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     Tony Martinelli was born circa 1919 at Arizona.
     Tony married Esleta Violet Larremore , daughter of John Martin Larremore and Annie Belle Jennings. Toni Martinelli was running from the Mafia, so they went by the name of Nirdi. We do not know if this was a legal name change. This may have something to do with Vi having 2 Social Security Numbers.
     He had a bar in Florence, Colorado. He and Vi had bars in Rocksprings, Wyo (in Vi's brother's name, Larimer Larremore), and in Globe, Arizona . One of the bars in Rocksprings was the Miners Home Bar.
     Tony Martinelli and Esleta Violet Larremore were the owners of Miners Home Bar at Rocksprings, Wyoming.

     
     John Edgar George was born circa 1890 at Duncan, Greenlee County, Arizona.
     John Edgar George He went by Colored George and the story behind his nickname was that when he was a small boy he was out in the front of his house eating a chocolate candy bar and he had the chocolate all over his face when one of the neighbors came by and saw him. She told his mother that he looked like a little colored boy standing there, so that name stuck with him all his life.
     John married Margaret Adaline Larremore , daughter of Creed Washington Larremore and Nora Ellen Pool.
     John married Esleta Violet Larremore , daughter of John Martin Larremore and Annie Belle Jennings.
     John Edgar George died on 29 October 1975 at Duncan, Greenlee County, Arizona. He was buried on 3 November 1975 at Duncan, Greenlee County, Arizona.

     
     Jack Martin Larremore was born on 12 May 1956 at Park City, Utah, son of Theodore Windham Larremore.
     Jack Martin Larremore played the trumpet in Redondo Union High School RUHS BAND (Southern California). He was in the Air Force between 1977 and 1981. He was also a Forest Ranger at Utah.
     Jack Martin Larremore died on 31 July 1991 at age 35. His cause of death was leukemia. He was buried at Park City, Utah.

     
     Judge George Washington Larremore was born on 20 January 1840 at Washington County, Arkansas, son of John Larremore and Amanda Elizabeth Conway.
     Judge George Washington Larremore moved from Arkansas to Texas with his family circa 1845.
     George was a Texas Ranger and a Commanche Indian scout for the Confederate Army of Texas, Company E, 17th Texas Infantry (Allen's Regiment). He is listed on the muster role from 1862-1864. In 1862. On 14 March 1864, Judge George Washington Larremore was captured and held prisoner at Fort De Russy (north of Marksville La) This confederate fort was taken over by the Union Army, where they held our Confederate soldiers. Both Union and Confederate Reports can be found at http://www.civilwarhome.com/redriverrecords.htm.


     At age 26, George married Rachel Adeline Fanning , daughter of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald. George and Rachel were married on Wednesday, 4 July 1866 at Fredericksburg, Gillespie County, Texas. Rachel's mother, Mary Moore McDonald Larremore, wrote a note giving Rachel permission to marry George..
     Judge George Washington Larremore was a Seargent in the Frontier Forces, serving under Capt. Sampson's Company C between 1870 and 1871.
     Judge George Washington Larremore was was a Corporal in the Frontier Battalion serving under Lieutenant Coldwell, Company F. Between 1874 and 1875.
     On 3 June 1878 he bought 76 acres from his brother-in-law, Joseph T. Fanning. He did the surveying of these tracts of land which was accepted by the County authorities.
     Judge George Washington Larremore appeared on the census of 1880 at Precinct 4, Kimble County, Texas; Household:
          Name      Relation      Marital Status      Gender      Race      Age      Birthplace      Occupation      Father's Birthplace     Mother's Birthplace
          George LARREMORE      Self      M      Male      W      39      AR      Sheep Raiser      KY      TN
          Rachel LARREMORE      Wife      M      Female      W      31      IL      Keeping House      AL      IL
          Mary J. LARREMORE      Dau      S      Female      W      12      TX      At Home      AR      IL
          Elisebeth A. LARREMORE      Dau      S      Female      W      11      TX      At Home      AR      IL
          Queney J. LARREMORE      Dau      S      Female      W      9      TX            AR      IL
          Creed LARREMORE      Son      S      Male      W      8      TX            AR      IL
          Martin LARREMORE      Son      S      Male      W      6      TX            AR      IL
          Samuel L. FANNING      Cousin      M      Male      W      25      IL      At Home      VA      TN
          Phebe B. FANNING      SisterL      M      Female      W      19      IL      At Home      ENG      IL
          Mary A. FANNING      MotherL      W      Female      W      51      IL      At Home      NC      KY
          Joseph T. FANNING      BroL      S      Male      W      30      IL      Raising Sheep      VA      TN
          George RAYELEY      Other      S      Male      W      30      IL      Sheep Herder      GER      GER
Note: Our records show his mother as Amanda Elizabeth Conway, born in Arkansas.
     When George brought his family by wagon train to what was later called Seven Rivers, it was a true wilderness. The wagon train arrived 22 September 1880 and included the families of Joe Fanning, Joe Woods, Will Nelson, Marion Burleson, Ed Peril, Dick Turknett, Howard Henderson, Levi Watson, and Charlie and Buster Gambel. These were the original settlers of the area and many are included as family in this tree.
     By 1884, more pioneers arrived by wagon train and the area now known as Seven Rivers became a small wild west cow town. This wild town soon attracted many outlaws; Billy the Kid (alias, William H. Bonney, Henry McCarty, and Kid Antrim) being one who frequently visited the Larremore's of this area. Another famous outlaw of the time was Clay Allison. Instead of dying in a gun battle like most gunslingers, he died while he was with our Judge George. Quoting an article found on angelfire, "Clay Allison fell off Geo. Larrimore's wagon and was killed..." He had gone to the town of Pecos, Texas, for some supplies. Apparently, a grain sack had begun to slide from the wagon, and when Allison reached for it, he lost his balance, fell, and one of the wheels passed over his neck, breaking it and killing him." The entire Clay Allison story can be found at http://www.angelfire.com/apes/westlegends/Allison.htm. The 1900 Census indicates that George Washington Larremore was a Farmer, owned his own farm free and clear without mortgage. George and his family could all read, write, and speak English.
     In 1908, Judge George Washington Larremore was elected Probate Judge with 100% of the vote.
     Judge George Washington Larremore died on 13 June 1909 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 69. He was buried at Carlsbad Cemetery - Odd Fellows, Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico. He The front page of the CARLSBAD ARGUS dated June 18, 1909 reads:
DEATH OF GEORGE W. LARREMORE
     Judge George W. Larremore died at his home, in the northwest part of the city, last Saturday evening, of cancer, and was buried Sunday afternoon, in the City cemetery.
     'Uncle George,' as he was familiarly known to the majority of the citizens of Carlsbad, was one of the oldest citizens in this part of the valley and had until the past few months, enjoyed robust health. He was born in Arkansas, sixty-nine years ago, and removed from there to Texas in the early forties. In 1880 he became imbued with the western spirit and migrated to the Pecos Valley, settling on a tract of land in the Seven River country, about twenty miles northwest of Carlsbad, which is still known as the 'old Larremore place.' About six years ago he moved to a farm near Malaga, where he continued to live until this past winter, when , on account of his failing health, he came to Carlsbad to receive medical attention.
     Last year, he announced himself a candidate for probate judge of Eddy county and his popularity with his home people was most graciously shown by the large majority which was given him when the votes were counted, which was the largest majority ever given a candidate for any office in Eddy county.
     Last October, cancer of the face developed and he immediately sought treatment, but with no avail. It stubbornly refused to yield to the most rigorous treatment, and early this spring he underwent an operation which it was thought would check if not cure the trouble, but such was not the case, and last Saturday night it claimed him for its victim.
     The deceased leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death. They are Mrs. George W. Larremore, his wife; Mrs. Alice Hillyer, C. W. Larremore, J. M. Larremore and Mrs. Dora Bass all of whom were at his bedside when the end came. The funeral services were held last Sunday afternoon, from his late home, conducted by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of which he was a member. The remains were laid to rest in the Odd Fellows' reserve, in the City cemetery.

     
     Rachel Adeline Fanning was born on 9 August 1849 at Murrayville, Morgan County, Illinois, daughter of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald. BIRTH: On 1890 Census, Creed Washington, her son, lists his mother's state of birth as Alabama.
     At age 16, Rachel married Judge George Washington Larremore , son of John Larremore and Amanda Elizabeth Conway. George and Rachel were married on Wednesday, 4 July 1866 at Fredericksburg, Gillespie County, Texas. Rachel's mother, Mary Moore McDonald Larremore, wrote a note giving Rachel permission to marry George..
     Rachel Adeline Fanning died on 8 April 1948 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 98. She was buried at Carlsbad City Cemetery - Odd Fellows Lot, Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico. She received her endowment on 10 August 1972. She was sealed as a child to , daughter of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald, on 7 November 1973.

     
     Mary Josephine Larremore was born on 25 November 1866 at Harper, Gillespie County, Texas, daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning.
     At age 16, Mary married Andrew Jackson Burleson , son of John Garvin Burleson and Rachel Edney Bishop. Andrew and Mary were married on Wednesday, 10 October 1883 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Mary Josephine Larremore died on 15 December 1945 at Saginaw, Lane County, Oregon, at age 79. She was buried at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon. Her obituary appeared in the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL from Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, dated Thursday, December 20, 1945 It reads:
MRS. MARY BURLESON DIES SATURDAY A.M.
     Mrs. Mary J. Burleson, 79, died at the home of a son, Jay Burleson, at Saginaw, Saturday morning following a short illness. She was born as Mary J. Larrimore in Casper County, Texas, November 25, 1866, and at the age of 12 moved with her parents to Carlsbad, New Mexico where she received her education and grew to womanhood.
     On October 10, 1882 she married ANDREW BURLESON. Mr. and Mrs. Burleson returned to Texas where they made their home for sometime before returning to Carlsbad where they lived until coming to Saginaw in 1923, where they located. Mr. Burleson passed away in 1938.
     Surviving are [previously clipped from ancestrial file record] mother of Carlsbad, New Mexico; three daughters, Mrs. Lilly Pettit of California; Mrs. Myrtle Prine of Saginaw and Mrs. Rachel Robbins of Vernonia, Oregon and two sons Jay and Jesse Burleson of Saginaw. Also by a sister and two brothers of New Mexico, seven grand and five great grandchildren.
     Funeral services were held from the Smith funeral chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Frank Brown officiating. Interment was in the Masonic-IOOF cemetery.

     
     Andrew Jackson Burleson was born on 10 October 1860 at Circo Springs, Kerr County, Texas, son of John Garvin Burleson and Rachel Edney Bishop.
     At age 23, Andrew married Mary Josephine Larremore , daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning. Andrew and Mary were married on Wednesday, 10 October 1883 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Andrew Jackson Burleson appeared on the census of 1920 at Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mexico; On the 1920 census of New Mexico in Santa Rita, Grant County, Prec. #13, taken
February 13, 1920, line 19, family 797, it shows:
BURLESON, ANDREW J. age-59 born-Texas farmer has dry farm
Mary J. 52 Texas
Roxie D. 16 Texas
Rachel D. 12 Arizona
Jay 9 Arizona.
     Andrew Jackson Burleson died on 17 May 1938 at Saginaw, Lane County, Oregon, at age 77. He was buried on 20 May 1938 at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.

     
     Della Adeline Burleson was born on 27 September 1884 at Texas, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Della Adeline Burleson married L. Kyle Powers . They were married circa 1904 at Maricopa County, Arizona.
     Della Adeline Burleson died circa 1942. She Della Burleson died from cancer. She was buried at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     L. Kyle Powers was born circa 1884 at Arizona.
     L. Kyle Powers married Della Adeline Burleson , daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. They were married circa 1904 at Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     Myrtle Ellen Burleson was born on 31 December 1885 at Texas, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Myrtle married David Pettet . David and Myrtle were married circa 1905 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
     At age 41, Myrtle married Lawrence Prine . Lawrence and Myrtle were married on Wednesday, 4 May 1927 at Keslo, Washington.
     At age 63, Myrtle married Melvin Alexander Nelson . Melvin and Myrtle were married in June 1949 at Reno, Nevada.
     Myrtle Ellen Burleson died on 21 December 1987 at Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, at age 101; Obituary appeared in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Wednesday, December 23, 1987. This is what it reads:
MYRTLE NELSON
     Myrtle E. Nelson of 1340 Birch Ave., Cottage Grove died December 21. She was 102.
     She was born December 31, 1884 in Cressa Springs, Texas. She moved to New Mexico when she was young where her father owned a lead and silver mine. She married Dave Pettet in 1905. After the death of her husband in 1922, she moved to Saginaw, where she operated a cook shack for local logging firms and worked at a cannery in Eugene.
     She is survived by her sister, Rachel Robbins of Cottage Grove; and a niece, Joan Garrison of Creswell.
     No services were held with interment at Fir Grove Cemetery. She was buried on 22 December 1987 at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.

     
     David Pettet was born circa 1881 at Wisconsin.
     David married Myrtle Ellen Burleson , daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. David and Myrtle were married circa 1905 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
     David Pettet and Fannie Armstrong were MOST LIKELY NOT MARRIED, but had a child together.
     David Pettet's trade was a common traveler and his occupation was having to do with singer sewing machines.
     David Pettet appeared on the census of 18 April 1910 at Page 57A., Line 1, Family 21, Dwelling 21, Murphey Precint, Maricopa County, Arizona;
     PETTET, DAVID age-28 married-4 years born-Wisconsin
          Myrtle 24 4 years Texas
          Mildred 1/12 Arizona
     Pettet, Edward A. 36 brother Single Wisconsin
Also stated on the census is that their father was born in Wisconsin and their mother was born in England.
     David Pettet died circa 1922 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. He was buried at Pettet Cemetery pvt., Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     John Alphord Burleson was born on 10 January 1888 at Texas, son of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     John Alphord Burleson died before 20 December 1945.
     John Alphord Burleson was buried at Burleson Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     Daniel Albert Burleson was born on 4 March 1890 at New Mexico, son of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Daniel Albert Burleson died before 20 December 1945.

     
     Murray Andrew Burleson was born on 14 March 1892 at New Mexico, son of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. Murray Andrew Burleson was buried at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
     Murray Andrew Burleson died before 20 December 1945 at New Jersey; From Glenda Ward via Betty Bass
Murray Burleson was in the United States Army and was stationed in New Jersey. That is where he died from pneumonia.

     
     Flossie Etta Burleson was born on 17 March 1894 at New Mexico, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Flossie married Cephus Mead .
     Flossie Etta Burleson died in 1926 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. She was buried at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     Jesse Edward Burleson Jesse Edward Burleson's occupation was a night watchman for the lumber mill in
Saginaw, Lane County, Oregon. His cause of death was suffocation, as stated on
his funeral record, which also had his obituary.


     Jesse Edward Burleson was born on 24 September 1897 at Deming, Luna County, New Mexico, son of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Jesse married Alta Whetham .
     Jesse Edward Burleson died on 27 November 1948 at Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, at age 51; In the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL from Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, dated
Thursday, December 2, 1948, this is how the article reads:

JESSE E. BURLESON BURNED TO DEATH IN CABIN FIRE
     Jesse E. Burleson, 51, of Saginaw was burned to death early Saturday morning in his one room cabin, located about a quarter of a mile west of Saginaw. The fire in the Burleson cabin was first discovered by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gheer, who lived nearby about 3:00 a.m. Saturday morning. The entire building was ablaze before they reached it. The local fire department responded to the call, but the cabin was gutted before the department could extinguish the flames.
     Burleson's body was found after the fire. Robert Mills, deputy county coroner and C.V. Douglas, fire chief conducted an investigation as to the cause of the fire and reported that Burleson was probably asphyxiated while in bed and that the fire probably started from a smoldering cigarette, which caught the mattress afire. Douglas said it was his opinion that Burleson was dead sometime
before the building burned.
     Assisting in the investigation were: Clint Blodgett, police chief and James Downs, patrolman, both of the Cottage Grove police force. Deputy Coroner Mills said today investigation was continuing.
     Burleson was employed by the Riverside Lumber Company of Saginaw as a night watchman and had probably gone to bed an hour or two before the fire started. He had lived in this section for the past twenty-one years coming from California in 1927. He was born at Deming, New Mexico on September 24, 1897.      Surviving are a brother, Jay Burleson of Cottage Grove and two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Prine of Saginaw and Mrs. Rachel Robbins of Vernonia, Oregon.
     Funeral services were held from the Mills Mortuary Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Hugh Penniston, officiating. Interment was in the Masonic-IOOF Cemetery.

Obituary reads: BURLESON. Jesse Edward Burleson, age 51, passed away Saturday, November 27, 1948 at his home near Saginaw. He was born September 24, 1897 at Deming, New Mexico. Has been a resident of Cottage Grove for the past 21 years, coming from California in 1927. He was employed by the Riverside Lumber Company of Saginaw as a night watchman. He is survived by one brother, Jay Burleson of Cottage Grove; two sisters: Mrs. Myrtle Prine of Saginaw, Mrs. Rachel Robbins of Vernonia, Oregon. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, November 30, 1948 at 2:30 p.m. at Mills Mortuary in Cottage Grove. Rev. D. Hugh Penniston will officiate, interment in IOOF Cemetery, Cottage Grove. He was buried on 30 November 1948 at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.

     
     Lillian Burleson was born on 24 July 1904 at Arizona, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Lillian married Ernest Pettet . Ernest and Lillian were married in 1920 at Wisconsin.
     Lillian Burleson died at Arizona. She was buried at Pettit Cemetery pvt., Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     Ernest Pettet was born circa 1900 at Wisconsin.
     Ernest married Lillian Burleson , daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. Ernest and Lillian were married in 1920 at Wisconsin.
     Ernest Pettet was buried at Pettet Cemetery pvt., Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.

     
     Mary May Burleson was born on 4 May 1902 at Arizona, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Mary May Burleson died circa 1906.

     
     Rachel Dussie Burleson was born on 27 March 1907 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     At age 20, Rachel married George W. Robbins . George and Rachel were married on Saturday, 4 June 1927 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. Rachel Dussie Burleson and her husband, George Robbins, did not have any children.
     Rachel Dussie Burleson died on 14 March 2002 at Creswell Care Center, Creswell, Lane County, Oregon, at age 94. She was buried at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.

     
     Jay Aaron Burleson was born circa 1908 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, son of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore.
     Jay married Edna Whetham . Jay and Edna were married on Wednesday, 17 February 1932 at Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
     Jay Aaron Burleson was buried at Rest Haven Cemetery, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.

     
     Elizabeth Alice Larremore was born on 31 December 1868 at Kerrville, Kerr County, Texas, daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning.
     At the age of 22, Elizabeth Alice Larremore married William Eugene Hellyer on 11 January 1891 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico. Their marriage was performed by Frank Rheinboldt, and witnessed by S. T. McDonald and W. T. Cole. The Eddy Argus Newspaper dated Jan. 17, 1891, reads: " The well known and popular Doc Hellyer was married at Seven Rivers last Wednesday evening to Miss Alice Larremore. After the ceremony a splendid supper was partaken of by the guests concluding with a dance at the school house.
     Elizabeth Alice Larremore died on 29 March 1950 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 81. She was buried at Carlsbad Cemetery, Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico. Her obituary was found In the CARLSBAD CURRENT ARGUS, March 30, 1950 from Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico. It reads:
MRS. HELLYER, 82, PIONEER RESIDENT, DIES IN HOSPITAL
     Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Hellyer, 82, of 201 South Ash, a resident in this area for 70 years, died last night in a local hospital.
     As a girl of 12, she came with her parents in a covered wagon to Seven Rivers, where the family settled after the journey from Kerrville, Texas. In 1891, she was married to W.E. Hellyer, who died two years ago. He was in the construction business.
     She had lived in Carlsbad since 1928. She was a member of the First Methodist Church.
     Surviving are three sons, Tucker Hellyer, Carlsbad; G.T. Hellyer, Wickenburg, Arizona, and T.K. Hellyer, Harrison, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Flossie Robinson, Ranger, Texas, and Mrs. Irene Wilmoth, Salinas, California; a sister, MRS. DORA E. BASS, Lordsburg, two brothers, Creed Larramore, Mill Creek and Mark W. Larremore, Crow Heart, Wyoming; 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
     Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at First Methodist Church. The Rev. Joe Emanuel will officiate. Burial will be in Carlsbad Cemetery.

     
     William Eugene Hellyer was born on 28 January 1864 at Russell, Lucus, Iowa.
     At the age of 26, William Eugene Hellyer married Elizabeth Alice Larremore , daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning, on 11 January 1891 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico. Their marriage was performed by Frank Rheinboldt, and witnessed by S. T. McDonald and W. T. Cole. The Eddy Argus Newspaper dated Jan. 17, 1891, reads: " The well known and popular Doc Hellyer was married at Seven Rivers last Wednesday evening to Miss Alice Larremore. After the ceremony a splendid supper was partaken of by the guests concluding with a dance at the school house.
     William Eugene Hellyer appeared on the census of 1900 at Prec. 4, line or family 43, Eddy County, New Mexico; shows:
Hellyer, Will 36 husband/farmer born-Iowa
Alice 31 wife Texas
Thomas 8 son New Mexico
Addie 7 daughter New Mexico
William 3 son New Mexico
Elizabeth 2 daughter New Mexico.
     William Eugene Hellyer died on 14 April 1948 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 84. He was buried on 17 April 1948 at Carlsbad Cemetery, Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico.

     
     Quinnie Jane Larremore was born on 8 July 1871 at Bexar, Texas, daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning.
     At age 15, Quinnie married Walter Franklin Cole . Walter and Quinnie were married on Wednesday, 15 September 1886 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Quinnie Jane Larremore Her marriage announcement read "Walter F. Cole and Miss Queenie J. Larremore were United in Marriage on the 15th day of September 1886 at Seven Rivers by J. R. Hammond of Seven Rivers. Witnesses: Samuel Heaston and A. H. Barrett."
     Quinnie Jane Larremore died on 30 May 1901 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 29. She was buried at Cedar Cemetery, Cedar, Grayson County, Texas.

     
     Walter Franklin Cole was born on 1 July 1857 at North Carolina.
     At age 29, Walter married Quinnie Jane Larremore , daughter of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning. Walter and Quinnie were married on Wednesday, 15 September 1886 at Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Walter Franklin Cole Walter Franklin Cole and his brother, Robert William Cole, lived in New Mexico for several years. When he returned to Texas he bought a farm from his uncle, James Reid Cole, and spent the remainder of his life there. His uncle had owned the farm for twenty-five years and it stayed in the Cole family for many years
after Walter died.
     Walter Franklin Cole died on 24 December 1929 at age 72. He was buried at Cedar Cemetery, Cedar, Grayson County, Texas.

     
     Creed Washington Larremore was born on 18 February 1872 at Fredericksburg, Gillespie County, Texas, son of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning.
     Creed married Nora Ellen Pool , daughter of C. D. Pool and Margaret A. (?). Creed and Nora were married in 1896 at Hagerman, Chaves County, New Mexico.
     Creed Washington Larremore In the newspaper, EDDY CURRENT, dated 2 July, 1896, his marriage announcement
read: "MR. CREED LARRIMORE and MISS NORA POOL were married at the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Pool.

On the 1900 census of Eddy County, New Mexico Prec. 4, page 23, line or family
42, it shows:
Larremore, Creed 28 husband born-Texas
Nora 21 wife Texas
Margaret 3 daughter New Mexico
Nettie 1 daughter New Mexico

On the 1920 census of Grant County, New Mexico, Prec. 21, Pine Cienega taken
February 16, 1920 on line 8, family 24, it shows:
LARREMORE, Creed 47 born-Texas farmer has general farm
Nora 40 Texas
Susie 22 New Mexico Stenographer public work
Ellen 18 New Mexico School Teacher private school
Noraetta 16 New Mexico
George O 14 New Mexico
Norine 13 New Mexico
Creed 10 New Mexico
Mary 6 New Mexico
Winnie 3 New Mexico

      Creed Washington died on 21 Dec 1953 in Safford Graham County Arizona and was buried on 22 Dec 1953 in Safford Graham County Arizona. Nora Ellen died on 16 Apr 1980 in Safford Graham County Arizona and was buried in Safford Graham County Arizona. (Notes from Gary & Beth Salisberry).
     Creed Washington Larremore appeared on the census of 1900 at Precint 4, Eddy County, New Mexico. The census indicates that Creed Washington Larremore can read, write, and speak English. It also Indicates that he owned a home.
     The census of 16 February 1920 at Prec. 21, line 8, family 24, Pine Cienega, Grant County, New Mexico, reveals:
     LARREMORE, Creed 47 born-Texas farmer has general farm
          Nora 40 Texas
          Susie 22 New Mexico Stenographer public work
          Ellen 18 New Mexico School Teacher private school
          Noraetta 16 New Mexico
          George O 14 New Mexico
          Norine 13 New Mexico
          Creed 10 New Mexico
          Mary 6 New Mexico
          Winnie 3 New Mexico.
     Creed Washington Larremore died on 21 December 1953 at Safford, Graham County, Arizona, at age 81. The cause of death shown on the Death Certificate was Coranoma of prostate. He was buried on 22 December 1953 at Safford, Graham County, Arizona.

     
     Nora Ellen Pool was born on 23 August 1879 at Junction, Kimble County, Texas, daughter of C. D. Pool and Margaret A. (?).
     Nora married Creed Washington Larremore , son of Judge George Washington Larremore and Rachel Adeline Fanning. Creed and Nora were married in 1896 at Hagerman, Chaves County, New Mexico.
     Nora Ellen Pool died on 16 April 1980 at Safford, Graham County, Arizona, at age 100. She was buried at Safford, Graham County, Arizona.

     
     Margaret Adaline Larremore was born on 10 April 1897 at McMillan, Eddy County, New Mexico, daughter of Creed Washington Larremore and Nora Ellen Pool.
     At age 23, Margaret married Willard Kahl . Willard and Margaret were married on Monday, 28 March 1921 at Silver City, Grant County, New Mexico.
     Margaret married John Edgar George .
     Margaret Adaline Larremore died on 29 May 1993 at Duncan, Greenlee County, Arizona, at age 96.
     Margaret Adaline Larremore She was cremated, and her family has her ashes.

     
     Nettie Alice Larremore was born on 28 March 1899 at McMillan, Eddy County, New Mexico, daughter of Creed Washington Larremore and Nora Ellen Pool.
     At age 20, Nettie married James Arvel Reed . James and Nettie were married on Friday, 28 March 1919 at Carlsbad, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Nettie Alice Larremore died on 16 December 1991 at age 92. She was buried at Mule Creek Cemetery (Maybe), Safford, Graham County, Arizona.

     
     Quinnie Larremore , daughter of Creed Washington Larremore and Nora Ellen Pool.
     Quinnie Larremore was born, daughter of Creed Washington Larremore and Nora Ellen Pool.