Everett Eugene Ellenwood and Marian Agnes Pyson
Everett Eugene Ellenwood
- Born
- 28 SEP 1909[1] at Gray, Maine
- Died
- 13 AUG 1972[4]
- Buried
- [5] at Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park, Cuyahoga, Ohio
- Married
- 07 JUN 1939[6] at Burlington, Chittenden, Vt.
- Father
- George A. Ellinwood
- Mother
- Josephine Morrell
The Maine birth entry indexes the mother by her maiden surname, Josephine D. Morrill, and the surname of the father as Ellenwood, eleven years after the marriage. Needs independent verification: the birth certificate for Everett Eugene.[8]
Everett E. Ellinwood, who died in August 1972 and was buried at Brook Park, Ohio, is identified with him by the birth date of 28 September 1909, which the Social Security Death Index, the Social Security application correspondence and the Find a Grave memorial all give, and by the 1939 Vermont marriage record naming his parents as George A Ellinwood and Josephine D Morrill and his wife as Marian Agnes Pyson, whose first name and initial agree with the wife Marian A. of the Ohio obituary. The Social Security Death Index names Indiana as the state of issue, and none of these records names a birthplace. The spelling Ellinwood replaces Ellenwood in the later records; the tree keeps Ellenwood from his Maine birth entry. Needs independent verification: a record naming both his Maine parents and his Ohio residence.[9]
Marian Agnes Pyson
- Born
- ABT 1913[13]
- Died
- 1996[14]
- Father
- William S Pyson
- Mother
- Mary A Sotak
The 1939 Vermont marriage record names the bride Marian Agnes Pyson, aged 26; her husband’s Cleveland obituary of 1972, as transcribed on a Find a Grave memorial, spells her maiden name Pieson. Needs independent verification: a record of her own giving her birth and the spelling of her surname.[15]
Children
The 1972 Cleveland obituary, as transcribed on the Find a Grave memorial of his father, names Philip J. as the son of Everett E. Ellinwood and Marian A., and his wife Patricia F. as daughter-in-law; the surname is his father’s. Needs independent verification: his birth record or his own obituary.[17]