She was first married 10-25-1935 at Arkansas City to Ernest Leroy Goodrich who was born 3-29-1908, died in July of 1954 at Wichita, and is buried in Memorial Lawn Cemetery north of Arkansas City. Mildred Heloise Brashear, born 8-22-1915 at Winfield, died 9-2-1983 at Salt Lake City, Ut., and is buried at Perry, Ok. Vesta was married second at Dodge City to Fred Flavius Brant, son of Ed and Rose Brant of Winfield.
He was the son of Frank and Belle Palmer. to Floyd Thomas Palmer who was born 7-23-1912 at Winfield, died 2-21-1971 at Dodge City, Ks., and is buried in Marble Grove Cemetery at Dodge City. She was first married 12-8-1933 at Newkirk, Ok. She is buried in Union Cemetery at Winfield.Īnita Vesta Brashear, born 8-31-1912 at Winfield. Velda Mae Brashear, born 2-15-1910 at Winfield but lived only six days. Otto and Bessie both diedat Winfield, she on 10-22-1962 and he on 4-11976, and they both are buried in Union Cemetery at Winfield. While Bessie operated the cafe, Otto worked at Allred's service station on West Ninth and at Gdtner's Dairy north of Winfield. but returned to Winfield in 1934 and opened the Bluebird Lunch in the 100 block of East Tenth. Otto and Bessie established their home on a 260 acre farm in Fairview Township and Otto got a job helping build highway 77 north of Winfield. She was the daughter of James William Brashear and Mary Elizabeth Dodson. to Bessie Evaline Brashear who was born 5-2-1891 at Longwood, Mo. Otto was married 2-12-1909 at Olathe, Ks. Coleman who had moved to Cowley County in 1902. Otto Miles Brashear was born 10-30-1889 at Longwood, Mo., the youngest of six children of Porter Field Brashear and Alice M.G. They make their home on a farm on Route 5, Winfield. Ronnie and Mary are the parents of two sons: Leon Ralph Moore, born Novemand Roger Brad Moore, born March 13, 1982. Mary Bradshaw and Ronnie Leon Moore, of Havana, Kansas were mcirried in Winfield on December 14, 1979. Bradshaw, Sr., was taken in death with a heart attack on Augat the age of 68 and is buried in Highland Cemetery. He was 28 years old and was buried in Highland Cemetery, Ralph A.
died due to a blood clot in his lungs on May 26, 1970. Mary graduated from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma with a degree in accounting. They raised two children: Mary Kathryn and Ralph Aaron Jr. After returning from WWII they farmed and operated a filling station and feed store for years. Ralph was employed by the Consolidated Mills. Ralph and Lulabell were married September 22, 1934, in Arkansas City and made their home in Winfield on Route 3. Lulabell was born in Newkirk, Oklahoma, At the age of six, she an her parents moved to Winfield, She attended Winfield schools and graduated from Arkansas City Junior College. Ralph Bradshaw was born on a farm near Arkansas City and attended Arkansas City schools. Marshall at Mulhull, Oklahoma- Her mother's family, the Franklin Tweedys, were from Ireland and came to Winfield in the late 1800's to make their home on a farm. Charles Eberhardt homesteaded a farm obtained in the Cherokee Strip Run of 1889. Ralph's mother was born in Arkansas City, Lulabell's father was a small child when the Eberhardt family immigrated from Germany and made their home on a farm in Indiana in the late Eighteenth Century. His mother's family, the John Wilheims, immigrated from Germany and settled in Arkansas City. Ralph's father came from Missouri and settled in Arkansas City in early years. Wilhelm Bradshaw of Arkansas City, Kansas, and Charles A. Bradshaw family of Winfield, Kansas are descendants of John W. Scanned out of the Cowley County Heritage book. The Episcopal church is our source of spiritual inspiration and we must not forget our many friends who have made our life in Winfield, Kansas and Cowley County an enjoyable one. Morea and Phil are looking forward to retirement in order that we may enjoy our family, hobbies, friends and to travel some too. He has interests in wildlife photography, scrimshaw, wood carving and knife making. Phil also collects ancient Indian artifacts. Hobbies include collecting archery history and artifacts (presently the 4th or 5th largest in the world).
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He is an avid sportsman, archer, professional bass fisherman. Phil is a 32-degree mason, Past Patron of the Order of the Eastern Star, past president of the Winfield Rotary Club, past president of the Southern District Dental Society, past president of the Psi Omega Dental Fraternity and a past member of the Winfield Chamber of Commerce. (continued from page 130) San Antonio, Texas before transferring to Southwestern College in 1954. Cowley County Heritage Book, Cowley County, Kansas Cowley County Heritage Book
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