Family History, Terry Bryan Hannah Homer Edward Chart 0307 Henry C Terry, Mytle Bell Ward, Edith Ann Bushrie, William (Will) Elmer Bryan, Eleanor Elizabeth Hunt, James Porter Bellamy, Sadie M Connelly, John Edward Hannah, Lincoln Jay Edward, Lottie (Dievich) Drevich, Rosa (Rose) Augusta Stiewe, Bertha Louise (Boals) Baals, Floyd Lilbern Homer, Floyd Butcher, Emma Moeller, Frank Heidrick, Andrew Robertson and Theresa Deering (also Charles ESTEP, M Harry DAVIDSON, Atel OLDEN, Martin LODER and Frank SANDRO, (also Ruby Estelle DYKE, Marshal H COLE, Carl M LIENTZ, Claude C COCHRAN)

1875 Springport, Cayuga, New York, USA. Ambrose TERRY aged 52 born England a Baker, Mary TERRY aged 58? born England a Clerk, Henry TERRY aged 4 born Alfred aged 2 born Cayuga and John aged 1 born Cayuga. (New York State Census) 1880 Springport, Cayuga, New York , USA. Ambrose TERRY, aged 47 a Baker born England, Mary aged 33 Housekeeping born England, Henry aged 9 born New York, Alfred aged 7 born New York, John aged 8 born New York and E Mary aged 7 months born New York 1892 Springport, Cayuga, New York, USA. Mary TERRY aged 75 born England a Clerk Baker, Henry TERRY aged 21 born US a Clerk Alfred aged 19 born US and John aged 18 born US, Mary aged 13 born US, William aged 11 born US, Leon aged 9 born US Edna aged 6 born US and Alice aged 4 born US (New York State Census) 1900 US Census - Springport, Cayuga, New York, USA Roll T623 1013 Page 1B Enumeration District 42 1905 41 Slater Avenue, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA (at marriage) 1910 Cleveland Ward 26, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA as a widower. Living with mother and siblings. Living with them was Joseph F KEWEY? (29) entered as a son born Connecticut, USA a Drug Clerk in a Store - I cannot see how he can be a son of Mary with a different surname, who was younger than the eldest son Henry 1912 - Taken from a Newspaper, Lansing, Michigan USA Monday Aug 5th 1912 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT Lansing State Journal Lansing Michigan 05 Aug 1912 Mon Page 1 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT ---------------- William Noble and Mrs Sadie C Terry are caught Sunday Morning ---------------- Child was with them ---------------- Illicit Lovers involve Happiness of Three Homes, Custody of Little Girl and Divorce by Mad Affair ---------------- Involving the custody of a beautiful girl of seven years, the happiness of three homes, including that of a former husband, the home of the man in the case, the abused husband and other minor entanglements, the arrest early Sunday morning of William Noble and Mrs. Sadie C Terry in a room as 1312 Cadwell St., Monday gave the police department, municipal court and the circuit court all those departments of justice had time for. While the city hall corridors down stairs were crowded with friends of all parties, many of them in tears, Circuit Judge Collingwood on the third floor was signing a decree of divorce granted to Harry C Terry from his erring wife. Married One Year Scarcely a year ago Harry C Terry who had just come to Lansing from an eastern city, married Mrs. Sadie C. Hannah who had been divorced years before from J. E. Hannah, an honest mechanic. Terry had saved the money earned at the Prudden Wheel Co. and was able to secure a new home which he furnished comfortable from cellar to garret. Eighteen days later, according to Terry, he brought home his first pay check and his bride of less than three weeks left with it. Terry loved his bride as dearly as man can love woman and began a long search for her which after a year culminated in the arrests Sunday morning. Wearying of his search. Terry a few months ago began suit for divorce, which was granted on the grounds of adultery. In the meantime the search for the missing woman had not be stopped. Walter Eul, private detective who have been previously engaged, re that Noble and Mrs. Terry had registered at a hotel in Mecosta as man and wife. Undiplomatic, Noble had used his own name and Lansing as his residence. The detective followed the pair to a nearby lake summer resort. Here he found Noble and Mrs. Terry living in a tent and enjoying life. With them was Vera Sophia Hannah, the beautiful child of seven born to Mrs. Terry when she was J. F. Hannah's wife. The child as happy as the illicitly loving couple, called Noble "Papa". Eul Follows Pair When t he couple suddenly left of Lansing, Detective Eul followed. At the Pere Marquette depot the couple went in different directions, Noble to his home, Mrs. Terry and the child to the room on Cadwell St. This was last Saturday. Sunday morning Chief Behrendt, Captain Shattuck, Patrolman Col and Detectives Rowell and Eul entered the room finding both couples but partially dressed, and the arrest followed. After leaving the Pere Marquette train Noble went to his home at 1209 North Case st. North Lansing and asked his wife if she had enough money to care for her and her four children for two days. Although Mrs. Noble had not, she replied in the affirmative as she had been instructed to do by the detectives. Noble then left and was shadowed. His love still intact for the woman whom he married a year ago , Terry.... (Continued on page three.) (Continued from page one.) ....appeared at police headquarters this morning and asked to talk with his erring wife. Matron Godfrey brought Mrs. Terry, neatly dressed to the ante-room off Chief Behrendt's office where Terry was waiting. It was a dramatic moment. Her husband attempted to speak, but choked, The wife partially arose and then sank back in her chair supporting her face with her hand gave way to repentant tears. For a few minutes both sobbed violently and police officer and attorney turned away. There was no use of denials - Mrs. Terry had been caught red-handed and she admitted between sobs which could be heard through the building, all the sin and disgrace of the last year. Terry Meets Hannah Unable to control his grief TERRY stepped into the hall where he met J E HANNAH who had divorced Mrs. Terry years before "Hello Jack." Terry sobbed "Cheer up old pal." replied Hannah. Then an agreement concerning the custody of pretty little Vera was reached. Both men loved the child, as did the sobbing mother who had just left the prison cell. However both men, hard working mechanics did not believe that the mother should have the custody of the child and a tentative agreement was reached. Because he loved her Terry was to be guardian and Vera will inherit his savings at death. Hannah, his little home as 812 East Kalamazoo St. already but caring for three little ones hadn't much room. But there was an easier way. Mrs. Leonard Levington 521 Lenawee as a sister of Hannah was chosen as guardian, where little Vera will find a good home and the protection which she had not known within the past year, unless the court intervene. As to Noble the prosecutor has been confronted with evidence as damning that a penitentiary sentence seems inevitable. There's Mrs. Noble who claims that she had not been properly supported. there is Harry Terry, whose home has been broken and will require years to recover from the shock and then there's little Vera. All of these stories the prosecuting attorney heard in the lobby of the city hall this morning. Noble is still in jail and stoically awaits his trial. 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Kentucky Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J aged 43 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie W aged 46 born Michigan, Frederick M aged 29 born Michigan Secretary Gas Company, Lucille M aged 12 born Michigan. 1920 728 Centre Street, Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan. It appears that Henry had remarried and was living in Michigan. His wife must have been a widow as there three children Henry C TERRY (48) Foreman Wheel Factory born New York, USA, wife Edith TERRY (42) born Michigan, USA (parents born England), entered as daughters Alma BRYAN (21) Stenographer Security Com, State Office, Gladys BRYAN (19) Stenographer Threshing Machine Co., and Pearl BRYAN (18) all three born Michigan, USA 1925 306 Allen Street, Lansing, Michigan, USA. From Solicitors/Executors letter in connection with the Will of Henry Wood WATSON, half brother of Mary TERRY née HOLLAND(S) 1930 US Census - Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, USA. With the family was Gordon L BRYAN aged 9 Grandson, born Michigan, USA. There was also a Roomer with the family. A Roomer was Jean KEATE (31) single Teacher, Public School born Illinois, USA 1940 306 Allen Street, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, USA. Living with them were divorced daughter Gladys GRINNELL (39) Henry C TERRY (68) Foreman Wheel Dor, Wheel Manufacturer, born New York, USA Edith A TERRY (62) born Michigan, USA, daughter Gladys GRINNELL (39) married General Clerical State Farm? Bureaux? born Michigan, USA, grandson Bryan GRINNELL (12) born Michigan, USA 1880 53 Fitchfield, Huron, Ohio, USA. Emeline WARD aged 27 born Ohio Keeping House, then Myrtle aged 5 born Ohio At School and Parly? (son) Aged 4 months born Ohio. 1900 115 Third Avenue, Lorain Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James BELLAMY born May 1870 Ohio a Day Laborer, Myrtle born February 1875 born Ohio. 1905 91 Central Avenue, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA (at marriage) Parents Heinam WARD and Emma LYONS 1880 De Witt, Clinton, Michigan, USA. Edith was the youngest child, parents Joseph L Aged 40 and Mary A aged 33, Sibling William J aged 13, Wesley M aged 11, Mary J aged 8 and Jessie N aged 4. 1895 Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan, USA (at 1st marriage) down as first marriage, no known details given for her, all down as unknown, ie birth place and mother and father. 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1904 Lansing, Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan, USA (second marriage) (place of birth given as Lansing, parents again down as unknown and she is down correctly as having been married once before. 1910 728 Center Street, Lansing Ward 6, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Edith BUTCHER aged 33 (down as divorced) born Michigan, John aged 17 born Michigan, Alma aged 11 born Michigan, Gladys aged 10 born Michigan, Pearl aged 8 born Michigan1920 US Census - Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan, USA. 1920 728 Centre Street, Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan. Living with daughters and new husband Henry C TERRY (48) Foreman Wheel Factory born New York, USA, wife Edith TERRY (42) born Michigan, USA (parents born England), entered as daughters Alma BRYAN (21) Stenographer Security Com, State Office, Gladys BRYAN (19) Stenographer Threshing Machine Co., and Pearl BRYAN (18) all three born Michigan, USA 1930 Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, USA Living with the family was grandson Gordon L BRYAN (9), born Michigan, USA. A Roomer was Jean KEATE (31) single Teacher, Public School born Illinois, USA 1940 306 Allen Street, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, USA. Living with them were divorced daughter Gladys GRINNELL (39) Henry C TERRY (68) Foreman Wheel Dor, Wheel Manufacturer, born New York, USA Edith A TERRY (62) born Michigan, USA, daughter Gladys GRINNELL (39) married General Clerical State Farm? Bureaux? born Michigan, USA, grandson Bryan GRINNELL (12) born Michigan, USA 1861 Lutention Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire. Parents Joseph aged 27 a Lace Maker born Sandiacre, Derbyshire, mother Emma aged 27 born Sandiacre, Derbyshire, Siblings Fred aged 5 a Scholar born Sandiacre, Derbyshire and John aged 9 months born Ilkeston, Derbyshire. 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1902 623 Merchant Street, Michigan, USA (at death) 1902 Wm. E. BRYAN A Well Known Mill Man Died this Morning At 8 o'clock this morning, occurred the death of Wm. E. Bryan of 623 Merchant Street at the age of 44 years. He is survived by a widow and six young children. Wm. Bryan was one of the best known mill men in the city, having been in the employ of Fletcher's as filer for 12 years. His death resulted from an attack of Pneumonia. He was a member Grantle Tent K.O.T.M. in which society he was insured for $1000. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Baptist Church. 1861 Township of Bentwick, County of Grey, Ontario, Canada. James HUNT a Towman? Aged 28 born Canada, Jane HUNT aged 24 born England and Helen (Ellen) HUNT aged 3 born Canada 1870 Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan, USA James HUNT aged 37 born Canada, Jane HUNT aged 33 Keeping House born England, then Eleanor aged 12 born Canada and William aged 8 born Canada 1891 Obituary Born in Grey County, Ontario to the parents of James and Jane(Reay)Hunt on January 19, 1858. They moved to Hillman area in MI in 1863. She married William E Bryan I on 15 FEB 1882. She had two sons that survived, Artis & William, and two children that did not, Ada June & Roy Melville. Her cause of death is unclear, but appears to had had complications after child birth. Inscription: She welcomed death not only as release from bodily suffering but as the fruition of her hopes of eternal happiness. Note: Monument is broken and becoming difficult to read (2010). 1900 115 Third Avenue, Lorain Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James BELLAMY born Mary 1870 Ohio a Day Laborer, Myrtle born February 1875 born Ohio. 1910 Garvin Avenue, Elyria Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA, James was a Boarder with a James KANE aged 77 a Carpenter House born Ireland and his wife Mary aged 55 born Canada. Boarders were Charles BARRY aged 48 a Station Agent, Peter RUPLE aged 26 born Ohio a Salesman Grocery Store, Victor BARRY born Ohio, aged 11 Ohio Harry ROUDERS aged 26 born West Virginia a Linesman Telegraph and then James BELLAMY aged 38 born Ohio an Inspector 1920 Seneca Street, Elyria Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P? BELLAMY aged 46 down as born in Illinois on this Census, he was an Automatic Operator, Machine and Screw Shop, so certain correct person. His wife wasRose aged 51 born Ohio, USA and they had a son James aged 3 and a half born Ohio. 1930 Seneca Street, Elyria, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P BELLAMY aged 58 born Ohio, Inspector (Horse and Reel factory?), Rose aged 40 born Ohio and James aged 14 born Ohio. 1900 US Census - Alpena Ward 5, Alpena, Michigan, USA 1910 Lansing Ward 5, Ingham, Michigan, USA. John A? HANNAH aged 37 born Michigan a Machinist, Engine Works, Sadie M HANNAH aged 30 born Michigan, Frederick aged 10 born Michigan, Vera S aged 5 born Michigan, Delber E HANNAH aged 3 born Michigan. 1900 US Census - Alpena Ward 5, Alpena, Michigan, USA 1910 Lansing Ward 5, Ingham, Michigan, USA. John A? HANNAH aged 37 born Michigan a Machinist, Engine Works, Sadie M HANNAH aged 30 born Michigan, Frederick aged 10 born Michigan, Vera S aged 5 born Michigan, Delber E HANNAH aged 3 born Michigan. 1912 - Taken from a Newspaper, Lansing, Michigan USA Monday Aug 5th 1912 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT Lansing State Journal Lansing Michigan 05 Aug 1912 Mon Page 1 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT ---------------- William Noble and Mrs Sadie C Terry are caught Sunday Morning ---------------- Child was with them ---------------- Illicit Lovers involve Happiness of Three Homes, Custody of Little Girl and Divorce by Mad Affair ---------------- Involving the custody of a beautiful girl of seven years, the happiness of three homes, including that of a former husband, the home of the man in the case, the abused husband and other minor entanglements, the arrest early Sunday morning of William Noble and Mrs. Sadie C Terry in a room as 1312 Cadwell St., Monday gave the police department, municipal court and the circuit court all those departments of justice had time for. While the city hall corridors down stairs were crowded with friends of all parties, many of them in tears, Circuit Judge Collingwood on the third floor was signing a decree of divorce granted to Harry C Terry from his erring wife. Married One Year Scarcely a year ago Harry C Terry who had just come to Lansing from an eastern city, married Mrs. Sadie C. Hannah who had been divorced years before from J. E. Hannah, an honest mechanic. Terry had saved the money earned at the Prudden Wheel Co. and was able to secure a new home which he furnished comfortable from cellar to garret. Eighteen days later, according to Terry, he brought home his first pay check and his bride of less than three weeks left with it. Terry loved his bride as dearly as man can love woman and began a long search for her which after a year culminated in the arrests Sunday morning. Wearying of his search. Terry a few months ago began suit for divorce, which was granted on the grounds of adultery. In the meantime the search for the missing woman had not be stopped. Walter Eul, private detective who have been previously engaged, re that Noble and Mrs. Terry had registered at a hotel in Mecosta as man and wife. Undiplomatic, Noble had used his own name and Lansing as his residence. The detective followed the pair to a nearby lake summer resort. Here he found Noble and Mrs. Terry living in a tent and enjoying life. With them was Vera Sophia Hannah, the beautiful child of seven born to Mrs. Terry when she was J. F. Hannah's wife. The child as happy as the illicitly loving couple, called Noble "Papa". Eul Follows Pair When t he couple suddenly left of Lansing, Detective Eul followed. At the Pere Marquette depot the couple went in different directions, Noble to his home, Mrs. Terry and the child to the room on Cadwell St. This was last Saturday. Sunday morning Chief Behrendt, Captain Shattuck, Patrolman Col and Detectives Rowell and Eul entered the room finding both couples but partially dressed, and the arrest followed. After leaving the Pere Marquette train Noble went to his home at 1209 North Case st. North Lansing and asked his wife if she had enough money to care for her and her four children for two days. Although Mrs. Noble had not, she replied in the affirmative as she had been instructed to do by the detectives. Noble then left and was shadowed. His love still intact for the woman whom he married a year ago , Terry.... (Continued on page three.) (Continued from page one.) ....appeared at police headquarters this morning and asked to talk with his erring wife. Matron Godfrey brought Mrs. Terry, neatly dressed to the ante-room off Chief Behrendt's office where Terry was waiting. It was a dramatic moment. Her husband attempted to speak, but choked, The wife partially arose and then sank back in her chair supporting her face with her hand gave way to repentant tears. For a few minutes both sobbed violently and police officer and attorney turned away. There was no use of denials - Mrs. Terry had been caught red-handed and she admitted between sobs which could be heard through the building, all the sin and disgrace of the last year. Terry Meets Hannah Unable to control his grief TERRY stepped into the hall where he met J E HANNAH who had divorced Mrs. Terry years before "Hello Jack." Terry sobbed "Cheer up old pal." replied Hannah. Then an agreement concerning the custody of pretty little Vera was reached. Both men loved the child, as did the sobbing mother who had just left the prison cell. However both men, hard working mechanics did not believe that the mother should have the custody of the child and a tentative agreement was reached. Because he loved her Terry was to be guardian and Vera will inherit his savings at death. Hannah, his little home as 812 East Kalamazoo St. already but caring for three little ones hadn't much room. But there was an easier way. Mrs. Leonard Levington 521 Lenawee as a sister of Hannah was chosen as guardian, where little Vera will find a good home and the protection which she had not known within the past year, unless the court intervene. As to Noble the prosecutor has been confronted with evidence as damning that a penitentiary sentence seems inevitable. There's Mrs. Noble who claims that she had not been properly supported. there is Harry Terry, whose home has been broken and will require years to recover from the shock and then there's little Vera. All of these stories the prosecuting attorney heard in the lobby of the city hall this morning. Noble is still in jail and stoically awaits his trial. 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Kentucky Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J aged 43 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie W aged 46 born Michigan, Frederick M aged 29 born Michigan Secretary Gas Company, Lucille M aged 12 born Michigan. 1883 Huron, Ontario, Canada (at birth registration) Father John Henderson EDWARD a Merchant, Mother Sarah E CATHCART 1901 South Street, Huron, Ontario, Canada. John F EDWARD born 29th June 1848 Aged 52 born Ontario a Speculator, Sarah E EDWARD born 7th December 1856 Aged 44 born Ontario, Wesley G born 18th September 1881 Aged 19 born Ontario a Student, Lincoln J born 15th January 1883, Aged 17 born Ontario, a Machinist and Franklin W born 16th June 1884 aged 16 born Ontario a Student 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Kentucky Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J aged 43 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie W aged 46 born Michigan, Frederick M aged 29 born Michigan Secretary Gas Company, Lucille M aged 12 born Michigan. 1935 Detroit, Michigan (at third marriage) 1913 Detroit, Michigan, USA (address at marriage) 1901 Perry Street, Sandusky Ward 2, Erie, Ohio. Rose was a Servant to a William R BITTNER aged 28 born Ohio a Furniture Store Employer and his wife Elizabeth M aged 30 born Ohio and children Mary H aged 3 born Ohio and Walter S aged 15 months born Ohio with the family was a Fehar R SANFORD Brother in Law aged 17 born Ohio and Machinist Apprentice, the Rose STIEWE aged 21 born Ohio a Servant. 1920 Seneca Street, Elyria Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P? BELLAMY aged 46 down as born in Illinois on this Census, he was an Automatic Operator, Machine and Screw Shop, so certain correct person. His wife was rose aged 51 born Ohio, USA and they had a son James aged 3 and a half born Ohio. 1930 Seneca Street, Elyria, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P BELLAMY aged 58 born Ohio, Inspector (Horse and Reel factory?), Rose aged 40 born Ohio and James aged 14 born Ohio. 1940 130 Seneca Street, Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio, USA. Rose BELLAMY aged 50 a widow born Sandusky, Ohio, James C BELLAMY son aged 23 born Elyria a Drill Press Operation and Margaret daughter in law aged 22 born Elyria a Clerk (Grants Retail Store) 1900 7 Lollars Avenue, Wayne County, Allen, Indiana, USA. William G BAALS aged 39 born Indiana, USA Teamster Lumber, Emma aged 38 born Indiana, USA (both parents of William and Emma born in Germany) Children Carrie aged 14 born Indiana, USA a Housekeeper then Edward aged 13 born Indiana, USA at school, then Bertha aged 11 born Indiana, USA at school, Florence aged 10 born Indiana, USA at school, Edith aged 8 born Indiana USA at school, Lena aged 7 born Indiana, USA at school and Gusta aged 3 born Indiana, USA. 1910 Thompson Avenue, Fort Wayne, Ward 6) Allen, Indiana, USA, William Baals, aged 49 born Indiana, USA a Teamster Lumber Company, Emma aged 25 born Indiana, USA (parents for both William and Emma born in Germany). Children Carrie aged 24 born Indiana, USA a Domestic (Private Family), then Bertha aged 21 born Indiana, USA a Seamstress, Glove Factory, then Edith aged 18 born Indiana, USA a Factory Hand (Manufacturing, Lena aged 16 born Indiana, USA a Domestic (Private Family) Augusta aged 13 born Indiana, USA and William aged 10 born Indiana, USA> 1920 Hubbard Avenue, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne County, Michigan, USA Floyd L HOMER aged 28 born Indiana, USA a Machinist Auto, Berth L HOMER aged 30 born Indiana and Vernon L HOMER son aged 2 years and 6 months born Michigan 1935 Detroit, Michigan (at second marriage) 1920 Hubbard Avenue, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne County, Michigan, USA Floyd L HOMER aged 28 born Indiana, USA a Machinist Auto, Berth L HOMER aged 30 born Indiana and Vernon L HOMER son aged 2 years and 6 months born Michigan 1909 Lansing, Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan, USA ( marriage) (place of birth given as Lansing, parents John BUTCHER and Dorcas LENON 1909 Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, USA. (at 1st marriage) Parents not known 1910 Sheridan Avenue, Detroit Ward 17, Wayne County Michigan, USA. Conrad MOELLER aged 45 born Germany a Harness Maker, Harness Shop, Freda aged 41 born Germany, then Emma aged 19 born Michigan, Bertha aged 17 born Michigan a Cash Girl (Department Store), Flora aged 15 born Michigan a Gash Girl (Department Store) Hoerbert (sic) aged 13 born Michigan and Conrad (jr) aged 9 born Michigan, With the family was Frank HEIDRICK son in law aged 23 born Michigan a Driver (Laundry) 1918 Detroit, Michigan, USA (at 2nd marriage) Father Conrad, Mother Frieda HARMS 1922 Detroit, Michigan, USA (at 3rd marriage) Father Conrad MOELLER, Mother Frieda 1909 Detroit, Michigan, USA (at marriage) Father August HEIDRICK, mother Elizabeth 1910 Sheridan Avenue, Detroit Ward 17, Wayne County Michigan, USA. Conrad MOELLER aged 45 born Germany a Harness Maker, Harness Shop, Freda aged 41 born Germany, then Emma aged 19 born Michigan, Bertha aged 17 born Michigan a Cash Girl (Department Store), Flora aged 15 born Michigan a Gash Girl (Department Store) Hoerbert (sic) aged 13 born Michigan and Conrad (jr) aged 9 born Michigan, With the family was Frank HEIDRICK son in law aged 23 born Michigan a Driver (Laundry) 1922 Detroit, Michigan, USA (at marriage) Father Thomas ROBERTSON, Mother Janet ROBERTSON. 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Kentucky Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J aged 43 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie W aged 46 born Michigan, Frederick M aged 29 born Michigan Secretary Gas Company, Lucille M aged 12 born Michigan. 1940 Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Robert KRIETZZBURG born Pennsylvania aged 42 a Decorator (Private) Vera aged 32, born Michigan, Roberta aged 13 born Michigan, Sarabelle? (Sarah Lea) aged 11 born Michigan and Sharon aged 1 born Michigan, USA, There was a Lucille EDWARDS sister in law aged 23 born Michigan, USA aged Sales Lady Retail Dept. Store. with the family 1920 Hubbard Avenue, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne County, Michigan, USA Floyd L HOMER aged 28 born Indiana, USA a Machinist Auto, Berth L HOMER aged 30 born Indiana and Vernon L HOMER son aged 2 years and 6 months born Michigan 1910 Lansing Ward 5, Ingham, Michigan, USA. John A? HANNAH aged 37 born Michigan a Machinist, Engine Works, Sadie M HANNAH aged 30 born Michigan, Frederick aged 10 born Michigan, Vera S aged 5 born Michigan, Delber E HANNAH aged 3 born Michigan. 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Kentucky Avenue, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J aged 43 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie W aged 46 born Michigan, Frederick M aged 29 born Michigan Secretary Gas Company, Lucille M aged 12 born Michigan. 1910 Lansing Ward 5, Ingham, Michigan, USA. John A? HANNAH aged 37 born Michigan a Machinist, Engine Works, Sadie M HANNAH aged 30 born Michigan, Frederick aged 10 born Michigan, Vera S aged 5 born Michigan, Delber E HANNAH aged 3 born Michigan. 1912 - Taken from a Newspaper, Lansing, Michigan USA Monday Aug 5th 1912 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT Lansing State Journal Lansing Michigan 05 Aug 1912 Mon Page 1 ARRESTED WOMAN IS PENITENT ---------------- William Noble and Mrs Sadie C Terry are caught Sunday Morning ---------------- Child was with them ---------------- Illicit Lovers involve Happiness of Three Homes, Custody of Little Girl and Divorce by Mad Affair ---------------- Involving the custody of a beautiful girl of seven years, the happiness of three homes, including that of a former husband, the home of the man in the case, the abused husband and other minor entanglements, the arrest early Sunday morning of William Noble and Mrs. Sadie C Terry in a room as 1312 Cadwell St., Monday gave the police department, municipal court and the circuit court all those departments of justice had time for. While the city hall corridors down stairs were crowded with friends of all parties, many of them in tears, Circuit Judge Collingwood on the third floor was signing a decree of divorce granted to Harry C Terry from his erring wife. Married One Year Scarcely a year ago Harry C Terry who had just come to Lansing from an eastern city, married Mrs. Sadie C. Hannah who had been divorced years before from J. E. Hannah, an honest mechanic. Terry had saved the money earned at the Prudden Wheel Co. and was able to secure a new home which he furnished comfortable from cellar to garret. Eighteen days later, according to Terry, he brought home his first pay check and his bride of less than three weeks left with it. Terry loved his bride as dearly as man can love woman and began a long search for her which after a year culminated in the arrests Sunday morning. Wearying of his search. Terry a few months ago began suit for divorce, which was granted on the grounds of adultery. In the meantime the search for the missing woman had not be stopped. Walter Eul, private detective who have been previously engaged, re that Noble and Mrs. Terry had registered at a hotel in Mecosta as man and wife. Undiplomatic, Noble had used his own name and Lansing as his residence. The detective followed the pair to a nearby lake summer resort. Here he found Noble and Mrs. Terry living in a tent and enjoying life. With them was Vera Sophia Hannah, the beautiful child of seven born to Mrs. Terry when she was J. F. Hannah's wife. The child as happy as the illicitly loving couple, called Noble "Papa". Eul Follows Pair When t he couple suddenly left of Lansing, Detective Eul followed. At the Pere Marquette depot the couple went in different directions, Noble to his home, Mrs. Terry and the child to the room on Cadwell St. This was last Saturday. Sunday morning Chief Behrendt, Captain Shattuck, Patrolman Col and Detectives Rowell and Eul entered the room finding both couples but partially dressed, and the arrest followed. After leaving the Pere Marquette train Noble went to his home at 1209 North Case st. North Lansing and asked his wife if she had enough money to care for her and her four children for two days. Although Mrs. Noble had not, she replied in the affirmative as she had been instructed to do by the detectives. Noble then left and was shadowed. His love still intact for the woman whom he married a year ago , Terry.... (Continued on page three.) (Continued from page one.) ....appeared at police headquarters this morning and asked to talk with his erring wife. Matron Godfrey brought Mrs. Terry, neatly dressed to the ante-room off Chief Behrendt's office where Terry was waiting. It was a dramatic moment. Her husband attempted to speak, but choked, The wife partially arose and then sank back in her chair supporting her face with her hand gave way to repentant tears. For a few minutes both sobbed violently and police officer and attorney turned away. There was no use of denials - Mrs. Terry had been caught red-handed and she admitted between sobs which could be heard through the building, all the sin and disgrace of the last year. Terry Meets Hannah Unable to control his grief TERRY stepped into the hall where he met J E HANNAH who had divorced Mrs. Terry years before "Hello Jack." Terry sobbed "Cheer up old pal." replied Hannah. Then an agreement concerning the custody of pretty little Vera was reached. Both men loved the child, as did the sobbing mother who had just left the prison cell. However both men, hard working mechanics did not believe that the mother should have the custody of the child and a tentative agreement was reached. Because he loved her Terry was to be guardian and Vera will inherit his savings at death. Hannah, his little home as 812 East Kalamazoo St. already but caring for three little ones hadn't much room. But there was an easier way. Mrs. Leonard Levington 521 Lenawee as a sister of Hannah was chosen as guardian, where little Vera will find a good home and the protection which she had not known within the past year, unless the court intervene. As to Noble the prosecutor has been confronted with evidence as damning that a penitentiary sentence seems inevitable. There's Mrs. Noble who claims that she had not been properly supported. there is Harry Terry, whose home has been broken and will require years to recover from the shock and then there's little Vera. All of these stories the prosecuting attorney heard in the lobby of the city hall this morning. Noble is still in jail and stoically awaits his trial. 1920 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit Ward 14, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Lincoln J EDWARD aged 36 born Canada a Toolmaker, Sadie aged 26 born Michigan, Very EDWARD (should it have been HANNAH) Step Daughter aged 12 born Michigan, Frederick HANNAH Step Son aged 18 Salesman, Lucille EDWARD daughter born 2 years and 10 months born Michigan and Frank N EDWARD brother born Canada an Auditor. 1930 Oparner, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA, Robert E KRIETZBERG aged 33 born Pennsylvania Roller Steel Mill, Vera aged 23 born Michigan, USA, Roberta M daughter aged 3 years and 11 months born Michigan, USA and Sarah L abed 1 year and 11 months born Michigan, USA 1940 Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Robert KRIETZZBURG born Pennsylvania aged 42 a Decorator (Private) Vera aged 32, born Michigan, Roberta aged 13 born Michigan, Sarabelle? (Sarah Lea) aged 11 born Michigan and Sharon aged 1 born Michigan, USA, There was a Lucille EDWARDS sister in law aged 23 born Michigan, USA aged Sales Lady Retail Dept. Store. with the family Sarah married as Sarah Lea on 6th August 1949 Detroit Wayne County, Michigan, USA to a Charles E BEALL at burial her birth date was given as 14th December 1928 and her death was on 21st May 2009 in Michigan and she was buried at the Holy Speulchre Cemetery, Southfield, Oakland County, Michigan, USA. 1910 Lansing Ward 5, Ingham, Michigan, USA. John A? HANNAH aged 37 born Michigan a Machinist, Engine Works, Sadie M HANNAH aged 30 born Michigan, Frederick aged 10 born Michigan, Vera S aged 5 born Michigan, Delber E HANNAH aged 3 born Michigan. 1930 4708, Block 1704, Dickerson Street, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA. Elmer G BILLUPS aged 53 born Missouri a Yard Man (Oil Station), Ella aged 53 born Iowa, Doyle (son) aged 24 born Oklahoma a Yard Man Oil Station, Delbert HANNAH son in law aged 21 born Michigan a Salesman (Defa....) and Carroll HANNAH daughter aged 21 born Oklahoma 1940 Holly, Oalkland, Michigan, USA Delbert HANNAH aged 32 born Michigan a Laborer, Carrol aged 41, Ellen aged 2 born Michigan and Delbert Jun, aged 2 born Michigan 1920 Sences Street, Elyria Ward 2, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P? BELLAMY aged 46 down as born in Illinois on this Census, he was an Automatic Operator, Machine and Screw Shop, so certain correct person. His wife was rose aged 51 born Ohio, USA and they had a son James aged 3 and a half born Ohio. 1930 Seneca Street, Elyria, Lorain, Ohio, USA. James P BELLAMY aged 58 born Ohio, Inspector (Horse and Reel factory?), Rose aged 40 born Ohio and James aged 14 born Ohio. 1940 130 Seneca Street, Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio, USA. Rose BELLAMY aged 50 a widow born Sandusky, Ohio, James C BELLAMY son aged 23 born Elyria a Drill Press Operation and Margaret daughter in law aged 22 born Elyria a Clerk (Grants Retail Store) 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1910 728 Center Street, Lansing Ward 6, Ingham County, Michigan, USA. Edith BUTCHER (33) (down as divorced) born Michigan, USA, children John (17) born Michigan, USA, Alma (11) born Michigan, USA, Gladys (10) born Michigan, USA and Pearl (8) born Michigan, USA 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1910 728 Center Street, Lansing Ward 6, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Edith BUTCHER aged 33 (down as divorced) born Michigan, John aged 17 born Michigan, Alma aged 11 born Michigan, Gladys aged 10 born Michigan, Pearl aged 8 born Michigan1920 Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan, USA 1920 728 Centre Street, Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan as Alma. Living with mother and new husband Henry C TERRY (48) Foreman Wheel Factory born New York, USA, wife Edith TERRY (42) born Michigan, USA (parents born England), entered as daughters Alma BRYAN (21) Stenographer Security Com, State Office, Gladys BRYAN (19) Stenographer Threshing Machine Co., and Pearl BRYAN (18) all three born Michigan, USA 1930 Not found 1940 Lincoln Park West, Chicago, Cook, Illinois (down as a widow) With her was a Julia LUCAS down as Partner aged 42 born Missouri a Comptometer Operator Railroad. 1910 728 Center Street, Lansing Ward 6, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Edith BUTCHER aged 33 (down as divorced) born Michigan, John aged 17 born Michigan, Alma aged 11 born Michigan, Gladys aged 10 born Michigan, Pearl aged 8 born Michigan1920 US Census - Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan, USA. 1920 728 Centre Street, Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan. Living with mother and new husband. Henry C TERRY (48) Foreman Wheel Factory born New York, USA, wife Edith TERRY (42) born Michigan, USA (parents born England), entered as daughters Alma BRYAN (21) Stenographer Security Com, State Office, Gladys BRYAN (19) Stenographer Threshing Machine Co., and Pearl BRYAN (18) all three born Michigan, USA 1930 Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA. They are down as GRINNELL and this is what is looks like. They had a son Bryan J GRINNELL born 1928 Michigan, USA and with them was a niece a Hope A BRYAN aged 6 born Michigan, USA 1940 306 Allen Street, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, USA. Henry C TERRY aged 68 born New York, a Foreman Wheel Dor, Wheel Manufacturer. Edith A TERRY aged 62 born Michigan, USA, Gladys GRIMMELL (daughter) aged 39 married born Michigan, General Clerical State Farm? Bureaux? Bryan GRIMMELL Grandson aged 12 born Michigan, USA 1901 Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan, USA (birth) 1910 728 Center Street, Lansing Ward 6, Ingham County, Michigan, USA Edith BUTCHER aged 33 (down as divorced) born Michigan, John aged 17 born Michigan, Alma aged 11 born Michigan, Gladys aged 10 born Michigan, Pearl aged 8 born Michigan 1920 728 Centre Street, Lansing Ward 7, Ingham, Michigan. Living with mother and new husband Henry C TERRY (48) Foreman Wheel Factory born New York, USA, wife Edith TERRY (42) born Michigan, USA (parents born England), entered as daughters Alma BRYAN (21) Stenographer Security Com, State Office, Gladys BRYAN (19) Stenographer Threshing Machine Co., and Pearl BRYAN (18) all three born Michigan, USA 1930 6 Clifton Avenue, Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, USA, Dale HINCKLEY aged 30 born Michigan an Engineer Mechanical, Pearle aged 24 born Michigan and Gloria (daughter) aged 9 months born Michigan. 1940 Not found A child shown on findagrave web site but birth date cannot be right if the one for her brother Artis Chester is correct, but cannot read gravestone. 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1910 Laffyette Avenue, Detroit War 6t, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Chester was a Roomer, with a Henry Alexander aged 29 born Vermont a Cook, Hotel and his wife Lottie M aged 21 born Michigan Keeper Boarding House. Chester is down as married and there is an Alice BRYAN also down as married at the same address, she is 23 and down as born Canadian English and a Labeller, Drug Manufacturer. There were 12 more Roomers at the same address so too many to list. 1918 3332 Sopolina Street, Syracuse City, New York (WWI Registration) Next of kin Ella Thompson Rogers BRYAN (wife) at same address 1920 Syracuse Ward 4, Onondaga, New York, YSA. Ella's mother Ella ROGERS was living with them she was born in 1856in Michigan, USA 1930 Block 1512, Madison Street, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, USA. Chester A BRYAN aged 47 born Michigan, USA a Mechanical Engineer Gear Manufacturing, Ella BRYAN aged 44 born Michigan and Ellen ROGERS, Mother aged 75 a Widow born Michigan, USA 1940 Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, USA. Ella ROGERS mother in law aged 84 was still with them and they had a servant a Katherine C HEYNE aged 61 a Widow. 1958 Artis and his wife Ella sailed from New York arriving at Southampton on 14th April 1958 he is down as being born 10th June 1885 and being retired, Ella is down as being born 9th July 1886 and being a Housewife. They were going to stay at the Grosvenor Hotel, London. 1965 A. CHESTER BRYAN The funeral of A. Chester Bryan, who died Sunday afternoon at his home, 21 Centennial Dr. Syracuse, NY will be held this afternoon in Syracuse. Following the service his body will be brought to the Wachterhauser Funeral Home, where friends may call after 7 Wednesday night. Committal rites at Evergreen Cemetery will be held at 11 AM Friday. The Rev. Norman Klann of the Ripley Blvd. Baptist Church will officiate. Mr Bryan, who was born in Alpena and received his education at Michigan State University, was a former president of the Durston Gear-Corp in Syracuse. Surviving are his wife, Ella, and a brother, William of Flint 1900 District 0013, Alpena Ward 05, Alpena, Michigan, USA. William BRYAN born February 1861 Aged 39 born England a Filer (Paper Mill), Edith born November 1877 aged 22 born Michigan (parents born Canada), John born August 1895 Aged 4 Michigan, Alma born August 1897 Aged 2, Chester born June 1885 Aged 14 born Michigan At School and William born November 1887 Aged 12 born Michigan At School 1910 Second Street, Alpena Ward 1, Alpena, Michigan, USA. W BRYAN was a Boarder with a Margarert CROWBY aged 56 born New York a Housewife and her daughter May aged 28 born Michigan a Dressmaket, then W BRYAN aged 21 born Michigan a Clerk Box House and another Boarder a Russell MORRISON aged 17 born Michigan School 1920 Flint Ward 2, Genesee, Michigan, USA. Wife Mable aged 30 born Michigan, children Kathryn R aged 4 born Michigan, USA, Dorothy E aged 3 born Michigan, USA and Bethany Jane aged 1 born Michigan, USA 1930 Flint, Genesee, Michigan, USA K Ruth aged 15, Dorothy E aged 13, Bethany J aged 11 and Wm E aged 8 all born Michigan, USA 1940 Ash Street, Flint, Genesee, Michigan, USA. WIlliam E BRYAN aged 51 born Michigan, a Book Keeper, Book Service, Mabel A BRYAN aged 50 born Michigan, Bethany J BRYAN (daughter) aged 22 born Michigan, William E BRYAN son age 18 born Michigan a Truck Driver, Trucking Company, Gordon P YUILLE son in law aged 26 born Michigan, Stock Detpartment, Autumobile, Parts Department, Kathryn R daughter born Michigan, aged 25 Receptionist Photograph Studio and a Mary C WILLETT mothin in law aged 73 a widow born Michigan 1969 BRYAN, William E. Sr. - 2307 Tuscola, age 80, died Monday, July 7, 1969, at St. Joseph Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am Thursday, at Mt. Vernon Chapel, Brown Funeral Home, Rev. Paul I. Greer officiating. Burial in Sunset Hills Cemetery. Mr Bryan will lie in state at the Brown Funeral Home, 1616 Davison Rd. Mr. Bryan was born in Hillman, Michigan, November 10 1888 and had been a resident of Flint since 1914. He was a member of Asbury United Methodist Church, and was a life member of Fellowship Lodge No. 490 F&AM. Surviving are: son, Brig. Gen. William E. Bryan Jr. of Langley Air Force Base; 3 daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Ruth) Yuille of Flint, Mrs. Albert (Dorothy) Brown of Clio and Miss Bethany Bryan at home; 11 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; 3 sisters, Mrs. Alma Whitton, Mrs John Cook, and Mrs. Dale Hinckley, all of Lansing. 1891 Hillman, Montmorency County, Michigan USA (birth and death) Because there are a lot of records for Michigan I have found lots and lots of marriages, divorces, burials etc for this chart but it has slowly become impossible to put on all the marriages found as I have just found that Floyd BUTCHER married for a third time to a Theresa DEERING and I have entered details of that marriage above, but Theresa, his new wife, had been married 5 times before this marriage to Floyd and I just do not have the space above to add details for those marriages so details of those marriage have been added below. There was a marriage for Theresa DEERING on 6th October 1894 at Hantville Easton, Michigan USA to a Charles ESTEP (no parents names given) There was a Marriage of a Theresa ESTEP (DEERING) on 5th August 1899 Menominee, Menominee County, Michigan, USA to an Atel OLSEN (parents names James DEERING and Katie BURKE) There was a marriage for Theresa DEERING on 6th January 1908 at Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA to a M Harry DAVIDSON (parents James DEERING and Kate BURKE) There was a Marriage of a Theresa DAVIDSON (DEERING) on 22nd September 1910 Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA to a Martin LODER (parents Jas. DEERING and Kate BURKE) There was a Marriage of a Theresa M LODER (DEERING) on 13th February 1917 Muskegon, Michigan, USA to a Frank SANDRO (parents James DEERING and ?therine BURKE The marriage we have above for Theresa DEERING on 8th January 1929 North Park, Kent, Michigan, USA to Floyd BUTCHER (parents James DEERING and Catherine BURKE) So have found all five previous marriages Continuing for the above John Edward HANNAH also married again after his marriage to Sadie M CONNELLY and his new wife remarried after his death, because of the number of marriages on the chart above I cannot get any more details on the chart so the information for the second marriage of John Edward HANNAH and details of his wife are as follows: John E HANNAH born about 1876 and aged 35 married on 27th May 1911 at Easton Rapids, Ingham Michigan, USA to a Ruby E DYKE. His parents are down as John HANNAH and Eliz. HANNAH, Ruby's parents are down as Wm W DYKE and Flora DYKE There is marriage for a child of this couple in Michigan. Ruby down as aged 29 married again on 20th October 1919 in Charlotte, Easton, Michigan USA to a Marshal H COLE (her parents down as Will DYKE and Flora DYKE. Her new husband is down as aged 29 and parent Bert COLE and Retta Belle COLE Ruby E COLE (maiden name DYKE) Aged 37 (parents William DYKE and Flora DOLLARD) married yet again on 30th June 1928 in Lansing, Michigan to a Carl M LIENTZ he is down as aged 40 and born in Vevay, Indiana with parents LIENTZ and Mary Lee Ruby Estell LIENTZ (aged 45) (parents William DYKE and Flora May POLLARD) married again 30th May 1936 aged 45 in Oil City, Midland, Michigan, USA (residence place Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, USA to a Claude C COCHRAN he was aged 61 and born in West Virginia and parents given was Winfield S COCHRAN and mother Margaret SLAVENS Ruby appears to have died in 1945 as the Rev. Ruby Estell COCHRAN Her gravestone say Mother Rev Ruby E COCHRAN 1890-1945. she was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, USA. So Ruby appears to have married four times A lot of the other people at the top of the chart either married again or had been married when they married as shown. For instance Andrew ROBERTSON I believe had been married before and married again. So as already said it is impossible to put all the details for everyone on this chart. Our interest is really only in Henry C TERRY and his marriages. There are also more children that could be added for the couples who married but as far as we can tell Henry C TERRY. the person we are interested in had no children, so as the chart has grown I have stopped putting in all the children.

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