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     Sarah M. Carr was born on March 21, 1840 at Floyd Co., Virginia.¹ She married Joseph B. Stump on March 14, 1867 at Floyd Co., Virginia.¹ As of March 14, 1867,her married name was Stump.

     Hannah Alice Carr was buried at Head of the River Cemetery (also known as Salem Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery), Rt. 221, Check, Floyd Co., Virginia.^3,4,2 She was born on July 28, 1842 at Floyd Co., Virginia.^4,1 She married Jeremiah Lee "Jerry" Hale, son of Francis Marion Hale Jr. and Letitia Martin, on December 25, 1867 at Floyd Co., Virginia.¹ As of December 25, 1867,her married name was Hale. Hannah Alice Carr died on March 20, 1914 at Locust Grove, Floyd Co., Virginia, at age 71.^4,2

     Hubert Adam Bethoulle Sr. married June Welma Mathena, daughter of Robert Earnest Mathena and Carolyn Gay Conner.^1,2 His Social Security Number was 218-03-1271.³ Hubert Adam Bethoulle Sr. was born on August 28, 1917 at Baltimore, Maryland.^1,3,4,5 He died on April 14, 1984 at Maryland at age 66.^1,3,5

     His Social Security Number was 524-50-5772.⁵ Cliff Lee Glover was buried at Walsh Cemetery, Walsh, Baca Co., Colorado.^2,3 He was born on December 6, 1934.^2,5,3 He married Gay LaRue Mathena, daughter of Robert Earnest Mathena and Carolyn Gay Conner, on August 7, 1956 at Park Co., Wyoming.⁴ Cliff Lee Glover died on October 23, 1966 at age 31.^2,3

     Chester Ray Glover Chester Ray Glover, son of Cliff Lee and Gay LaRue (Mathena) Coulter was born on November 3, 1958 in Elkhart, Kansas. Ray was a typical boy and loved to be outside and to work with the guys. He enjoyed helping on the farm. He liked to tinker with things to see how they worked. He learned to work at an early age, but he much preferred to do that over going to school. He went to school in Walsh and graduated from there in 1977. Ray had two sisters Debbie (Max) Greenlee, and Carol (Greg) Grahn, and one brother Troy (Tamara) Coulter. Ray also had three surviving stepsisters Debbie Lyn (Gene) Carlton, Della Cummings, and Docia (Allen) Cook. Ray married Tammy Watson in November of 1976. Ray and Tammy had five children: Melissa Glover, Kristy (Bobby) Mercer, Jared (Samantha) Glover, Stacy Glover, and Kara (Steven) Watson. Ray loved his children and enjoyed teaching them to ride horses, and to watch them participate in sports. He also loved to take his kids camping and to go to the lake to fish and water ski. Ray and Jared enjoyed hunting together as well. Ray had six grandchildren, which were the light of his life; Drew, Alex, Conor, Tanner, Amber and the newest addition Kylin, whom he never had the opportunity to meet. Ray loved his grandchildren very much and was very comfortable having them around. Ray also had numerous nieces and nephews. Ray spent most of his life doing what he loved; farming and ranching on the family homestead south of Walsh. He really enjoyed harvesting and riding the combine. He also looked forward to the yearly community brandings. All of the neighbors would help one another brand until everyone had their cattle branded. The thing he loved most however was raising his kids. Ray enjoyed horses and raising cattle, golf, bowling, water skiing, and playing cards. His favorite pastimes were taking a nap or watching WWF wrestling, the Denver Broncos, and westerns on TV. Ray had lots of friends, but he had a few great friends that helped him a lot over the years. No one was safe from Ray’s endless pestering; it was a good sign that he liked them. Though he enjoyed BS’ing with the guys and spending time with family he was most content at home on the farm. Ray departed this life on March 19, 2012 at his home south of Walsh. Ray was preceded in death by his daughter, Stacy, his grandparents Chet and Ivah Glover and Earnest and Carlyn Mathena, his dad Cliff Lee Glover, his stepdad Delbert Coulter, a stepsister Debbie Kay Maris, and a nephew Damien Greenlee.²
His Social Security Number was 524-96-9188.⁴ He was buried at Walsh Cemetery, Walsh, Baca Co., Colorado.⁵ He was born on November 3, 1958 at Elkhart, Morton Co., Kansas.^4,2,5 He married Tammy Watson in November, 1976.² Chester Ray Glover died on March 19, 2012 at Baca Co., Colorado, at age 53.^4,2,5

     Joseph B. Stump was born circa 1840 at Franklin Co., Virginia.¹ He married Sarah M. Carr, daughter of Henry Wiltz Carr and Mary "Polly" DeWeese, on March 14, 1867 at Floyd Co., Virginia.¹

     Edsel Vennett Shaffer married Gay LaRue Mathena, daughter of Robert Earnest Mathena and Carolyn Gay Conner.^1,4 Edsel Vennett Shaffer Edsel Vennett Shaffer was born December 30, 1935 to M. A. and Ruth E. Griffin Shaffer. He departed this life June 13, 1993, at his home in Walsh. Edsel attended school in Walsh, and was inducted into the armed service Sept. 13, l956. He served two years with active reserve and four years inactive. He was united in marrigae to Gay Glover, and to this union a son was born, Troy Allen Shaffer. He was prceded in death by his parents and one sister, Laila. Survivors include, his son, Troy of Fayetteville, N.C; two brothers, John (Shirley) Shaffer and Ira (Doreen) Shaffer both of Walsh; two sisters, Ruthie (Jack) Turner of Lamar and Mary Ann (Sherman) Silcox of Watts, OK. He also leaves to mourn him, one uncle, John (Julia) Griffin of Walsh, one aunt, Mildred Wells of Elkhart, Ks., and many nephews, nieces, cousins and friends.⁴ He was buried at Walsh Cemetery, Walsh, Baca Co., Colorado.³ He was born on December 30, 1935.^3,4 He and Gay LaRue Mathena were divorced on September 23, 1976 at Baca Co., Colorado.² Edsel Vennett Shaffer died on June 13, 1993 at Walsh, Baca Co., Colorado, at age 57.^3,4

     Delbert L. Coulter Delbert Coulter was born on August 12, 1932 to Elmer and Letha Coulter. Delbert was born on the Coulter Homestead south of Walsh, Colorado. He had eight siblings. The kids went to High Point and Mitchell Schools. When Delbert was in High School his father became ill and Delbert had to quit school for one year so that he could support his familly. He worked for a rancher on the Cimarron River for fifty cents a day. He had his own horse so he got an additional five cents a day for the use of his horse. Delbert funished High School at Walsh. One of his favorite high school memories was that his high school basketball team in Walsh all dyed their hair red, permed it, and pierced their ears before the all important game with Springfield! They lost the game miserable, but loved the rivalry and the competition! On October 30, 1952 Delbert married Phyllis Taylor. They had four girls; Debbie Lynn, Della, Debbie Kay, and Docia. On September 24, 1953 Delbert was drafted into the United States Army. He was stationed in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. Delbert worked as a helicopter mechanic during the Korean War. After the war he ran a hardware store in Walsh and repaired TVs and anything else that needed fixing. Eventually he began to work for Southeast Colorado Power. Delbert loved his girls but this marriage ended after 25 years. On June 1, 1979 Delbert married again to Gay Glover. At this time, his family grew by adding four more children, Debbie, Ray, Carol, and Troy. All of the children were grown and had moved on to live their own lives except for Troy who was in elementary school. Delbert didn't consider any of the kids to be "step" children... they were all the same in his mind and he loved each and every one of them. Delbert retired in 1997 after working for 43 years for Southeast Colorado Power Company. He enjoyed working with his hands, he found great satisfaction in fixing things that were broken, and he loved the comraderie of working with all the guys at the power company. Delbert enjoyed spending time with his family. He loved boating and taught all the kids to swim and waterski. Delbert was such a good skier that he would start from the bank instead of in the water, with a hat on his head and a cigarette in his mouth then he would slalom, or ski on one board, all around the lake and when he was finished he would ski right back up onto the bank and walk off with the cigarette and hat still in tact. He also enjoyed bowling, camping, and family get-togethers. His passion later in life became golfing and he and Gay spent almost everyday golfing after he retired. They would even go south during the winter so that they could continue golfing! He golfed as often as he could and even until the end of his battle with cancer. Delbert and Gay were married for thirty-two years and had lots of wonderful times together. Delbert lived a full life and was loved dearly by his wife, his eight children. His eighteen grandchildren, and his twenty-five great-grandchildren! Delbert was a great man and was respected by anyone who had the opportunity to meet him. Delbert was active in his community life as well, serving on recreation boards, town councils, Sheriff's Posse, and Mayer of Vilas for a time. Delbert was a member of the Vilas Friends Church. He was a man of great character and he was the same person no matter where he was at and who he was with. Delbert was preceded in death by both his parents, Elmer and Letha Coulter, his brother Floyd and his wife Opal, J. R. and his sisters Aleatha Fowler, Dixie Radine, and Francis and her husband Bud Silvey, as well as a daughter, Debbie Kay, two sons-in-law John Utley and Danny Cummings, a grandson, Damien Greenlee and a granddaughter Stacy Jo Glover. Delbert is survived by his wife, Gay of Vilas, his brother, Ernie and his wife, Lucille, his sisters; Oretha and her husband Delbert Ballinger; Una Mae and her husband, Jack Whisenhunt; a sister-in-law, Vi and brother-in-law, Eddie Fowler. He is also survived by his children, Debbie and her husband, Gene Carlton, Della Commings, Docia and Alan Cook, Debbie and her husband, Max Greenlee, Ray Glover, Carol and husband Greg Grahn, and Troy and his wife Tamara Coulter. He is also survived by 17, grandchildren and 25, great-grandchildren.²
He was buried at Vilas Cemetery, Vilas, Baca Co., Colorado.³ His Social Security Number was 523-36-8879.⁴ He was born on August 12, 1932 at Baca Co., Colorado.^4,2,3 He married Gay LaRue Mathena, daughter of Robert Earnest Mathena and Carolyn Gay Conner, on June 1, 1979 at Vilas, Baca Co., Colorado.^1,2,3 Delbert L. Coulter died on June 27, 2011 at Colorado at age 78.^4,3

     Robert Milton Hilgartner Sr. was buried at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens, 200 East Padonia Road, Timonium, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^2,4 His Social Security Number was 218-34-1054.⁵ He was born on July 7, 1935 at Baltimore, Maryland.^1,5,2,3,6 He married Freda Justine Mathena, daughter of Robert Earnest Mathena and Carolyn Gay Conner, on March 30, 1959 at Texas, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^1,4 Robert Milton Hilgartner Sr. died on March 26, 2000 at Baltimore, Maryland, at age 64.^1,5,2,4 He On March 26, 2000, Robert Milton Hilgartner, Sr., of Baltimore, Maryland. Loving son of Charles Milton and Mary Catherine Gamble Hilgartner; beloved husband of Freda J. Hilgartner (nee Mathena); devoted father of Robert M. Hilgartner, Jr., Brenda J. Clemons, and Catherine J. Branch; devoted brother of James Hilgartner. Also survived by five grandchildren. Interment will be in Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. on March 28, 2000.⁴