Eli Woodrie Clifford

Also Eli W. Clifford

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Life

  1. 1875
    Born
  2. 1880
    Lived
  3. 1947
    Died
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Family

Father
John Marshall Clifford c. 1844–1879

Both name John Clifford; the death certificate gives his birthplace as Nebraska, where John's family lived in 1860.

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Spouse
Gertrude "Gertie" Clifford (maiden name unknown)

She died before him. Perhaps the "Mrs. Mary E. Cavey [?]" of Lake City whom he married at Aztec, New Mexico, about the beginning of January 1902 (newspaper-san-juan-county-index-1902-clifford); the tree that posted that clipping calls her Mary Gertrude Craig.

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Pedigree

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Notes

Named for his grandfather Eli Woodruff Bruner. About the beginning of January 1902, “Eli W. Clifford and Mrs. Mary E. Cavey [?], of Lake City,” came from Hinsdale County, Colorado, to be married by Justice Tinker at Aztec, New Mexico (record). Whether she is the Gertrude of his death certificate is not yet shown. A retired farmer and cattle raiser, in the Bothell community for 21 years when he died; widowed. Cremated at Washelli Crematory, 4 June 1947. The informant was Mrs. Arthur Bailey of Bothell, probably his niece Lucille Clifford Bailey.

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Pictures

Emma Dunlap and her familyEmma Dunlap and her familyc. 1930-1932 · 19 peopleEli W. Clifford marries at Aztec, New Mexico, 1902Eli W. Clifford marries at Aztec, New Mexico, 190217 Jan 1902Eli W. Clifford's death certificate, Bothell, 1947Eli W. Clifford's death certificate, Bothell, 194731 May 1947

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