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Generation
No. 1
1.
Darrell Arthur Gusner, born in Bakersfield, Kern
County, California. He was the son of 2. John Overton
Gusner and 3. Ollie Mayberry. He married
(1) Lorama Bell Malone December 26, 1959 in Cambria,
California.
Notes for
Darrell Arthur Gusner:
Darrell
obtained his degrees in physics and chemistry with
graduate work in business applied research. He spent 25
years working directly with the US government in highly
classified areas associated with submarine warfare.
He formed
his own company, Integrated Scientific Systems, and for
more than 10 years provided direct on site real time
support for all submarines in the Atlantic fleet,
designed and developed analysis work for all submarines
in the Pacific fleet. His work was also the focus of
SATO treaty relations with the Royal Australian Navy.
His original design work formed the first successful
attempt to provide uniform systems evaluation and
certification of complete submarine weapon systems that
had ever been achieved. His work, spanning more than 25
years, involved him at the highest levels of the US Navy
from Secretary of the Navy to Torpedo man, working in
forward torpedo rooms. His expertise in systems
analysis, weapon systems and instrumented tracking
systems or reconstruction of exercise beneath the North
Pole ice caps was termed by the Royal Australian Navy as
being the best kept secret in the US Navy.
Notes for
Lorama Bell Malone:
There were
17 years of good marriage, then a most painful divorce.
Lorama studied hard and obtained her PhD in psychology.
She was employed by the California State Prison systems.
Generation
No. 2
2. John Overton Gusner, born July 23, 1912 in Los
Angles County, California; died October 09, 1997 in King
County, Washington. He was the son of 4. Theophilus
Everette Gusner and 5. Lucille Webb. He
married 3. Ollie Mayberry.
3. Ollie Mayberry, born November 19, 1913 in Tupelo,
Oklahoma. She was the daughter of 6. George
Washington Stonewall Jackson Mayberry and 7. Mary
Elizabeth Johnson.
Notes for
John Overton Gusner:
John's
grandmother or great grandmother had a sister who's son
was William Jennings Bryan (ran for president).
John worked
on the Alaskan for Sante Fe railroad, was a conductor
and later a yard master. Also worked on the Canadian
railroad living in Squim, B.C. There he was injured
which ended his railway career. Wonderful craftsman and
mechanic. His dream was to become an aeronautical
engineer. Was raised by his Aunt Bess, his uncle's
sister Bessie Maude Brundage.
[Broderbund
Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6, Social Security
Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Nov 19, 1998,
Internal Ref. #1.111.6.99848.100]
Individual:
Gusner, John
Birth date:
Jul 23, 1912 - Death date: Oct 9, 1997
ZIP Code of
last known residence: 98133 - Primary location
associated with this ZIP Code: Seattle, Washington
More About
John Overton Gusner:
Burial:
1997, Grave #2, Lot 146, North Chapel, Sunnyside
Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
Fact 1:
Social Security #: 1
Fact 2:
Issued in: Railroad Board1
Fact 4:
Last residence ZIP: 981331
Children of
John Gusner and Ollie Mayberry are:
i. Jack
Orval Gusner, born November 15 (still living); married
Beatrice.
Notes for
Jack Orval Gusner:
Jack worked
his entire career with the Cal Trans, retiring as an
engineer. His specialty was quality control.
Subsequently, he moved to Longview, Texas, where he had
a small manufacturing (stamping) business.
Notes for
Beatrice:
Bea, the
daughter of a doctor, received her own degree in the
medical field as a certified lab technician. She
retained a life long interest in pharmaceutical products
and medicine. She was a concert violinist and in her
spare time a real estate agent.
1 ii.
Darrell Arthur Gusner, born June 03 (still living) in
Bakersfield, Kern County, California; married Lorama
Bell Malone December 26, 1959 in Cambria, California.
Generation
No. 3
4. Theophilus Everette Gusner, born November 26,
1882 in Myrtle, Nebraska; died March 27, 1941 in Orange
Rural, California, of peritonitis. He was the son of
8. Henry James Gusner and 9. Barbara Elizabeth
(Lizzie) Baker. He married 5. Lucille Webb.
5. Lucille Webb, born August 15, 1885 in Indiana;
died November 27, 1966 in San Fernando, California. She
was the daughter of 10. James Webb and 11.
Jane Rusher.
Notes for
Theophilus Everette Gusner:
He was a
foreman in the industry of oil, with the Associated Oil
Company. Lived in California for 36 years. He and
Lucille had gotten divorced.
More About
Theophilus Everette Gusner:
Burial:
March 29, 1941, Grave #1, Lot 146, North Chapel,
Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
Notes for
Lucille Webb:
Lucile's
last husband was Fredrick Uzel who was a childhood
boyfriend whom Lucile had known in the orphanage in
Evansville, Indiana. In his later years he approached
the McCutcheon's to learn the whereabouts of Lucile.
They reunited to live the rest of their lives together
with a genuine romantic affection for one another.
Child of
Theophilus Gusner and Lucille Webb is:
2 i. John
Overton Gusner, born July 23, 1912 in Los Angles County,
California; died October 09, 1997 in King County,
Washington; married (1) Ollie Mayberry; married (2)
Jennette Hazel Areklett August 02, 1943 in Tiawana,
Mexico.
6. George Washington Stonewall Jackson Mayberry,
born December 14, 1874 in Grayson County, Texas; died
October 14, 1958 in Bakersfield, California. He was the
son of 12. John Sheperd Mayberry and 13. Roann
Welcher. He married 7. Mary Elizabeth Johnson
September 09, 1900 in Burnett, Pottwatomie County,
OklahomaTerritory, Oklahoma.
7. Mary Elizabeth Johnson, born June 19, 1883 in
Joplin, Missouri; died April 04, 1958 in Bakersfield,
California. She was the daughter of 14. John W.
Johnson and 15. Sarah Margaret Knight.
Notes for
George Washington Stonewall Jackson Mayberry:
George and
Mary were married in Oklahoma territories which later
became Oklahoma. They owned a farm south of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, in ? County.
When George
and Mary were married, their fathers attended the
wedding. While discussing their earlier years, they
discovered that they had been boyhood friends in
Tennessee where they had gone to school together up to
the age of 10. The Johnson's had been more aligned with
the Union, while the Mayberry's were aligned with the
Confederacy during the Civil War. George and his
brothers moved to Tupencary, New Mexico, where they
homesteaded. Uncle Noah was born there. While George was
there he also worked as a line foreman for the railroad,
probably for the Santa Fe.
George
Mayberry was a hard working man and was much loved by
his whole family.
More About
George Washington Stonewall Jackson Mayberry:
Burial:
October 16, 1958, Greenlawn Memorial Park
Notes for
Mary Elizabeth Johnson:
A more
loving woman and faithful wife could not be found. Her
love for her grandchildren helped give strength at a
time when such strength was needed. She had beautiful
auburn hair with only a slight amount of gray in her
later years.
More About
Mary Elizabeth Johnson:
Burial:
April 07, 1958, Greenlawn Memorial Park
Children of
George Mayberry and Mary Johnson are:
i. Dewey
Silas Mayberry, born August 04, 1901 in Indian
Territory, Oklahoma; died 1901 in Indian Territory,
Oklahoma.
ii. Arcie
(RC) Mayberry, born September 23, 1903 in Indian
Territory, Oklahoma; died December 08, 1978 in Taft,
California; married Lola Miny Pibett in Oaklahoma.
iii.
Georgie Roanne Mayberry, born August 29, 1906 in Indian
Territory, Oklahoma; died September 04, 1988 in Oakland,
California.
iv. Noah
Alexander Mayberry, born November 25, 1909 in Tupencary,
New Mexico; died April 22, 1978 in Bakersfield,
California.
Notes for
Noah Alexander Mayberry:
Noah was a
charming man and a bit of a rascal. He grew up as a
professional gambler who, until he went blind, was quite
capable of playing high stakes poker with the best of
them. He made a number of mistakes in his life, like
most of us, and was noted for his gentle ways. He is
buried in the very same grave as his mother, Mary. Their
crypts being stacked one above the other.
More About
Noah Alexander Mayberry:
Burial:
April 25, 1978, Green Lawn Cemetery, Bakersfield, CA
v. Ruby
Mayberry, born April 27, 1912 in Tupelo, Oklahoma; died
November 1913 in Tupelo, Oklahoma.
vi. Dollie
Mayberry, born November 19, 1913 in Tupelo, Oklahoma;
died October 16, 1995 in San Francisco, California;
married Harry Johnson Unknown in Sacramento, California;
born Unknown in ?; died Unknown in ?.
Notes for
Dollie Mayberry:
Dollie
worked with the US Air Force, and during the war held a
rating of both machinist and aircraft load master. She
worked with all air force aircraft of the WWII era,
including B-17's and B-29's. She was like her husband,
an avid Democrat, which led to lively conversations with
her beloved sister Ollie, who is an affirmed Republican.
She loved to travel and traveled extensively around the
world, both far east and Europe. She was witty with a
good sense of humor and was one of the very first women
who stood forth for equal rights in the work force, and
staunchly defended them her whole life.
Notes for
Harry Johnson:
Harry was a
machinist and staunch Democrat. Although he was raised
in the Catholic tradition, he did not regularly attend
the Catholic church. During WWII, both Dollie and Harry
worked for the Air Force as civilian employees at
McLellan Air Force base in Sacramento. Harry had seen
John Mayberry's handmade tools, and as a machinist,
admired their quality. Upon John Mayberry's death, Harry
had requested the tools and the family agreed. The final
distribution of these tools is unknown. Harry is buried
in an above ground crypt in the same mausoleum as
Dollie, in Sacramento.
More About
Harry Johnson:
Burial:
Unknown, Sacramento, California, in an above ground
crypt with Dollie.
3 vii.
Ollie Mayberry, born November 19, 1913 in Tupelo,
Oklahoma; married (1) John Overton Gusner; married (2)
Lloyd Van Sickle.
viii. Floyd
H. Mayberry, born January 01, 1918 in Pueblo, Colorado;
died July 25, 1992 in Bakersfield, California; married
Sybil Perryman.
Notes for
Floyd H. Mayberry:
He had a
love of the outdoors, especially fishing. The last thing
he ever shot was a mockingbird, which he shot with a 22
when it woke him up. He felt so bad about it he never
shot another living thing. He worked for the Santa Fe,
and later the Southern Pacific railroads, becoming a
yard master in Bakersfield, CA. He and Sybil had twins
soon after they were married, who died at birth. Floyd
is buried in Bakersfield, but not at Green Lawn
Cemetery.
More About
Floyd H. Mayberry:
Burial:
July 29, 1992, Hillcrest Memorial Park
ix.
Lorraine Mayberry, born April 22, 1921 in Atoka County,
Oklahoma; married Abory Daugherty March 11, 1938 in
Shaster California; born May 13, 1915 in Madell,
Oclahoma; died April 06, 1976.
x. Ellen
Laura Mayberry, born December 11, 1922 in Atoka County,
Oklahoma; died October 17, 1995 in Bakersfield,
California; married Carl (Lucky) Williams.
More About
Ellen Laura Mayberry:
Burial:
October 23, 1995, Greenlawn Memorial Park
xi. Lenora
Mayberry, born June 01, 1926 in Atoka County, Oklahoma.
Generation
No. 4
8. Henry James Gusner, born May 1854 in Newark, New
Jersey; died December 10, 1901 in Arcadia, Nebraska, of
diptheria. He married 9. Barbara Elizabeth (Lizzie)
Baker Unknown in Illinois.
9. Barbara Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baker, born November
18, 1855 in Stringstown, Richland County, Illinois; died
October 15, 1939 in Long Beach, California. She was the
daughter of William (August?) Baker and Caroline
Utterback.
Notes for
Henry James Gusner:
Henry spent
his early years in an orphan asylum in New York, after
which he was sent to Illinois. Lived for years in the
family of Thomas Pointing. He and his Wife can be found
in the 1880 census taken in Stonington IL. They Move
from IL to Nebraska where they homesteaded a 320 Acre
farm. This farm was said to have been bordered by locust
trees. When in bloom they gave of a heavy fragrance.
It's known that he was a heavy worker and the farm was
prosperous. Family oral history relates that he brought
the first white Herford cattle into Nebraska. One bull
cost $10,000 which died in a winter Freeze. Henry James
is buried in the Lee Park Cemetery, near Arcadia
Nebraska, in Valley County. On gravestone - "Farewell
dear Lizzie, weep not for me, but to my children a
mother be." Also buried there is one of his sons
Fredrick O Gusner, who died as a child.
More About
Henry James Gusner:
Burial:
1901, Lee Park Cemetery, Nebraska
Census:
1880, Stonington, Illinois
Property:
September 26, 1882, Westerville, Nebraska, Section 20,
Township 17W, Range 17N, Approved patent, March, 1890
Notes for
Barbara Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baker:
Christian
Science church of Boston shows her to be a member of
their church 11-1-1900, then residing in Westerville,
Nebraska. "Lizzie" died of acute dilation of the heart.
Sometime after being widowed from Henry James Gusner,
she married Eldridge G. Robinson, who passed on before
her as well.
More About
Barbara Elizabeth (Lizzie) Baker:
Burial:
October 17, 1939, Grave #2, Lot W-45,46, North Chapel,
Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
Census:
1880, Stonington, Illinois, at 23 years old
Residence:
Bet. 1930 - 1939, 242 Redondo Ave., Long Beach, CA
Children of
Henry Gusner and Barbara Baker are:
i. Claude
Eugene Gusner, born September 1878 in Stonington,
Illinois; died Unknown in ?; married Lenna Matilda Doner
Unknown in ?; born 1882 in Celina, Ohio; died Unknown in
?.
More About
Claude Eugene Gusner:
Census:
1880, Stonington, Illinois, at 1+ year old
ii. Henry
Harry Gusner, born December 1880 in Illinois.
4 iii.
Theophilus Everette Gusner, born November 26, 1882 in
Myrtle, Nebraska; died March 27, 1941 in Orange Rural,
California, of peritonitis; married Lucille Webb.
iv.
Frederick O. Gusner, born April 1885 in Arcadia,
Nebraska; died July 10, 1887 in Arcadia, Nebraska, at
age 2.
More About
Frederick O. Gusner:
Burial:
1887, Lee Park Cemetery, Nebraska
v. Louis E.
Gusner, born August 10, 1887 in Nebraska2;
died March 1968 in Bellflower, California2
Notes for
Louis E. Gusner:
[Broderbund
Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6, Social Security
Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Nov 19, 1998,
Internal Ref. #1.111.6.99848.101]
Individual:
Gusner, Lewis
Social
Security #: 508-20-0184
Issued in:
Nebraska
Birth date:
Aug 10, 1887
Death date:
Mar 1968
Residence
code: California
ZIP Code of
last known residence: 90706
Primary
location associated with this ZIP Code:
Bellflower,
California
More About
Louis E. Gusner:
Fact 1:
Social Security #: 508-20-01842
Fact 2:
Issued in: Nebraska2
Fact 3:
Residence code: California2
Fact 4:
Last residence ZIP: 907062
vi. Willis
Arthur Gusner, born June 15, 1891 in Arcadia, Nebraska;
died October 31, 1918 in Fellows, California, of Spanish
influenza and bronchial pneumonia; married Anna M. ?.
Notes for
Willis Arthur Gusner:
He and
Harry Marcus Dorris, who graduated with the Class of
1909 from high school in Broken Bow, Nebraska, were
bosom friends ever since their boyhood days, and the two
of them died but hours apart, making a double sadness
for their families and for their many friends at Broken
Bow.
More About
Willis Arthur Gusner:
Burial:
1918, Grave #3W, Lot W45-46, North Chapel, Sunnyside
Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
vii. Bessie
Maude Gusner, born April 26, 1894 in Nebraska; died
April 20, 1977 in Huntington Beach, California; married
Harry Cyrel Brundage Unknown in ?; born March 13, 1890
in ?; died July 31, 1974 in Huntington Beach,
California.
More About
Bessie Maude Gusner:
Cremation:
1977, Grave #4, Lot W45-46, North Chapel, Green Lawn
Cemetery
More About
Harry Cyrel Brundage:
Cremation:
1974, Grave #4, plot W45-46, North Chapel, Sunnyside
Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
10. James Webb, born Unknown in Hickory Creek,
Missouri; died Unknown in ?. He married 11. Jane
Rusher Unknown in ?.
11. Jane Rusher, born Unknown in indiana; died
Unknown in ?.
Notes for
James Webb:
There is no
record of the mother and father's names of the Webb
Children. According to Mr. Kennith McCutcheon of
Evansville IN, his grandfather took the Webb children
into his home as if they were his own. His grandfather
and grandmother were Charles R. McCutcheon, and Mary
Horan. His parents are Thomas McCutcheon and Lenora
Peva. Carolyn Webb married one of the Weyand boys of
Evansville, IN. The Weyand boys were part of the Weyand
family who own a building called the Weyand Building,
with a grocery store cigar factory.
They
confined the McCutcheon's and the children listed in the
1990 census index in the Evansville area.
According
to Kenneth McCutcheon there is no information about the
Webb children's parents.
Children of
James Webb and Jane Rusher are:
i. Carolyn
Webb, married Unkown Johnson.
ii. William
Ora Webb, married Exie.
5 iii.
Lucille Webb, born August 15, 1885 in Indiana; died
November 27, 1966 in San Fernando, California; married
(1) Theophilus Everette Gusner; married (2) Frederick
Uzel November 07, 1962 in Orchutt, CA; married (3) Seth
Turner Unknown in ?.
12. John Sheperd Mayberry, born August 14, 1840 in
Monroe County, Tennessee; died February 17, 1932 in
Creek County, Bristow, Oklahoma. He was the son of Repps
(Ruphus?) Mabry and Matilda Routh. He married 13.
Roann Welcher Unknown in Tennesse ?.
13. Roann Welcher, born August 14, 1847 in North
Carolina; died January 09, 1933 in Oklahoma. She was the
daughter of Samuel Welcher and Matilda ?.
Notes for
John Sheperd Mayberry:
Spent early
years of grammar school with John Johnson, then grew up
and went their different ways. John Mayberry grew up in
the South during the civil war. It is known that as a
brick layer, he helped build a large brick chimney at
the copper mine in Ducktown, Tennessee. Also noted is
that he had a fine set of handmade tools that when he
died the tools went to his granddaughter Dollie's
husband, Harry.
As a young
man John enlisted at Benton, Polk County, Tennessee on
September 28, 1862, Private Company B, 62nd Mounted
Infantry. He fought in the Confederate Army and in one
battle his cousin, who was standing next to him, was
directly hit by a canon ball. When he received Army Pay
he sent home to his wife, whom he had married at 19.
John's
granddaughter, Ollie, remembers that he fought in the
Civil War at the battle of Gettysburg on the Confederate
side. He lived into his 90's and is buried at the
Sunrise Baptist Cemetery near Kellyville, Oklahoma, with
his wife and several of their children.
The
Mayberry's moved to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) in 1893
and settled in Potowatomie County, then lived in Atoka
and Coal Counties before moving to Creek County. John
married Roann after the war. They had their first two
children in Tennessee, moved to Grayson County, Texas,
and had seven more children.
More About
John Sheperd Mayberry:
Burial:
Unknown, Oak Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma (near Kellyville)
Census:
1870, Greyson County, Texas, #112
Notes for
Roann Welcher:
Roann
married John when she was 14 years old. During the Civil
War John would send his pay checks to her. To prove her
ability to manage money Roann would put the money that
John sent her into the bank. At one point she wanted to
buy new curtains but did not do so, to save money. When
the Confederacy lost the war all the money was lost.
More About
Roann Welcher:
Burial:
Unknown, Oak Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma (near Kellyville)
Census:
1920, Pottowatomie County, Oklahoma
Children of
John Mayberry and Roann Welcher are:
i. John T.
Mayberry, born Bet. 1864 - 1865 in Tennessee; died Abt.
January 21, 1908 in Oklahoma; married ? Unknown in ?;
born Unknown in ?; died Unknown in ?.
ii. William
Mayberry, born Bet. 1866 - 1870 in Tennessee.
iii. Laura
Mayberry, born 1870 in Texas.
6 iv.
George Washington Stonewall Jackson Mayberry, born
December 14, 1874 in Grayson County, Texas; died October
14, 1958 in Bakersfield, California; married Mary
Elizabeth Johnson September 09, 1900 in Burnett,
Pottwatomie County, OklahomaTerritory, Oklahoma.
v. Louisa
J. (Lizzie) Mayberry, born Abt. 1877 in Texas (or
Arkansas per marriage record); died Unknown in ?;
married B. F. Davis September 01, 1899 in Tecumseh,
Oklahoma; born Abt. 1878 in ?; died Unknown in ?.
vi. Tiplet
P. (Tip) Mayberry, born October 20, 1878 in Grayson
County, Texas; died May 28, 1961 in Supulpa, Oklahoma;
married Nancy Ann Turner September 02, 1900 in Burnett,
Pottwatomie County, Oklahoma Territory, Oklahoma; born
October 16, 1884 in Hickory County, Missouri; died
November 28, 1970 in Supulpa, Oklahoma.
Notes for
Tiplet P. (Tip) Mayberry:
Tip was
married to a woman by the name of Nancy, and they are
both buried at the Sunrise Baptist Cemetery near
Kellyville, Oklahoma, at Supulpa, which is 30 miles from
Tulsa.We are not sure where Rosie fits into the family
tree at this time. Need to find more information.
More About
Tiplet P. (Tip) Mayberry:
Burial:
1905, Kellyville, Oklahoma, Sunrise Cemetery, Row 25
East, Plot 29
More About
Nancy Ann Turner:
Burial:
1970, Kellyville, Oklahoma, Sunrise Cemetery, Row 3 East
(S-N) Plot 1
vii. Thomas
Mayberry, born Abt. 1893 in Oklahoma; married Mattie;
born Abt. 1896 in Texas.
Notes for
Thomas Mayberry:
Tom's
mother and father sold their farm in order to help Tom
and Richard attain a college education. They had
promised their parents that if they did this for them,
they would take care of them when in their older years.
Tom married a woman believed to be called Matty and they
had a son named Leonard. It is believed that Tom and his
wife lived in Southern California, and perhaps died
there. Their son Leonard owned an electronics
manufacturing facility in Los Angeles, and was
considered to be quite prosperous.
More About
Thomas Mayberry:
Census:
1910, Pottowatomie County, Oklahoma
viii. Annie
Mayberry, born Unknown.
ix. Richard
Mayberry, born Unknown; married Dora.
14. John W. Johnson, born May 23, 1846 in Tennessee;
died January 20, 1912 in Depew, Oklahoma. He was the son
of William T. Johnson and Frances. He married 15.
Sarah Margaret Knight May 02, 1869 in Bolliver, Polk
County, Missouri.
15. Sarah Margaret Knight, born April 10, 1848 in
Illinois; died August 10, 1917 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. She
was the daughter of Unknown Knight and Unknown.
Notes for
John W. Johnson:
John fought
for the North, in Company H, 14th Missouri Calvary. His
mother came from Ireland and had red hair.
More About
John W. Johnson:
Census:
1880, Greene County, Missouri
Military
service: April 01, 1864, Mustered in: Company H, 14th
Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
More About
Sarah Margaret Knight:
Burial:
1917, Kellyville, Oklahoma, Sunrise Cemetery, Row 25
East, Plot 32 & 33
Census:
1910, Creek County, Sunny Slope, Oklahoma
Children of
John Johnson and Sarah Knight are:
i. William.
T. Johnson, born March 01, 1870 in Missouri.
More About
William. T. Johnson:
Census:
1880, Greene County, Missouri
ii. Frances
E. Johnson, born July 02, 1874 in Missouri.
More About
Frances E. Johnson:
Census:
1880, Greene County, Missouri
iii. Robert
O. Johnson, born February 08, 1878 in Arkansas.
More About
Robert O. Johnson:
Census:
1880, Greene County, Missouri
iv. Riley
E. Johnson, born October 19, 1880 in Missouri.
More About
Riley E. Johnson:
Census:
1880, Greene County, Missouri
7 v. Mary
Elizabeth Johnson, born June 19, 1883 in Joplin,
Missouri; died April 04, 1958 in Bakersfield,
California; married George Washington Stonewall Jackson
Mayberry September 09, 1900 in Burnett, Pottwatomie
County, OklahomaTerritory, Oklahoma.
vi.
Christopher C. Johnson, born March 04, 1887 in Missouri;
died May 11, 1953 in Pushmataha County, Antlers,
Oklahoma; married Sarah C. Darling June 26, 1910 in
Depew, Creek County, Oklahoma; born June 24, 1892 in
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma; died September 24, 1963 in
Hydro, Oklahoma.
More About
Christopher C. Johnson:
Burial: May
14, 1953, Antlers Cemetary, Oklahoma
Census:
1910, Creek County, Sunny Slope, Oklahoma
More About
Sarah C. Darling:
Census:
1920, Pushmataha County, Kosoma Twp, Oklahoma
vii. Jasper
S. Johnson, born January 06, 1892 in Missouri.
More About
Jasper S. Johnson:
Census:
1910, Creek County, Sunny Slope, Oklahoma
Descendants
of John Overton Gusner
Generation
No. 1
1.
JOHN OVERTON3 GUSNER (THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2,
HENRY JAMES1) was born July 23,
1912 in Los Angles County, California, and died October
09, 1997 in King County, Washington. He married (1)
OLLIE MAYBERRY, daughter of GEORGE MAYBERRY and MARY
JOHNSON. She was born November 19, 1913 in Tupelo,
Oklahoma. He married (2) JENNETTE HAZEL AREKLETT August
02, 1943 in Tiawana, Mexico, daughter of JOHN AREKLET
and AGNES. She was born June 10, 1924 in Superier,
Wisconsin.
Notes for
JOHN OVERTON GUSNER:
Pure Here
say,
John's grandmother or great grandmother had a sister
who's son was William Jennings Bryan (ran for
president).
John worked on the Alaskan for Sante Fe railroad, was a
conductor and later a yard master. Also worked on the
Canadian railroad living in Squim, B.C. There he was
injured which ended his railway career. Wonderful
craftsman and mechanic. His dream was to become an
aeronautical engineer. Was raised by his Aunt Bess, his
uncle's sister Bessie Maude Brundage.
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6,
Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Nov
19, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.6.99848.100]
Individual:
Gusner, John - Social Security #: 708-09-9914 - Issued
in: Railroad Board
Birth date:
Jul 23, 1912 - Death date: Oct 9, 1997
ZIP Code of
last known residence: 98133 - Primary location
associated with this ZIP Code: Seattle, Washington
More About
JOHN OVERTON GUSNER:
Burial:
1997, Grave #2, Lot 146, North Chapel, Sunnyside
Cemetery, Long Beach, CA
Fact 1:
Social Security #: 708-09-99141
Fact 2:
Issued in: Railroad Board1
Fact 4:
Last residence ZIP: 981331
Children of
JOHN GUSNER and OLLIE MAYBERRY are:
2. i. JACK ORVAL4 GUSNER, b.
November 15, 19##.
3. ii. DARRELL ARTHUR GUSNER, b. June
03, 19##, Bakersfield, Kern County, California.
Children of
JOHN GUSNER and JENNETTE AREKLETT are:
iii. JOHN EVERETT4
GUSNER, b. July 07, 1944.
4. iv. JOYCE NORMA GUSNER, b. February
10, 1947.
Generation
No. 2
2.
JACK ORVAL4 GUSNER (JOHN OVERTON3,
THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2, HENRY JAMES1)
was born November 15, 1933. He married BEATRICE.
Notes for
JACK ORVAL GUSNER:
Jack worked
his entire career with the Cal Trans, retiring as an
engineer. His specialty was quality control.
Subsequently, he moved to Longview, Texas, where he had
a small manufacturing (stamping) business.
Notes for
BEATRICE:
Bea, the
daughter of a doctor, received her own degree in the
medical field as a certified lab technician. She
retained a life long interest in pharmaceutical products
and medicine. She was a concert violinist and in her
spare time a real estate agent.
Children of
JACK GUSNER and BEATRICE are:
i. JOLENE5 GUSNER, m.
JOHN.
5. ii. JANELL GUSNER, b. San Luis
Obispo, California.
6. iii. JULIE GUSNER.
iv. JOHN GUSNER, m. PENNIE PIERCE.
3.
DARRELL ARTHUR4 GUSNER (JOHN OVERTON3,
THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2, HENRY JAMES1)
was born June 03, in Bakersfield, Kern County,
California. He married LORAMA BELL MALONE December 26,
1959 in Cambria, California. She was born February 14,
1934 in Uknown.
Notes for
DARRELL ARTHUR GUSNER:
Darrell
obtained his degrees in physics and chemistry with
graduate work in business applied research. He spent 25
years working directly with the US government in highly
classified areas associated with submarine warfare.
He formed
his own company, integrated scientific systems, and for
more than 10 years provided direct on site real time
support for all submarines in the Atlantic fleet,
designed and developed analysis work for all submarines
in the Pacific fleet. His work was also the focus of
SATO treaty relations with the Royal Australian Navy.
His original design work formed the first successful
attempt to provide uniform systems evaluation and
certification of complete submarine weapon systems that
had ever been achieved. His work, spanning more than 25
years, involved him at the highest levels of the US Navy
from Secretary of the Navy to Torpedo man, working in
forward torpedo rooms. His expertise in systems
analysis, weapon systems and instrumented tracking
systems or reconstruction of exercise beneath the North
Pole ice caps was termed by the Royal Australian Navy as
being the best kept secret in the US Navy.
Notes for
LORAMA BELL MALONE:
There were
17 years of good marriage, then a most painful divorce.
Lorama studied hard and obtained her PhD in psychology.
She was employed by the California State Prison systems.
Child of
DARRELL GUSNER and LORAMA MALONE is:
i. LORNA ANN5 GUSNER, b.
November 19, 1960, San Luis Obispo, California.
4.
JOYCE NORMA4 GUSNER (JOHN OVERTON3,
THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2, HENRY JAMES1)
was born February 10, 1947. She married BIRON KIETH
KITCHENS, son of JACK KITCHENS and MARY ROLANDO. He was
born December 30, 1951 in Routte, Colorado.
Children of
JOYCE GUSNER and BYRON KITCHENS are:
i. BRIAN SCOTT5 GUSNER,
b. November 08, 1969.
ii. AARON KRISTOPHER KITCHENS, b.
December 17, 1975.
Generation
No. 3
5.
JANELL5 GUSNER (JACK ORVAL4,
JOHN OVERTON3, THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2,
HENRY JAMES1) was born in San Luis
Obispo, California. She married BANIT.
Child of
JANELL GUSNER and BANIT is:
i. AUSTIN CHRISTOPHER6
BANIT.
6.
JULIE5 GUSNER (JACK ORVAL4,
JOHN OVERTON3, THEOPHILUS EVERETTE2,
HENRY JAMES1) She married MARK
LUOMA.
Children of
JULIE GUSNER and MARK LUOMA are:
i. TARYN ELYSE6 LUOMA.
ii. EVAN ANDREW LUOMA.
Endnotes
1.
Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 6, Social
Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Nov 19,
1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.6.99848.100
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