On November 24, 1913, at the County Courthouse, Independence, KS, Marion married Nellie Adaline Miller.
Their children were Betty, James, and Marion Vance.
Marion was the son of George Washington Vance and Hannah Claretta Noakes.
Marion had only an eighth grade education, but was a hard worker. Worked at a refinery, for the railroad, and was a machinist. He was a Mason. And he attemped to build an airplane.
Their children were Betty, James, and Marion Vance.
Marion was the son of George Washington Vance and Hannah Claretta Noakes.
Marion had only an eighth grade education, but was a hard worker. Worked at a refinery, for the railroad, and was a machinist. He was a Mason. And he attemped to build an airplane.
On November 24, 1913, at the County Courthouse, Independence, KS, Marion married Nellie Adaline Miller.
Their children were Betty, James, and Marion Vance.
Marion was the son of George Washington Vance and Hannah Claretta Noakes.
Marion had only an eighth grade education, but was a hard worker. Worked at a refinery, for the railroad, and was a machinist. He was a Mason. And he attemped to build an airplane.
Their children were Betty, James, and Marion Vance.
Marion was the son of George Washington Vance and Hannah Claretta Noakes.
Marion had only an eighth grade education, but was a hard worker. Worked at a refinery, for the railroad, and was a machinist. He was a Mason. And he attemped to build an airplane.
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