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Harry Walter Nicodemus Relevant Links

1. Father: Harry Weldon Nicodemus
2. Children: Harry Lavern
3. Siblings: Allie May
4. William Hamilton (Bill)
5. Nora Ellen
6. Charles Augustus (Gus)
7. Minnie Myrtle
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9. Mable Gertrude
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Harry Walter Nicodemus

Born: 16 December 1904 in Dallas County, Missouri
Died: 22 September 1974 in Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri
Burial: Scholfield, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Rosa Bell Barnett
Father: Harry Weldon Nicodemus

Married: Selena (Lena) Mae Hayden 25 February 1928 in Red Top, Dallas County, Missouri

daughter of Billy Hayden and Cora Reynolds. She was born 27 August 1902 in Red Top, Dallas County, Missouri, and died 29 June 1992 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

Children:

1. Billy Weldon
   b. 1928
2. Harry Lavern
   b. 1931
3. Cora Mae
   b. 1934
4. Rosa Lee
   b. 1934
5. Walter Lee
   b. 1937

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: RE: Are you still there?
Date: 01/19/2000 12:51:26 AM GMT Standard Time
From: nick@cland.net (.)
Reply-to: nick@cland.net
To: JRogers722@aol.com

1. Date of Grandma Nicodemus' (Rosa Bell Barnett) death. Will e-mail you when I get the answer.
2. Date of her marriage to Grandpa Nicodemus (Harry Welden Nicodemus) Will e-mail you when I get the answer.
3. Date of your grandfather's (Harry Walter Nicodemus) death. Sept. 22, 1974 in the Chastain's Nursing Hone, Buffalo, Missouri
4. Date & place of your grandmother's (Lennie Snodgrass) birth and death. My grandmothers name was (Selena Mae Hayden) but she went by Lena. She was born Aug. 27 1902 and died June 29 1992. Aunt Lena Snodgrass is Ester's sister, and my grandfather's sister. She is still alive, living in Buffalo. I don't know a Lennie Snodgrass.
5. Date and place of your grandparents' marriage. My grandparents (Harry Walter and Selena Mae) was married on Feb. 25 1928 at Red Top, Missouri. Willis Smith did the marriage.
6. Names of your grandmother's parents. Billy and Cora Hayden. They were from Red Top, Missouri. Billy was born Nov. 17 1862 and died Jan 4 1963.
   1. My Father - Harry Lavern Nicodemus 69 Feb. 20
   2. My Mother - Hazel Irene (Medcalf) Nicodemus 64 Dec. 15
   3. My Brother - Dennis Lynn Nicodemus 42 Nov. 17
   4. My Brother's son - Christopher Lon Nicodemus 10 Jan. ?
   5. My Wife - Shelia Rae (Stone) Nicodemus 45 Aug. 19 1954
   6. My Oldest Daughter - Lori Ann (Nicodemus) Parker 24 June 9 1975
   7. My Oldest Daughter's Husband - Kirk Tyler Parker 26 Oct. ?
   8. My Youngest Daughter - Tammy Lynn Nicodemus 21 Feb 3 1978
   9. Me - Terry Lee Nicodemus 45 Jan 6 1955

More About SELENA (LENA) MAE HAYDEN:

Burial: 03 July 1992, Scholfield, Polk County, Missouri

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008