I am looking for help in sorting out his two marriages:

1) Laura Jane HOLMAN (1877 – 1919) m. November 11, 1898
2) Lillian CHRISTENSEN (1888 – 1955) m. Abt 1922

Help in placing their children in the proper marriage would also be of great help. Thank you.

-charles

Written on July 28th, 2010 , BROWN Tags:

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    japrufrock commented

    I’m not sure what you mean by “sorting out” his marriages, though I expect you’re confused because his marriage to Lillian produced a very well blended his-hers-and-theirs family and so Lillian’s children from her prior marriage are listed as his children in the 1930 Census (with the surname Brown), even though he did not formally adopt them. His children with Laura are Eugenia May, Samuel Burnall, Harold Holman, Alvin Stanley, Clarence Bell, Phyllis Laura, and Florence Margaret. His children with Lillian are LaVere, LaFarr, Amos (my grandfather), and Luana. His stepchildren from his marriage to Lillian are Melvin, Ruth, Mark, and Elva Fullmer.

    August 24, 2010 at 3:17 pm
    Charles commented

    Thank you! That has been very helpful. I just wished you would have left your name.

    So, if I understand you correctly — Lillian was married previously — before Amos, and her children from that marriage are Melvin, Ruth, Mark, and Elva Fullmer.

    Do you know the name of her first husband?

    -charles

    August 24, 2010 at 5:49 pm
    Marie Thatcher commented

    Here’s my name. :)

    Lillian’s first husband’s name was Mark Alonzo Fullmer (1888-1918). He died in the flu epidemic.

    Lillian and Amos married 14 April 1920 in Cache County UT.

    August 30, 2010 at 5:02 pm
    Charles commented

    Hi Marie! Thank you again for providing the additional information. You have been very helpful and I appreciate you sharing this information with us.

    Best regards,
    -charles

    August 31, 2010 at 6:44 am

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