Son of Harry Jephro Baughn & Mary Susin Knapple.
Married Lugena Bare on 19 May 1911 in Harrison, Sioux Co, Nebraska.
Married Hattie Leona Baker on 14 Aug 1953 in Lusk, Niobrara Co, Wyoming.
The Lusk Herald, April 22, 1971
Ray Baughn
Ray J. Baughn, 81, Lusk, died last Wednesday, April 14, at Casper. Funeral service was conducted from the Peet Mortuary in Lusk Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Philip King of Torrington officiating. Burial was in the Lusk Cemetery.
Mrs. Edna DeCastro, organist, accompanied Mrs. Walter Fernau, Mrs. Raime Fosher, Richard Collins, and Harry Lyon as they sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "Ivory Palaces."
Casket bearers were Robert York, Kenneth Bixler, Raime Fosher, Sven Johnson, Oscar Alexander, and Brownie Smallwood. Honorary bearers were H. P. Klemke, Tom Bower, Everette Brooks, Bill Magoon, Elmer Nelson, Dick Lee, Tom McCullough, Ed Cook, Clair Shippen, Bill Miller, Richard Lenz, Jim Valentine, Gus Johnson, Jess York and Dean Fosher.
Ray Baughn was born March 9, 1890, to Harry Jephro and Mary Knapple Baughn at Tobias, Neb. He moved with his parents to Manville at two years of age and except for 10 years on the Bixler ranches in Sioux County lived in Niobrara County the rest of his life. He grew up during the final years of the open range era to become a cowboy, sheep shearer, freighter during the first oil boom at Lance Creek, and as a road builder when all work was done with horses.
He married Lugena Bare at Harrison on May 19, 1911. To them were born three children; Mrs. Melvin (Estella) Peet, Mrs. Otto (Bertha) Krekeler, and Clayton Baughn. His first wife, Lugena, died June 22, 1940. He married Leona Malmborg, August 14, 1953.
Survivors include his wife; children, Mrs. Peet, Mrs. Krekeler, and Mr. Baughn; four step-children, Mrs. Carl (Marian) Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Kenneth Malmborg, Cheyenne, Mrs. Stan (Shirley) Wasson, Lusk; and Mrs. Grady (Evelyn) Criss, Chadron; two sisters, Mrs. Uva Scheerer, Lafayette, Colo., and Mrs. Alma Krehmke, Palo Alto, Calif.; five grandchildren, Mrs. Dick (Delores) Hummel, Lyman; Mrs. Don (Gloria) Daugherity, Casper, Wayne Peet, Spokane, Wash., Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Neb.; eight great-grandchildren; ten step-grandchildren; and two nieces, Mrs. (June) Marsh, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Tony (Doris) Angel, Phoenix, Ariz.
Those attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peet, Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clayton Baughn, Torrington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schurer, Lafayette, Colo., Mrs. Kate Schiberes, Bridgeport, Nebr., Lt. Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Nebr., Mrs. Gloria Daugherity, and daughter Dana, Casper., Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hammel, Sheri and Dirk, Lyman, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Curtis and son Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrington, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frodine, Arvada, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Grady Criss and family, Chadron, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malmborg, and family, Cheyenne.
Married Lugena Bare on 19 May 1911 in Harrison, Sioux Co, Nebraska.
Married Hattie Leona Baker on 14 Aug 1953 in Lusk, Niobrara Co, Wyoming.
The Lusk Herald, April 22, 1971
Ray Baughn
Ray J. Baughn, 81, Lusk, died last Wednesday, April 14, at Casper. Funeral service was conducted from the Peet Mortuary in Lusk Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Philip King of Torrington officiating. Burial was in the Lusk Cemetery.
Mrs. Edna DeCastro, organist, accompanied Mrs. Walter Fernau, Mrs. Raime Fosher, Richard Collins, and Harry Lyon as they sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "Ivory Palaces."
Casket bearers were Robert York, Kenneth Bixler, Raime Fosher, Sven Johnson, Oscar Alexander, and Brownie Smallwood. Honorary bearers were H. P. Klemke, Tom Bower, Everette Brooks, Bill Magoon, Elmer Nelson, Dick Lee, Tom McCullough, Ed Cook, Clair Shippen, Bill Miller, Richard Lenz, Jim Valentine, Gus Johnson, Jess York and Dean Fosher.
Ray Baughn was born March 9, 1890, to Harry Jephro and Mary Knapple Baughn at Tobias, Neb. He moved with his parents to Manville at two years of age and except for 10 years on the Bixler ranches in Sioux County lived in Niobrara County the rest of his life. He grew up during the final years of the open range era to become a cowboy, sheep shearer, freighter during the first oil boom at Lance Creek, and as a road builder when all work was done with horses.
He married Lugena Bare at Harrison on May 19, 1911. To them were born three children; Mrs. Melvin (Estella) Peet, Mrs. Otto (Bertha) Krekeler, and Clayton Baughn. His first wife, Lugena, died June 22, 1940. He married Leona Malmborg, August 14, 1953.
Survivors include his wife; children, Mrs. Peet, Mrs. Krekeler, and Mr. Baughn; four step-children, Mrs. Carl (Marian) Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Kenneth Malmborg, Cheyenne, Mrs. Stan (Shirley) Wasson, Lusk; and Mrs. Grady (Evelyn) Criss, Chadron; two sisters, Mrs. Uva Scheerer, Lafayette, Colo., and Mrs. Alma Krehmke, Palo Alto, Calif.; five grandchildren, Mrs. Dick (Delores) Hummel, Lyman; Mrs. Don (Gloria) Daugherity, Casper, Wayne Peet, Spokane, Wash., Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Neb.; eight great-grandchildren; ten step-grandchildren; and two nieces, Mrs. (June) Marsh, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Tony (Doris) Angel, Phoenix, Ariz.
Those attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peet, Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clayton Baughn, Torrington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schurer, Lafayette, Colo., Mrs. Kate Schiberes, Bridgeport, Nebr., Lt. Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Nebr., Mrs. Gloria Daugherity, and daughter Dana, Casper., Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hammel, Sheri and Dirk, Lyman, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Curtis and son Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrington, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frodine, Arvada, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Grady Criss and family, Chadron, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malmborg, and family, Cheyenne.
Son of Harry Jephro Baughn & Mary Susin Knapple.
Married Lugena Bare on 19 May 1911 in Harrison, Sioux Co, Nebraska.
Married Hattie Leona Baker on 14 Aug 1953 in Lusk, Niobrara Co, Wyoming.
The Lusk Herald, April 22, 1971
Ray Baughn
Ray J. Baughn, 81, Lusk, died last Wednesday, April 14, at Casper. Funeral service was conducted from the Peet Mortuary in Lusk Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Philip King of Torrington officiating. Burial was in the Lusk Cemetery.
Mrs. Edna DeCastro, organist, accompanied Mrs. Walter Fernau, Mrs. Raime Fosher, Richard Collins, and Harry Lyon as they sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "Ivory Palaces."
Casket bearers were Robert York, Kenneth Bixler, Raime Fosher, Sven Johnson, Oscar Alexander, and Brownie Smallwood. Honorary bearers were H. P. Klemke, Tom Bower, Everette Brooks, Bill Magoon, Elmer Nelson, Dick Lee, Tom McCullough, Ed Cook, Clair Shippen, Bill Miller, Richard Lenz, Jim Valentine, Gus Johnson, Jess York and Dean Fosher.
Ray Baughn was born March 9, 1890, to Harry Jephro and Mary Knapple Baughn at Tobias, Neb. He moved with his parents to Manville at two years of age and except for 10 years on the Bixler ranches in Sioux County lived in Niobrara County the rest of his life. He grew up during the final years of the open range era to become a cowboy, sheep shearer, freighter during the first oil boom at Lance Creek, and as a road builder when all work was done with horses.
He married Lugena Bare at Harrison on May 19, 1911. To them were born three children; Mrs. Melvin (Estella) Peet, Mrs. Otto (Bertha) Krekeler, and Clayton Baughn. His first wife, Lugena, died June 22, 1940. He married Leona Malmborg, August 14, 1953.
Survivors include his wife; children, Mrs. Peet, Mrs. Krekeler, and Mr. Baughn; four step-children, Mrs. Carl (Marian) Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Kenneth Malmborg, Cheyenne, Mrs. Stan (Shirley) Wasson, Lusk; and Mrs. Grady (Evelyn) Criss, Chadron; two sisters, Mrs. Uva Scheerer, Lafayette, Colo., and Mrs. Alma Krehmke, Palo Alto, Calif.; five grandchildren, Mrs. Dick (Delores) Hummel, Lyman; Mrs. Don (Gloria) Daugherity, Casper, Wayne Peet, Spokane, Wash., Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Neb.; eight great-grandchildren; ten step-grandchildren; and two nieces, Mrs. (June) Marsh, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Tony (Doris) Angel, Phoenix, Ariz.
Those attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peet, Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clayton Baughn, Torrington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schurer, Lafayette, Colo., Mrs. Kate Schiberes, Bridgeport, Nebr., Lt. Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Nebr., Mrs. Gloria Daugherity, and daughter Dana, Casper., Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hammel, Sheri and Dirk, Lyman, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Curtis and son Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrington, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frodine, Arvada, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Grady Criss and family, Chadron, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malmborg, and family, Cheyenne.
Married Lugena Bare on 19 May 1911 in Harrison, Sioux Co, Nebraska.
Married Hattie Leona Baker on 14 Aug 1953 in Lusk, Niobrara Co, Wyoming.
The Lusk Herald, April 22, 1971
Ray Baughn
Ray J. Baughn, 81, Lusk, died last Wednesday, April 14, at Casper. Funeral service was conducted from the Peet Mortuary in Lusk Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Philip King of Torrington officiating. Burial was in the Lusk Cemetery.
Mrs. Edna DeCastro, organist, accompanied Mrs. Walter Fernau, Mrs. Raime Fosher, Richard Collins, and Harry Lyon as they sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "Ivory Palaces."
Casket bearers were Robert York, Kenneth Bixler, Raime Fosher, Sven Johnson, Oscar Alexander, and Brownie Smallwood. Honorary bearers were H. P. Klemke, Tom Bower, Everette Brooks, Bill Magoon, Elmer Nelson, Dick Lee, Tom McCullough, Ed Cook, Clair Shippen, Bill Miller, Richard Lenz, Jim Valentine, Gus Johnson, Jess York and Dean Fosher.
Ray Baughn was born March 9, 1890, to Harry Jephro and Mary Knapple Baughn at Tobias, Neb. He moved with his parents to Manville at two years of age and except for 10 years on the Bixler ranches in Sioux County lived in Niobrara County the rest of his life. He grew up during the final years of the open range era to become a cowboy, sheep shearer, freighter during the first oil boom at Lance Creek, and as a road builder when all work was done with horses.
He married Lugena Bare at Harrison on May 19, 1911. To them were born three children; Mrs. Melvin (Estella) Peet, Mrs. Otto (Bertha) Krekeler, and Clayton Baughn. His first wife, Lugena, died June 22, 1940. He married Leona Malmborg, August 14, 1953.
Survivors include his wife; children, Mrs. Peet, Mrs. Krekeler, and Mr. Baughn; four step-children, Mrs. Carl (Marian) Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Kenneth Malmborg, Cheyenne, Mrs. Stan (Shirley) Wasson, Lusk; and Mrs. Grady (Evelyn) Criss, Chadron; two sisters, Mrs. Uva Scheerer, Lafayette, Colo., and Mrs. Alma Krehmke, Palo Alto, Calif.; five grandchildren, Mrs. Dick (Delores) Hummel, Lyman; Mrs. Don (Gloria) Daugherity, Casper, Wayne Peet, Spokane, Wash., Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Neb.; eight great-grandchildren; ten step-grandchildren; and two nieces, Mrs. (June) Marsh, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Tony (Doris) Angel, Phoenix, Ariz.
Those attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peet, Riverton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clayton Baughn, Torrington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schurer, Lafayette, Colo., Mrs. Kate Schiberes, Bridgeport, Nebr., Lt. Randall Krekeler, Santa Ana, Calif., Richard Krekeler, Kimball, Nebr., Mrs. Gloria Daugherity, and daughter Dana, Casper., Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hammel, Sheri and Dirk, Lyman, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Baker, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Curtis and son Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrington, Council, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frodine, Arvada, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frodine, Wheatridge, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Grady Criss and family, Chadron, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Malmborg, and family, Cheyenne.
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Ray J.
Mar. 9, 1890
Apr. 14, 1971
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Lugena
Apr. 13, 1893
June 22, 1940
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