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Note: Name: Margaret Alline Howren
Date of Birth: 11 Jun 1923
Birth County: Potter
Certificate Number: 35119
Roll number: 1923_0008
[Note that her name is misspelled on the birth certificate.]
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Texas, Birth Certificates, 1903-1932 about Margaret Alline Howren
Name: Margaret Alline Howren
Birth Date: 11 Jun 1923
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Amarillo, Potter, Texas, USA
Father: W D Howren
Father Birth Place: Georgetown, Texas
Mother: Fay Doris Blair
Mother Birth Place: Palo Pinto County, Texas
Mother Residence: 507 Florida
Doctor, E A Johnston MD
[Note that her name is misspelled on the birth certificate.]
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Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015
Name: Margaret Alleine Burlingame
Gender: Female
License Date: 3 Jun 1958
License Place: Wichita, Texas, USA
Marriage Date: 30 May 1958
Marriage Place: Wichita, Texas, USA
Spouse: James Willie Miller
Document Number: 00004315
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Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1928 > May > 1
The Just Kids Safety club Roster
Mary Howren, Margaret Howren
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Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1932 > January > 28
Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1932 > June > 27
Margaret Wills Elementary
Honor Roll
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Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1942 > June > 3
Wedding guests
Guests at the wedding of Miss Margaret Aleine Howren to Ronald B Burlingame Monday evening were as follows:
Ladies:
Jennie Richards of Eneinatas, Calif
Mrs E W Warren
Mrs Elden West,
Mrs Leon Smith
Mrs Albert L Randall
Lida Roach
Mrs Frank Galbreath
Mrs C B Galbreath
Mrs J J Eubanks [Cora Mae Iliff]
Mrs C T Word
Mrs Palmer Wheeler
Mrs D W Britain [Betty Belle's mother]
Betty Welch [Betty Belle Britain]
Mrs Luther G Roberts
Mrs H R Clayton
Mrs M S Wise
Mrs C R Warren Jr
Mrs J R Christal
Mrs C B Ashford
Leo J Martin of Clovis N M [This is Leo Joy Blair]
Miss Marie Brady
Miss Nancy Smith
Miss Betty Brock
Miss Betty Smith
Miss Margie Gene Randall
Miss Marty Elizabeth Glavier
Miss Kathleen Moore
Miss Kitty Warren
Miss Mickey Eubanks [Correct to Mickey Eubank]
Miss Jan Eubanks [Correct to Jan Eubank]
Miss Mary Howren of Claude [actually Mary Miller, since she was secretly married]
Miss June Arleburn
Miss Elizabeth Clayton
Miss Doris Wise
Miss Rosemary Bowlin
Miss Betty Jane Cooper
Miss Patricia Kirkpatrick
Miss Eunice Stowell
Miss Dolly Mae Stowell
Miss Johy Critenden
Miss Pauline Whiddon
Miss Cora Avery
Miss Barbara Jean Ashford
Miss Yuba Houston of Clovis
Sgt Carlos P Gust
Mr & Mrs Bob Word
Zane Kerr
D W Britain
Esker Wheeler
John Stinsons
Joe Glovier
James W Miller
Mr and Mrs H C Kirkpatrick
Mike Kirkpatrick
Coach R P Carter
Bobby Galbreath and Mary Alice Cawthon who played the wedding marches as accordion Duets
Luther G Roberts who performed the ceremony
Plamer Wheeler who sang "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life:
Mr and Mrs W D Howren, parents of the bride
The wedding took place at 6 o'clock in the garden at the Howren Home, 800 Florida Street, the couple is at home at 1011 Carolina Street.
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3 Jun 1942 Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Texas)
Howren-Burlingame Vows are Said in Garden at home
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Aleine Howren, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Howren, 800 Florida Street to Ronald B Burlingame, son of Mrs J J Eubanks, 1008 North Johnson Street. The wedding took place at 6:00 PM Monday evening in the garden at the Howren home with Luther G Roberts, pastor of the Central Church of Christ performing a single ring ceremony. The wedding music included "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" sung by Pamer Wheeler and an accordion duet rendition of the wedding marches by Bobby Galbreath and Mary Alice Cawton. The Bride, who was given away by her father, wore a white crepe dress. Her flowere were pink roses. Mrs Burlingame is a graduate of Amarillo High School and she attended Amarillo College for one year. The bridegroom ws graduated from Tucumcari High School and Amarillo College. He is employed by the Santa Fe. The couple is at home at 1014 Carolina Street.
Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1931 > March > 10
Margaret Wills School
Mrs Sparks teacher
Margaret Howren
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Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1937 > May > 31
Seventh grade promotion of Sam Houston Junior High School - Margaret Howren
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Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1946 > December > 31
An agreed settlement between Margaret Howren Burlingame, John C Eubank and others and the Safeway Stores, Inc, in connection with a fatal automibile accident was approved yesterday by Judge Henry S Bishop of 47th District Court, who heard the agreement in 108th District Court in the absence of Judge W E Gee. R B Burlingame, husband of Mrs Margaret Howren Burlingame, and Cora May Eubank, wife of John C Eubank, were killed in an automobile-truck collision near Raton, New Mexico, last June. In the settlement Mrs Burlingame received $3500 for herself, her two children and an unborn child. Mr Eubank received $2500 and an additional $500 for personal injuries and injuries to his child. The accident occurred when a Safeway truck, blinded by lights of an approaching car, which had forced the Burlingame car off the road, crashed into the rear of the Burlingame car. New Mexico State Highway patrolmen reported.
Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1947 > June > 11
Birthday greetings Mrs Margaret Burlingame
Amarillo Globe (Amarillo, Texas) > 1948 > June > 11
Birthday Greetings, Mrs Margaret Burlingame
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal (Lubbock, Texas)08 Nov 1953, Sun
Ad
Lubbock's Newest Hair Stylist
Margaret Burlingame
Individual Hair Shaping and Styling
Margaret's Beauty Shop
1517 - 19th Street
dial 3-9842
At rear of Self Furniture
"All work guaranteed"
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Social Security Death Index
Name: Margaret Alleine Miller
SSN: 453-46-2136
Last Residence: 79106 Amarillo, Potter, Texas
Born: 11 Jun 1923
Died: 24 Mar 2009
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)
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Margaret Howren Miller
Posted: Sunday, April 12, 2009
Margaret Howren Miller, 85, of Amarillo died Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in San Jacinto Church of Christ with Dale Dennis officiating. Burial was in Llano Cemetery. Margaret was born June 11, 1923, in Amarillo, the daughter of William Davis and Fay Doris Blair Howren. She lived in Amarillo most of her life. She married Ronald Blythe Burlingame on June 1, 1942, and she married James Willie Miller on May 31, 1958. She authored a book, "Exploring the World Within - A Road Map," published in 2002. She was preceded in death by her first husband in 1946, her second husband in 1966, and a stepson, Bill Miller, in 1990. Survivors include five sons, Robert Burlingame, Ray Burlingame, Jim Burlingame, Mike Miller and John Miller; 12 grandchildren, Wesley Earles, Justin Earles, Ridge Miller, Brent Miller, John Burlingame, Julie Ratner, Mary Wemple, Bethany Branum, Benjamin Burlingame, Chelsey Miller, Katrina Miller and Kyra Miller; and nine great-grandchildren, RJ, Cadence, Willie, Charlie Elizabeth, Dylan, Miles, Haven, Logan and Ayden.
Amarillo Globe-News, April 12, 2009
Burial:
Llano Cemetery
Amarillo, Potter County, Texas, USA
Plot: Section 20 Lot 59 Space 1H
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Deposition for lawsuit
Amarillo, Texas 6 Sep 1946
My name is Mrs Margaret Howren Burlingame. I am 28 years of age and the widow of Ronald Bythe Burlingame. We were married 1 Jun 1942. The marriage took place here at the residence of my parents, 800 Florida St. We have two children, Robert Stevens, born 17 Oct 1943, and Raymond Nelson, born 28 Jun 1945. My husband was 30 years of age at the time of his death. His mother, Mrs Cora May Eubank, was killed in this same accident, while his father, Harry Edward Burlingame, was killed about two months ago in a railroad accident. My husband had not been previously married and of course, had no other dependents besides myself and our two children named above. Our marriage license was obtained here in Potter county, Texas and name is on record. I have never been married before. I am pregnant at this time and am expecting another child about Jan 1947.
On Sunday, 18 Aug 1946, my husband, Robert Stevens, Mr and Mrs J J Eubank and their child Norma Jan, left Amarillo to go to northern New Mexico on a vacation trip. They went in our 1931 model Pontiac Fordor Sedan. They had planned on being away for two weeks. Howver, it became rainy weather and they decided to come home on the night of Aug 22-23rd. Enroute home the car was involved in an accident on the Raton-Clayton Highway, and in the accident my husband was killed, Robert Stevens injured seriously, Mrs Eubank was also killed and Mr Eubank and Norma Jan was injured. The car was demolished. Robert Stevens sustained fractures to both legs and a severe cut on his head. He is under the care of Dr Jason Robberson.
My husband was a mechanic by occupation, but was not employed at the time of his death. During the war he worked as an iron worker at Port Neches, Texas, on the rubber plant. He also worked at Sanford, Washington at the atomic plant, also as an iron worker. We also lived in Portland, Oregon where Mr Burlingame operated a filling station at 3526 Ratton Road (SW). We then went to Eugene, Oregon, where my husband operated an auto repair shop under lease. This business was discontinued following a severe flood.
N S Griggs and Son handled the funeral arrangements for the interment of my husband. My husband is survived by the following: Mrs H J Kuehl, Rt 3, Box 645, Sunnyvale, California, about 35 years of age, H V Burlingame, 125-A North Culver Street, Compton, California, age 34, and married. In addition to the surviving brother and sister, there are 4 half brothers and sisters, or rather 3 half sisters and 1 half brother. Their names are as follows: Laverne Burlingame, age 10, Wilma Burlingame, age 7, Harry Burlingame Jr, age 4, and lastly Norma Jan Eubank, age 9. The Burlingames live in Tucumcari, New Mexico with their Mother Mrs Jane Burlingame.
My husband's social security number is 709-18-6555. My husband had not worked for six months prior to his death. Prior to than he operated the garage at Eugene, Oregon, located on US Highway 99, South. We were barely making expenses in the garage venture.
I have the care and custody of our minor children. Robert Stevens remained at Raton, New Mexico until the Sunday following the accident under the care of Dr Adams, and was then transferred to Amarillo, under the care of Dr Robberson. The hospital bill at Raton was $31.50, while Dr Adams charged $75.00. The Northwest Texas Hospital charge was $20.76 for taking care of he child. The above expensed are partial and in no way final.
I have read the above statement and hereby certify that every statement set forth in the forgoing instrument is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signed, Mrs Margaret Howren Burlingame
Witnesses, W D Howren and Mrs W D Howren.
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U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: Margaret Burlingame (Widow Ronald B Burlingame)
Home, rear 1517 19th Street
Residence Year: 1954
Residence Place: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Publication Title: Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1954
Name: Margaret Burlingame (Widow Ronald), Margaret's Beauty Shop
Home, 1617 28th Street
Residence Year: 1955
Street address: 617 28th
Residence Place: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Publication Title: Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1955
Name: Margaret H Burlingame (Widow of R B Burlingame)
Margaret's Beauty Shop
Home, 1617 28th Street
Residence Year: 1956
Residence Place: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Publication Title: Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1956
Name: Mrs Margaret Burlingame, Margaret's Beauty Shop
Home 1617B 28th Street
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1957
Residence Place: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Publication Title: Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1957
Name: Mrs Margaret Burlingame, Margaret's Beauty Shop
Home: Rear 1617b 28th Street
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1958
Residence Place: Lubbock, Texas, USA
Publication Title: Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1958
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Marriage Liscense, State of New Mexico, Curry Co
No A-16420
I hereby make application for a license to unite in marriage with Margaret Burlingame, whose age is 28. I certify that I was born at Walthau [correct to Walthall] County, Mississippi on the 23rd day of march 1908. That I am now a resident of Panhandle, Texas,
Doy Holmes
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11 Apr 1952
I hereby make application for a license in marriage with Doy Holmes whose age is 44. I certify that I was born at Amarillo, Texas on 11 Jun 1923, that I am now a resident of Panhandle, Texas.
Margaret Burlingame
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 11 April 1952
Recorded, 11 Apr 1952 at 6:15 PM in Marriage Record Book No 46, Page No 16420
Ray Crowder, County Clerk
Marriage Certificate: I hereby certify that on the 11 Apr 1951, at Clovis, Curry Co, New Mexico, I, the undersigned, a minister of the Gospel, did join in the holy bonds of matrimony, in accordance with the laws of the state of New Mexico and the authorization of the foregoing license, Doy Holmes of Panhandle, Texas and Margaret Burlingame of Panhandle, Texas.
Name is not legible, Minister of the Gospel
Witnesses are not legible
Recorded this 15 April 1952 in Marriage Record Book No 46, page 16420
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Divorce
In the District Court of Carson County, 100th Judicial District of Texas
Margret Holmes vs Doy Holmes
Plaintiffs original petition: To the honorable Luther Gribble, Judge of said county: Now comes Margaret Holmes, hereinafter called "Plaintiff" complaining of Doy Holmes, hereinafter called "Defendant", and for cause of action alleges that:
1. Plaintiff is an actual bona fide inhabitant of the State of Texas and has been such for 12 months continuously next preceding the filing of this petition and has been a bona fide inhabitant of Carson County for six months next preceding the fining of this petition. Defendant resides in Hutchinson County, Texas.
2. Plaintiff was legally married to Defendant, Doy Holmes, on 11 April 1952, and they have ever since been husband and wife. No children have been born of said marriage.
3. Shortly after their marriage, the Defendant commenced a course of unkind, harsh and cruel conduct toward this Plaintiff which has continued and became progressively worse until Plaintiff was finally force to separate from Defendant. During the time the parties lived together as husband and wife, the Defendant was guilty of excesses, cruel treatment and outrages toward this Plaintiff of such nature as to render their further living together insupportable.
4. There are no community property rights to be adjudicated between the parties
5. Prior to her marriage with Defendant, Plaintiff’s name was Burlingame, and Plaintiff has three children by that name; it … [remainder is missing]
Judgement:
On this 27 March 1953, came on to be heard the above entitled and numbered cause wherein Margaret Holmes is plaintiff and Doy Holmes is defendant, and the plaintiff appeared in person and by her attorney, but the defendant, though duly and legally cited to appear and answer herein, came not but wholly made default. A jury having been waived, all matters of fact as well as of law were submitted to the court, and the court having considered the pleadings, the evidence and argument of counsel finds that no children were born of the marriage between the plaintiff and defendant, that there are no community property rights to be adjudicated between the parties, that prior to her marriage with defendant plaintiff’s name was Burlingame, that plaintiff has three children by that name and that it would be to her best interest and to the best interest of her children that the name Burlingame be restored to her and that all of the material allegations of plaintiff’s petition are true and that all pre-requisites of the law have been complied with and that plaintiff is entitled to a decree of divorce and to have the name Burlingame restored to her.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff, Margaret Holmes, and the defendant, Doy Holmes, be and they are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is granted a divorce from the defendant.
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Margaret Howren Miller
BIRTH 11 Jun 1923, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas, USA
DEATH 24 Mar 2009 (aged 85), Amarillo, Potter County, Texas, USA
BURIAL Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, Randall County, Texas, USA
PLOT Section 20 Lot 59 Space 1H
MEMORIAL ID 35769668 · View Source
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