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Census: 1920
, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED78, pg247A
S1354
Census: 1930
, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED58-12, pg20A
S1355
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Father: Thomas J Savage
Mother: Augusta Davis
Notes:
The Zanesville Signal, Zanesville, Ohio, Thursday Evening, February 19, 1931, pg11
17-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL GIRL DIES FROM BRAIN FEVER
McConellsville, O., Feb 19 - Myrtle Savage, 17, senior at M and M high
school, died Wednesday afternoon following an illness of two days from
brain fever. Miss Savage had been in good health until taken sick
Monday evening, complaining of a pain in her head. She grew rapidly
worse. She was a member of the M E church of McConnelsville, and she
was a talented musician. She stood high in her school work and
leaves many friends beside her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Savage and
two brothers, Harry Savage, Zanesville, and Bryan, Columbus.
Sources:
S1355: [S1355] 1930 census, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED58-12, pg20A
S1354: [S1354] 1920 census, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED78, pg247A
SD05360: death certificate
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Father: Robert Ray Southworth
Mother: Ivy Josephine Green
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Census: 2 Aug 1870
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, p155A
S2346
Census: 12 Jun 1880
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, ED92, p62B
S2345
Census: 4 Jun 1900
, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Westmoreland, ED146, p130B
S6373
Census: 17 May 1910
, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Clear Creek Tp, ED115, p69A
S6374
Census: 17 Feb 1920
, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Rock Creek Tp, p222A
S6375
Census: 16 Apr 1930
, Kansas, Marshall Co., Blue Rapids Tp, ED59-5, p38B
S6376
Father: Samuel Hunter
Mother: Lydia M Heisler
Sources:
S6376: [S6376] 1930 census, Kansas, Marshall Co., Blue Rapids Tp, ED59-5, p38B
S6375: [S6375] 1920 census, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Rock Creek Tp, p222A
S6374: [S6374] 1910 census, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Clear Creek Tp, ED115, p69A
S6373: [S6373] 1900 census, Kansas, Pottawatomie Co., Westmoreland, ED146, p130B
S2345: [S2345] 1880 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, ED92, p62B
S2346: [S2346] 1870 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, p155A
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Census: 19 Jan 1920
, Virginia, Carroll Co., Blair, ED16, p231B
S3672
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Sources:
S3672: [S3672] 1920 census, Virginia, Carroll Co., Blair, ED16, p231B
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| m.Nancy Elizabeth Sutphin |
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Census: 11 Jun 1880
, Indiana, Monroe Co., Bloomington, ED281, p54B
S4272
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Father: John Thomas Langley
Mother: Nancy Jane Jackson
Sources:
S4272: [S4272] 1880 census, Indiana, Monroe Co., Bloomington, ED281, p54B
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Census: 3 Apr 1930
, Maryland, Baltimore Co., 4th election dist, ED3-25, sh1B
S1101
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Father: Abner Luther Knowles
Mother: Clover Gay Keith
Notes:
The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Tuesday Morning, April 1, 1941, page 1
Boy And Girl Found Dead In Parked Auto
FARM WORKMEN MAKE DISCOVERY NOTIFY POLICE
A. L. Knowles, 18, June Longerbeam, 16, Had Been Missing Since Sunday
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING WAS CAUSE
The bodies of a Frederick high school senior and her youthful
boyfriend were found embraced in death on the seat of a five-year-old
coupe on a little used road near Libertytown early Monday afternoon.
An autopsy performed here last night revealed that Miss June
Longerbeam, 16, Libertytown, and A. Luther Knowles, 18, Buckeyestown,
died some time Sunday night when they were accidentally overcome by
carbon monoxide fumes. The autopsy, performed by Dr. Henry L.
Willenweber, assistant State medical examiner of Baltimore, in the
presence of Frederick county medical examiner and Corporal Walter K.
May of the State Police, discounted earlier reports that circulated
through the city that the young couple had died in a suicide pact.
The autopsy failed to reveal any trace ofpoison or foul play, but
clearly indicated death from carbon monoxide poisoning. As officials
described the accident; last night, Knowles and Miss Longerbeam, were
parked in the former's 1936 Chevrolet coupe on a little used road a
mile and a half east of Libertytown on the highway to Unionville.
In order to keep warm, authorities said, the couple apparently left
the motor running and the deadly fumes overpowered them. It was
explained by the medical examiner that carbon monoxide fumes are
treacherous in that they are oderless and lethal in their effect.
He expressed the opinioin that Knowles and Miss Longerbeam were
unaware of their danger. Corporal May said the ignition of the
automobile was turned on and the gasoline tank was dry. A heater
under the dash had not been in operation, the officer said. The
unclad bodies were discovered shortly after 1 o'clock Monday
afternoon by "Bud" Smith and Earl Garber, Libertytown, who were
plowing in a nearby field. Garber had noticed the parked car earlier
in the day when he delivered his milk in Unionville, but did not
investigate until several hours later when he noted that the machine
had not been moved. The place where the machine was parked is a
section of highway that was abandoned to eliminate a curve when the
present road to Unionville was constructed. It was hidden from the
main road by a bank. It adjoins the Harry Lowman farm. Garber
notified State Police headquarters here and Corporal May went to the
scene. An ambulance was summoned and the bodies were removed to the
Harry E. Carty Company funeral home, 54 East Patrick street, where
the autopsies were held. The county medical examiner who accompanied
the State trooper to the scene, declined to give a verdict until an
autopsy was held. As examination of the bodies failed to reveal any
marks of violence a theory of murder was immediately discounted.
Officials declined to rule out a suicide pact, however, until the
autopsy report was studied. Dr. Willenweber was summoned from
Baltimore and performed autopsies on both bodies. There was no
evidence that the couple had been drinking. The couple was last
seen about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon when Knowles, who had been
"dating" Miss Longerbeam for sometime, called at her home on the
James Sappington of S. farm near Libertytown. When Knowles failed
to return home Sunday night his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Luther
Knowles, Buckeyestown, called the State Police in an effort to learn
if their son had been in an automobile accident. It is understood
he had been in an automobile accident sometime ago. When no accident
report was recieved on the young man, a broadcast was made to York,
Pa, on the supposition that he might be there. Miss Longerbeam's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lester Longerbeam, are said to have had a
description of their daughter broadcast by radio in an attempt to
learn her whereabouts when she failed to return home. Miss
Longerbeam, an attractive brunette, was a senior at Frederick high
school and was well-known. She was born in Percellville, Va., a
daughter of Lester and Lola Starkey Longerbeam, and had resided with
her parents in Brunswick and on a farm on the Ballanger Creek road
before moving with them two years ago to Libertytown. Her father is
a tenant on the Sappington farm. She is survived by her parents, and
two sisters, Mrs. Frances Staub, Loudoun County, Virginia, and Mrs.
Georgia Dean, Washington. Funeral arrangements will be announced
later. Knowles was graduated from Frederick high school last June
as since that time had been employed as a bookkeeper by the m. J.
Grove Lime Company at Lime Kiln. He was described as an efficient
employe. He was a son of A. Luther Knowles and Mrs. Clover Keith
Knowles, tenants on the Baker farm, Buckeyestown. He was born at
Warsaw, Coshocton Co., Ohio and had resided in Buckeystown five
years. He was a member of the Sunday school of the Buckeyestown
Methodist church. Surviving are his parents and one sister,
Elizabeth Keith Knowles, at home. Funeral arrangements will be
announce later. The Harry E. Carty Company is the funeral director. 1 CONC
The Frederick Post, Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday Morning, April 2, 1941
(photo in paper - but not clear in the microfilm)
MONOXIDE GAS VICTIMS' RITES ARE ARRANGED.
A. Luther Knowles To Be Buried Today; Miss Longerbeam Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements were made Tuesday for an attractive Frederick
High School senior and her boyfriend, a graduate of the same school,
whose Sunday night date ended in death from carbon monoxide
poisoning. The bodies of the girl, 16-year old June Longerbeam,
Libertytown, and the boy, A. Luther Knowles, 18, Buckeyestown, were
found in an embrace on the seat of a five-year-old coupe on a little
used road near Libertytown early Monday afternoon. The funeral of
Knowles is scheduled to take place this afternoon at two o'clock from
the funeral home, 54 East Patrick street. The services will be
private. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. The funeral of
Miss Longerbeam will take place this morning leaving the late home at
Libertytown at 10:30 o'clock, with further services in the First
Baptist church, this city. Interment will be in Mt. Olive cemetery.
Harry E. Carty Company, funeral directors. The body of Miss
Longerbeam was removed to her home Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. An
autopsy performed Monday night disclosed that the couple died some
time Sunday night when they were accidentally overcome by carbon
monoxide fumes.
Sources:
S1101: [S1101] 1930 census, Maryland, Baltimore Co., 4th election dist, ED3-25, sh1B
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| m.Norman Wesley Gibson |
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Census: 14 Jan 1920
, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, ED128, p59B
S5465
Census: 10 Apr 1930
, Oklahoma, oklahoma City, ED35-66, p236A
S5466
| m.Leona Yeokum |
Sources:
S5466: [S5466] 1930 census, Oklahoma, oklahoma City, ED35-66, p236A
S5465: [S5465] 1920 census, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, ED128, p59B
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Father: Living Covey
Mother: Living Longley
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Census: 2 Jun 1900
, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings Twp, ED6, p6A
S2916
Census: Apr 1910
, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings, ED9, p87B
S2922
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Father: James Alonzo Rose
Mother: Elizabeth Martin
Sources:
S2922: [S2922] 1910 census, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings, ED9, p87B
S2916: [S2916] 1900 census, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings Twp, ED6, p6A
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| m.Living Zuniga |
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Father: Living Longley
Mother: Living Vanwinkle
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Father: Living Stegon
Mother: Living Tharp
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Census: 5 May 1910
, Texas, Williamson Co., Pct 1, ED116, p268A
S6082
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Father: William C Green
Mother: Emma green
Sources:
S6082: [S6082] 1910 census, Texas, Williamson Co., Pct 1, ED116, p268A
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Census: 1910
, Oklahoma, Osage Co, Blackdog Twp, ED 163, p17B
S0139
Census: 1920
, Oklahoma, Creek Co., Tiger Twp, ed53, pg1B
S0155
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Father: Willis M Farley
Mother: Jessie M Culp
Sources:
S0155: [S0155] 1920 census, Oklahoma, Creek Co., Tiger Twp, ed53, pg1B
S0139: [S0139] 1910 census, Oklahoma, Osage Co, Blackdog Twp, ED 163, p17B
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Census: 19 Apr 1930
, Ohio, Belmont Co., Richland Twp, St. Clairsville, ED7-43, pg80A
S2281
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Father: Wayne T Van Curen
Mother: Anna W Longley
Notes:
Ohio death cert 402440 vol 00047 (not verified) - widowed at time of death
Sources:
S2281: [S2281] 1930 census, Ohio, Belmont Co., Richland Twp, St. Clairsville, ED7-43, pg80A
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