Relationship Record 266
| Male/Husband} Bird, Theodore L. | Family History} Hancock | |||||||||||||||||
| Female/Wife} Nelson, Pamelia Elizabeth | Relationship Type} Marriage | |||||||||||||||||
| Marriage: Date} Exa 14 Feb 1903 | Place} Jackson, Jackson, Michigan | |||||||||||||||||
| Ended: On Date} Exa 1933 By} Death of husband |
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| 1st Household No.} 190 = 137 Sixth Street, Detroit | ||||||||||||||||||
| Photo} None | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Notes: Pamelia previously was a wife of Theodore Williams —
based upon the three newspaper articles below. The Adrian Daily Times of 30 Sep 1899 (Source 111), reported that the "Sixth street home of Bird and Curtis was in a basement of two rooms, the front being used by [Theodore] Bird and his wife, the rear by [Theodore] Williams, his wife and four children". Also, it reported that "Williams once told this neighbor that she was not married to her husband by whom she has had several children". One month later, the Adrian Daily Times reported that "The woman now living with Bird was Williams' legal wife, and the woman who Williams was living with was a sister". In November 1899, per Source 109, Pamelia Williams was listed as the wife of Theodore Bird. At that time she was living with Myrtle Bird at 137 Sixth Street in Detroit. Theodore was in prison at Ionia from 15 Nov 1899 until he was released on 14 Feb 1903. He married Pamelia in the Michigan town of Jackson on the day (Valentine's Day) of his release . Theodore was then 42 and Pamelia was 36 years old. In November 1910, the family, including step-son John Williams, was living on a farm in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. By January 1920, the family had moved to Tullahoma, Tennessee. By April 1930, the family had moved to Kansas. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Children: | Total # of Children} 5? | Seq. # of Primary} | ||||||||||||||||
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