Welby Blankenship was the second child of Aaron and Dola Warriner Blankenship.
Welby was born March 26, 1913, at Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky. Kentucky, Birth Index. Volume 34. Certificate of Birth: 16704. Volume Year: 1913. Mother: Dola Warriner. He was born premature due to mothers work while carrying the baby. Welby died March 27, 1913, Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky, at 1p.m. Certificate of death: 9275. Volume 19. Age: Under 1 year. Actual age 1 day. Dr. J. I. McClendon of Jamestown was the attending physician. Undertaker: B. Kearns. File Date: May 6, 1913. Registrar, R. Campbell. Welby was buried March 28, 1913, Roger's Cemetery. Freedom, Russell, Kentucky. The certificate of death indicates Welby was buried at Blankenship Grave Yard. Signed by Aaron Blankenship of Sewellton, Russell, Kentucky. Father of Welby. Aaron Blankenship helped bury people at the cemetery.
Martha Roger's Blankenship (1869-1906) died of malignant liver cancer. She was Aaron Blankenship's first wife. Land for the Roger's Cemetery was donated by the Roger's family. So, therefore, it was Rogers-Blankenship cemetery in their mind.
Adair County News. Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. July 11, 1906. Page 8. Mr. Aaron Blankenship and family, from Russell county, Kentucky, moved to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas. This would have been Aaron and his two sons, Chester and Hubert. He went to visit his family in Kansas after his wife died.
Later, Aaron Blankenship went back to Kentucky, marrying Dola Warriner (1891-1980), marriage date December 5, 1907. According to extended family Dola and Aaron remained living on the Roger's family farm until moving to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas between 1913-1915.
Welby was born March 26, 1913, at Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky. Kentucky, Birth Index. Volume 34. Certificate of Birth: 16704. Volume Year: 1913. Mother: Dola Warriner. He was born premature due to mothers work while carrying the baby. Welby died March 27, 1913, Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky, at 1p.m. Certificate of death: 9275. Volume 19. Age: Under 1 year. Actual age 1 day. Dr. J. I. McClendon of Jamestown was the attending physician. Undertaker: B. Kearns. File Date: May 6, 1913. Registrar, R. Campbell. Welby was buried March 28, 1913, Roger's Cemetery. Freedom, Russell, Kentucky. The certificate of death indicates Welby was buried at Blankenship Grave Yard. Signed by Aaron Blankenship of Sewellton, Russell, Kentucky. Father of Welby. Aaron Blankenship helped bury people at the cemetery.
Martha Roger's Blankenship (1869-1906) died of malignant liver cancer. She was Aaron Blankenship's first wife. Land for the Roger's Cemetery was donated by the Roger's family. So, therefore, it was Rogers-Blankenship cemetery in their mind.
Adair County News. Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. July 11, 1906. Page 8. Mr. Aaron Blankenship and family, from Russell county, Kentucky, moved to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas. This would have been Aaron and his two sons, Chester and Hubert. He went to visit his family in Kansas after his wife died.
Later, Aaron Blankenship went back to Kentucky, marrying Dola Warriner (1891-1980), marriage date December 5, 1907. According to extended family Dola and Aaron remained living on the Roger's family farm until moving to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas between 1913-1915.
Welby Blankenship was the second child of Aaron and Dola Warriner Blankenship.
Welby was born March 26, 1913, at Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky. Kentucky, Birth Index. Volume 34. Certificate of Birth: 16704. Volume Year: 1913. Mother: Dola Warriner. He was born premature due to mothers work while carrying the baby. Welby died March 27, 1913, Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky, at 1p.m. Certificate of death: 9275. Volume 19. Age: Under 1 year. Actual age 1 day. Dr. J. I. McClendon of Jamestown was the attending physician. Undertaker: B. Kearns. File Date: May 6, 1913. Registrar, R. Campbell. Welby was buried March 28, 1913, Roger's Cemetery. Freedom, Russell, Kentucky. The certificate of death indicates Welby was buried at Blankenship Grave Yard. Signed by Aaron Blankenship of Sewellton, Russell, Kentucky. Father of Welby. Aaron Blankenship helped bury people at the cemetery.
Martha Roger's Blankenship (1869-1906) died of malignant liver cancer. She was Aaron Blankenship's first wife. Land for the Roger's Cemetery was donated by the Roger's family. So, therefore, it was Rogers-Blankenship cemetery in their mind.
Adair County News. Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. July 11, 1906. Page 8. Mr. Aaron Blankenship and family, from Russell county, Kentucky, moved to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas. This would have been Aaron and his two sons, Chester and Hubert. He went to visit his family in Kansas after his wife died.
Later, Aaron Blankenship went back to Kentucky, marrying Dola Warriner (1891-1980), marriage date December 5, 1907. According to extended family Dola and Aaron remained living on the Roger's family farm until moving to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas between 1913-1915.
Welby was born March 26, 1913, at Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky. Kentucky, Birth Index. Volume 34. Certificate of Birth: 16704. Volume Year: 1913. Mother: Dola Warriner. He was born premature due to mothers work while carrying the baby. Welby died March 27, 1913, Sewellton, Russell county, Kentucky, at 1p.m. Certificate of death: 9275. Volume 19. Age: Under 1 year. Actual age 1 day. Dr. J. I. McClendon of Jamestown was the attending physician. Undertaker: B. Kearns. File Date: May 6, 1913. Registrar, R. Campbell. Welby was buried March 28, 1913, Roger's Cemetery. Freedom, Russell, Kentucky. The certificate of death indicates Welby was buried at Blankenship Grave Yard. Signed by Aaron Blankenship of Sewellton, Russell, Kentucky. Father of Welby. Aaron Blankenship helped bury people at the cemetery.
Martha Roger's Blankenship (1869-1906) died of malignant liver cancer. She was Aaron Blankenship's first wife. Land for the Roger's Cemetery was donated by the Roger's family. So, therefore, it was Rogers-Blankenship cemetery in their mind.
Adair County News. Columbia, Adair, Kentucky. July 11, 1906. Page 8. Mr. Aaron Blankenship and family, from Russell county, Kentucky, moved to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas. This would have been Aaron and his two sons, Chester and Hubert. He went to visit his family in Kansas after his wife died.
Later, Aaron Blankenship went back to Kentucky, marrying Dola Warriner (1891-1980), marriage date December 5, 1907. According to extended family Dola and Aaron remained living on the Roger's family farm until moving to Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas between 1913-1915.
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