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1900 Gage County, Nebraska
June 16, 1900
Married 2 years.
Freeman was a farmer.

Freeman E. Clayton, head, 26, May 1874,IL
Helen E. Clayton, wife, 27, Dec 1872, CAN
Loren H. Clayton, son, 1, Jun 1899,NEB

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1920 Phillips Co., Colorado
March 13, 1920

Freeman E. Clayton, head, 45, IL
Helen E. Clayton, wife, 47, CAN
Loren H. Clayton, son, 20, NEB
William H. Clayton, son, 18, NEB
Gilbert L. Clayton, son, 17, NEB
Fred R. Clayton, son, 13, NEB
Paul M. Clayton, son, 10, NEB

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MARRIAGE:

Name: Freeman E. Clayton
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 17 May 1898
Event Place: Beatrice, Gage, Nebraska, United States
Age: 24
Spouse's Name: Helen E. Armstrong
Spouse's Age: 25

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Children of Freeman and Helen:

Loren Herbert, William Homer, Gilbert LeRoy, Frederick Randolph, and Paul. Morris.

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HUSBAND'S WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION:

They were living at Wymore, Nebraska in September 1918.

He signed a WWI draft registration card September 9, 1918 at Beatrice, Gage Co., Nebraska giving his date of birth as May 30, 1874. He and Helen were living at Wymore, Nebraska. He was farming for himself.

Signed: Freeman Elsworth Clayton
Transcribed by Carol Moore.

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1900

1900 Gage County, Nebraska
June 16, 1900
Married 2 years.
Freeman was a farmer.

Freeman E. Clayton, head, 26, May 1874,IL
Helen E. Clayton, wife, 27, Dec 1872, CAN
Loren H. Clayton, son, 1, Jun 1899,NEB

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1920

1920 Phillips Co., Colorado
March 13, 1920

Freeman E. Clayton, head, 45, IL
Helen E. Clayton, wife, 47, CAN
Loren H. Clayton, son, 20, NEB
William H. Clayton, son, 18, NEB
Gilbert L. Clayton, son, 17, NEB
Fred R. Clayton, son, 13, NEB
Paul M. Clayton, son, 10, NEB

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HISTORY OF GAGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA

Freeman E, Clayton

In the year 1898 Mr. Clayton wedded Miss Helen E. Armstrong, who was born in Canada, and they have five children, Loren Herbert, William Homer, Gilbert LeRoy, Frederick Randolph, and Paul Morris.

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