Walter Edward KING & Amy Ethel SPICKARD

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Walter Edward KING
Amy Ethel SPICKARD

Husband: Walter Edward KING
Birth: 10 Aug 1885, Lawson, Clay Co., MO
Death: 11 Jul 1958, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO
Father: James KING
Mother: Emeline Mildred BUSTER

Marriage: 16 Apr 1909, Kansas City, MO

Wife: Amy Ethel SPICKARD
Birth: 8 Nov 1889, Spickard, Grundy Co., MO
Death: 17 Jun 1982, Santa Anita, Los Angeles Co., CA
Father: Alexander Union SPICKARD
Mother: Sarah Ann "Sallie" McHARGUE

Children:

1. Morris Edward KING, b. 24 May 1911, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO; d. 27 Dec 1982, Los Angeles Co., CA; m. 6 Aug 1933, Greenfield, IA, Zelda Maxine JAMES; no issue
2. (Daughter) KING <living>
3. (Daughter) KING <living>

Sources:

1. Email from Carol Moore Manoukian (2 Aug 2001).

2. California Death Index, 1940-1997 (online at RootsWeb.com, Inc.; missing columns contained no data):

Last
Name First
Name Middle Birth
Date Mother
Maiden Father
Last Sex Birth
Place Death Place
(County) Death
Date SSN Age

KING AMY ETHEL 11/08/1889 MCHARGUE SPICKARD F MISSOURI LOS ANGELES (19) 06/17/1982 496-24-0206 92 yrs

KING MORRIS EDWARD 05/24/1911 MCHARGUE - M MISSOURI LOS ANGELES (19) 12/27/1982 496-07-8206 71 yrs

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