man by the name of Brown.
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