Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Elizabeth "Eliza" Locklear 4 Dec 1895 in Scurry, Texas
Children:
Cecil Clayton 1897
Gladys Clayton 1900
Clemmie Clayton 1902
Elizabeth's young life ended tragically the year of 1902. She suffered a seizure, falling into the burning fireplace. She was the first person to be buried in the Puerto Cemetery, leaving behind three small children.
Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Lura Tennessee "Tennie" Locklear (Elizabeth's sister)on 1904 in Tucumcari, New Mexico
Children:
Bernice Clayton 1906
Raymond Clayton 1908
Richard Clayton 1908
Mamie Argenta Clayton 1910
Among the very first to come from Borden County to Puerto was Ab and Eliaz Locklear Clayton. Ab had worked as a cowboy on the Borden County ranches, and after their marriage, they had lived at the square and compass. He was in the Dairy business.
Information provided courtesy of J. R. and
Mary Louise Williams Simons.
Children:
Cecil Clayton 1897
Gladys Clayton 1900
Clemmie Clayton 1902
Elizabeth's young life ended tragically the year of 1902. She suffered a seizure, falling into the burning fireplace. She was the first person to be buried in the Puerto Cemetery, leaving behind three small children.
Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Lura Tennessee "Tennie" Locklear (Elizabeth's sister)on 1904 in Tucumcari, New Mexico
Children:
Bernice Clayton 1906
Raymond Clayton 1908
Richard Clayton 1908
Mamie Argenta Clayton 1910
Among the very first to come from Borden County to Puerto was Ab and Eliaz Locklear Clayton. Ab had worked as a cowboy on the Borden County ranches, and after their marriage, they had lived at the square and compass. He was in the Dairy business.
Information provided courtesy of J. R. and
Mary Louise Williams Simons.
Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Elizabeth "Eliza" Locklear 4 Dec 1895 in Scurry, Texas
Children:
Cecil Clayton 1897
Gladys Clayton 1900
Clemmie Clayton 1902
Elizabeth's young life ended tragically the year of 1902. She suffered a seizure, falling into the burning fireplace. She was the first person to be buried in the Puerto Cemetery, leaving behind three small children.
Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Lura Tennessee "Tennie" Locklear (Elizabeth's sister)on 1904 in Tucumcari, New Mexico
Children:
Bernice Clayton 1906
Raymond Clayton 1908
Richard Clayton 1908
Mamie Argenta Clayton 1910
Among the very first to come from Borden County to Puerto was Ab and Eliaz Locklear Clayton. Ab had worked as a cowboy on the Borden County ranches, and after their marriage, they had lived at the square and compass. He was in the Dairy business.
Information provided courtesy of J. R. and
Mary Louise Williams Simons.
Children:
Cecil Clayton 1897
Gladys Clayton 1900
Clemmie Clayton 1902
Elizabeth's young life ended tragically the year of 1902. She suffered a seizure, falling into the burning fireplace. She was the first person to be buried in the Puerto Cemetery, leaving behind three small children.
Abner B "Ab" Clayton married Lura Tennessee "Tennie" Locklear (Elizabeth's sister)on 1904 in Tucumcari, New Mexico
Children:
Bernice Clayton 1906
Raymond Clayton 1908
Richard Clayton 1908
Mamie Argenta Clayton 1910
Among the very first to come from Borden County to Puerto was Ab and Eliaz Locklear Clayton. Ab had worked as a cowboy on the Borden County ranches, and after their marriage, they had lived at the square and compass. He was in the Dairy business.
Information provided courtesy of J. R. and
Mary Louise Williams Simons.
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