Etta Manda Gann
Birth 25 Feb 1892 St Joseph, Missouri
Marriage to John Gabriel Bergeron
4 August 1914 Los Angeles, California
Death 24 Aug 1970 Lakeside, Oregon
Children of Etta Gann and John G Bergeron
John (Jack) Wallace 1915-1999
Margaret Elzena 1917-1997
Richard L 1923
Edward Samuel 1928
Parents of Etta Gann
Samuel D Gann 1851-1929
B: 8 Jan 1851 Trinity County, Calif
D: 21 Jan 1929 Long Beach, CA
Emeline Lavina McCauley 1856-1938
B: 6 May 1856 Buchanan, Missouri
D: 25 May 1938 Long Beach, CA
Children of Samuel and Emeline Gann
James Wilson Gann 1875-1959
Ransome W Gann 1877-1945
Charles Franklin Gann 1879-1949
Hugh Gann 1881
Myrtle Agnes Gann 1883-1960
Etta Manda Gann 1892-1970
Showing posts with label Elbert Gann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elbert Gann. Show all posts
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Samuel Gann
Since I've been researching my family, I wondered why Samuel Gann (1851-1929) was born in California and his parents and sibs born in Buchanan County, Missouri.
Finally found the info last night that Samuel's father Elbert Gann (1828-1902) was serving in the Seminole War and traveled in the south extensively. Elbert's future father in law, Colonel Samuel Ferril was his commanding officer.
Elbert returned to Missouri and married Polly.
About1849-1850 Elbert and Polly, Elbert's two brothers traveled by wagon train to Sutter's Fort area to mine for gold. (This story will be added to the Blog later)
Elbert stayed in California for only a few years and returned to Missouri.
Samuel eventually returned to Long Beach, California where he remained the rest of his life.
In 1910 at age 59 he is living in Missouri. The next record so far is 1916, age 65, retired, living in Long Beach, Calif. His daughter Etta Gann married John Gabriel Bergeron in 1914. I'm not sure if this was in California or Missouri.
Finally found the info last night that Samuel's father Elbert Gann (1828-1902) was serving in the Seminole War and traveled in the south extensively. Elbert's future father in law, Colonel Samuel Ferril was his commanding officer.
Elbert returned to Missouri and married Polly.
About1849-1850 Elbert and Polly, Elbert's two brothers traveled by wagon train to Sutter's Fort area to mine for gold. (This story will be added to the Blog later)
Elbert stayed in California for only a few years and returned to Missouri.
Samuel eventually returned to Long Beach, California where he remained the rest of his life.
In 1910 at age 59 he is living in Missouri. The next record so far is 1916, age 65, retired, living in Long Beach, Calif. His daughter Etta Gann married John Gabriel Bergeron in 1914. I'm not sure if this was in California or Missouri.
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