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Note: N2064 !Elsie Ethel born at Brush Creek and married to Walter L. Humphreys at Loveland CO, one son named Wendell. Elsie was a fine primary teacher. Home is now at Oxnard, California. Later moved to Oceanside, California in 1927 (909 2nd St., Apt E) Ham Manuscript.
!2010: Info from Don Humphreys, thehumph@@pacbell.net. To my knowledge, Walter and Elsie moved to California when my dad was young (i.e. in the early 1920s.) Before that they lived in Gunnison , Utah (where for a short time I am told my grandfather Walter was a partner of J.C. Penney in one of his early stores.) Upon moving to California Walter, Elsie and my dad lived in Oceanside for a time and then Oxnard where my dad went to high school. They then moved to the Los Angeles area ( Alhambra ?) and my dad attended the California Institute of Technology. Elsie died in L.A. County , possibly Pasadena or South Pasadena (I saw her in a rest home shortly before her death but was a young guy and don't remember exactly where that was.) Walter also died in L.A. County .
!25 Sep 1906: Walter Humphries of Longmont and Miss Elsie Hamm were married in Denver Tuesday Sep 25th. The bride is a sister of W. H. Ham of the Crescent and is well known in this vicinity, and has a wide range of friends, having lived here with he mother for many years. She is a graduate of our high school, and of the State Norman School; and has been a successful teacher for several years. The groom is in the employ of a prominent Longmont mercantile fir, and is highly respected. They expect to make Longmont their home. The Saguache Crescent, Saguache Colorado, Thursday, September 27, 1906.
!12 Sep 1918: Worked for J. C. Penney, Gunnison, Sanpete Co., UT.
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