Eula Beatrice Ainsworth1

F, #102, b. circa 1896, d. 3 July 1981
Eula Beatrice Ainsworth|b. c 1896\nd. 3 Jul 1981|p263.htm|William Jackson Ainsworth|b. 11 Nov 1869\nd. 24 Apr 1948|p306.htm|Louisiana C. Welborn|b. 25 Aug 1877\nd. 25 Jan 1899|p3714.htm|Jackson A. Ainsworth|b. 16 Apr 1843\nd. 9 Sep 1927|p267.htm|Pernicia A. Barker|b. 16 Jan 1850\nd. 28 Mar 1920|p622.htm|Pendleton C. Welborn|b. 16 Sep 1846\nd. 9 Nov 1914|p3741.htm|Sara J. Allen|b. 6 Mar 1850\nd. 6 Apr 1930|p317.htm|

Last Edited=12 Oct 2007
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Ainsworth (Hainsworth) Branch
Welborn (Welbourn) Branch
Welch Branch
Eulah B. Ainsworth Wilson. 1969.
     Eula Beatrice Ainsworth, daughter of William Jackson Ainsworth and Louisiana C. Welborn,, was born circa 1896 at Mississippi.2 Eula Beatrice Ainsworth was the daughter of William Jackson Ainsworth and Louisiana C. Welborn.1

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth appeared on the United States census of 1910 in the household of Pendleton Clay Welborn at Stringer, Jasper County, Mississippi.34

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth married Rufus Maddox, son of Robert W. Maddox and Angeline (?), circa 1918.4

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth appeared on the United States census of 1920 in the household of Rufus Maddox at Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi.5

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth appeared on the United States census of 1930 in the household of Rufus Maddox at Denver, Denver County, Colorado.6

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth and Rufus Maddox were divorced before 1935.1

In 1935 Eula Maddox was listed in the Denver, Colorado City Directory as a clerk working for Frank E. Wilson. She lived at 514 E. Dakota.

Frank Wilson, whom Eula Stevens Maddox later married, was the manager of Revenue for the City of Denver, an appointment by the mayor.

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth married Frank E. Wilson between 1935 and 1940 at Denver, Denver County, Colorado.

Eula Beatrice Ainsworth died on 3 July 1981 at Santa Clara County, California.7

Children of Eula Beatrice Ainsworth and Rufus Maddox

Citations

  1. [S179] Interview with Alice Joyce Stevens Arnott (informant address private) , by this researcher, 1996. Notes of this interview are in the personal records of this researcher (Lakewood, Eddy County, New Mexico).
  2. [S2] 1910 United States Census, population schedule; digital image by subscription, The Generations Network (http://www.ancestry.com); from the National Archives microfilm. A printed copy is in the personal records of this researcher.
  3. [S2] 1910 United States Census, population schedule, Stringer Village, Jasper County, Mississippi, page 351, family # 7.; digital image by subscription, The Generations Network (http://www.ancestry.com); from the National Archives microfilm. A printed copy is in the personal records of this researcher.
  4. [S120] 1930 United States Census, population schedule; digital image by subscription, The Generations Network (http://www.ancestry.com); from the National Archives microfilm. A printed copy is in the personal records of this researcher.
  5. [S3] 1920 United States Census, population schedule, Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi, Supervisor's district 8, Enumeration district 6.; digital image by subscription, The Generations Network (http://www.ancestry.com); from the National Archives microfilm. A printed copy is in the personal records of this researcher.
  6. [S120] 1930 United States Census, population schedule, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, p. 130, family family 170.; digital image by subscription, The Generations Network (http://www.ancestry.com); from the National Archives microfilm. A printed copy is in the personal records of this researcher.
  7. [S7] Death Certificate, California Death Records photocopy or digital copy is in the personal records of this researcher, Lakewood, Eddy County, New Mexico.
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