d/o Adolph T & Martha C Carey, 1st husband Ray Andrew Ward, Irma Cleora Stovall Carey married 2nd husband, August Kahler on Dec 22, 1925 in Marengo, Iowa Co, IA. ? Stovall.
Adolph T and Martha C Carey were Irma's adoptive parents. She was adopted when she was about 13 years old. The Careys were neighbors to her father, James William Stovall, when they were living in Woodson County, KS. Will Stovall lost his wife, Emma Grubbs, in childbirth in 1896. He had TB and adopted out 4 his daughters to chosen families before his death in 1904.
Adolph T and Martha C Carey were Irma's adoptive parents. She was adopted when she was about 13 years old. The Careys were neighbors to her father, James William Stovall, when they were living in Woodson County, KS. Will Stovall lost his wife, Emma Grubbs, in childbirth in 1896. He had TB and adopted out 4 his daughters to chosen families before his death in 1904.
d/o Adolph T & Martha C Carey, 1st husband Ray Andrew Ward, Irma Cleora Stovall Carey married 2nd husband, August Kahler on Dec 22, 1925 in Marengo, Iowa Co, IA. ? Stovall.
Adolph T and Martha C Carey were Irma's adoptive parents. She was adopted when she was about 13 years old. The Careys were neighbors to her father, James William Stovall, when they were living in Woodson County, KS. Will Stovall lost his wife, Emma Grubbs, in childbirth in 1896. He had TB and adopted out 4 his daughters to chosen families before his death in 1904.
Adolph T and Martha C Carey were Irma's adoptive parents. She was adopted when she was about 13 years old. The Careys were neighbors to her father, James William Stovall, when they were living in Woodson County, KS. Will Stovall lost his wife, Emma Grubbs, in childbirth in 1896. He had TB and adopted out 4 his daughters to chosen families before his death in 1904.
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