- Illustrated - 

Chicago: 
J.H. Beers & Co. 
1896 

Pages 615 and 616 

W.W. Whitcomb 

Mr. Whitcomb was born in Erie county, N. Y. in 1841, son of Edmond and Louisa (Marsh) Whitcomb, the father a native of New York, the mother of Vermont. They were married in New York State. In 1841, when Wisconsin was still a Territory, the family removed westward, locating in Kenosha county, Wis., where the father opened up a farm in the woods, this being their home until 1861. In that year they came to northern Wisconsin, settling on a new farm in Pensaukee township, Oconto county, where or subject now resides. In this region the parents passed the remainder of their lives, both dying on a farm in Suamico township to which they had removed, the father in 1893 and the mother in 1882. They were the parents of three children, viz; W. W.; Caroline (Mrs. Edgar Delano), of Pensaukee; and H. D., sheriff of Oconto county. 

Our subject received his education in the schools of Kenosha county, were he passed his youth and early manhood. He was twenty years old when he came to Oconto county, with whose interests he has ever been identified, especially in the agricultural development of Pensaukee township. He opened up a farm and is now the the owner of eighty acre of good land in Section 25, all of which is cleared, sixty acres being under cultivation. In addition to the labor involved in the care and improvement of his farm he has worked in the lumber woods to some extent for F. B. Gardner Lumber Co. Mr. Whitcomb has taken an active interest in the affairs of the community where he has so long made his home, and has aided materially in its improvement and transformation from a forest wild to a condition of cultivated fertility. 

In 1866 Mr. Whitcomb was united in marriage, in Suamico township, with Miss Elizabeth Barker, and five children have been born to this union, as follows; Percy, Joycie (Mrs. Nicholas, residing in Pensaukee township), Herbert, Leslie and Eric. Mrs. Whitcomb was born in New Hampshire, daughter of James and Lucinda (Gould) Barker, who were also natives of that State where Mrs. Barker died. In 1858 Mr. Barker came to Pensaukee, Oconto county, and here passed the remainder of his life, dying in Oconto in 1870. 

This sketch would be incomplete were mention not made of Mr. Whitcomb's service during the war of the Rebellion. On December 28, 1863, he enlisted for three years or during the war, at Madison, Wis., in Company F, Twelfth Wisconsin V. I. , and served in the army of the Tennessee, joining his command at Vicksburg. He participated in the siege of Atlanta, was on the famous march to the sea, went through the Carolina campaign, and saw active service at the battle of Bentonville, N. C. (1865), taking part also in every engagement in 1864 in which his command was engaged. He participated in the Grand Review at Washington, D.C., and was discharged July 23, 1865 at Madison, after an honorable army career of over a year and a half. In political sentiment Mr. Whitcomb is a Republican.

The New Sheriff 
      Upon hs arrival at Abrams, one week ago Thursday, H. D. Whitcomb, the 
newly elected sheriff, was met at the depot by about 100 of his acquaintances 
and given a cow bell, horn and pan serenade.  The Liberty pole was decorated 
with flags its entire length, and as a cap sheaf to the celebration some one 
presented him with a star as large as a cheese decorated in red, white and 
blue, which was pinned upon his coat, and a club as big as a fence post and 
wound with bunting was placed in his hand.  Then they gave three cheers for 
their fellow townsman and the deed was done. 

      The funeral for Harry D. Whitcomb, Oconto County pioneer resident, was 
held yesterday morning from St. Joseph's Catholic Church with the Rev. L. C. 
Becker officiating.  Interment was in the Brookside cemetery.  The 
pallbearers were six grandsons, Harold Bent, Clintonville, Donald Bent, Land 
O' Lakes, Russell Whitcomb, Minocqua; Crosby and John, Abrams, Lester 
Whitcomb, Jr., Milwaukee.  Attorney Arthur J. Whitcomb, Milwaukee, a son, 
left his sickbed in Milwaukee to attend the funeral here. 

      The death of Mr. Whitcomb, a former Oconto County Board Chairman, and
county sheriff recalled earlier days of Oconto County conditions and 
political history.  Born in Kenosha in 1850, then known as Southport, Wis., 
Mr. Whitcomb moved with his parents to Elkhorn, Wis. at the age of Six. 

      In 1861 he came with his parents to Oconto county settling in the town 
of Little Suamico on what is still the Whitcomb farm.  This farm was 
originally homesteaded from the government by his father, Edmund Whitcomb, 
who had walked to Oconto county 200 miles from Elkhorn to locate the site. 
The move from Elkhorn was made by ox team which required two months.  Until 
1871, when the railroad was extended north of Green Bay, they carried their 
provisions from Green Bay, 20 miles to the south, paying for their provisions 
with pine shingles shaved by hand from timber on the homestead and delivered 
by ox-team. 

      Mr. Whitcomb was united in marriage on August 21, 1873 to Susan 
Porter, a union which lived for more than sixty years.  The widow and six 
children survive.  Through years of toil the homestead of virgin timber was 
converted into a modern day farm with new lands acquired increasing the 
holding to 320 acres.  In the early days, after the timber was gone, Mr. 
Whitcomb went into the wholesale meat business with the lumber camps and 
railroads which were being extended in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan 
as his markets.  Refrigeration was unknown in those days and he shipped 
carloads of livestock from Chicago to the Whitcomb farm for slaughter, then 
in the cool of the night hauled it to Oconto

      Mr. Whitcomb was identified with the political life of Oconto county 
for many years.  From 1888 t0 1895 he served as chairman of the town of 
Little Suamico and as a member of the county board.  In 1894 he was elected 
sheriff of the county and when he completed his term and returned to the 
farm, he was again elected town chairman in 1897 from when he continued to 
sit on the county board for many years.  In 1892 he was elected chairman of 
the county board.  The present courthouse and county building was then just 
being completed.  It had been build in a swampy piece of ground and Mr. 
Whitcomb was one of the county board committed charged with the 
responsibility of having the frog pond surrounding the new courthouse filled 
in.  He showed great interest in the development of churches and schools and 
served for several years as a district school officer. 

      In 1912 Mr. Whitcomb retired from active farming and for five years 
lived in the village of Abrams.  In 1917 he purchased a home in Oconto 
residing here until his death last Friday.  Mr. Whitcomb was the last 
surviving member of the county board of supervisors of 1891 which provided 
for the construction of the present courthouse.  L. W. Brazeau, another 
pioneer county board member of that early year, preceded him in death by a 
week.  Mr. Whitcomb was also one of the two remaining county officers of the 
time, the other being John P. Merline who served as county treasurer from 
1890 to 1894 and now conducts a grocery business on Oconto's Main st. 

1. EDMOND S.²WHITCOMB (SAMUEL¹) was born 14 July 1814 in Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, and died 02 January 1893 in Little Suamico, Oconto County, Wisconsin. He married LOUISA MARSH 1838 in Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, daughter of Marsh.

Notes
 
 

The founder of the Whitcomb family in Oconto County is Edmond Whitcomb and his wife, Louisa Marsh. Edmond was born July 14, 1814 in Tompkins County New York. The parents of both Edmond and Louisa remain unknown at this time. Louisa was born in Vermont in 1813. The 1820 Census shows two Whitcomb families living in Dryden. Unfortunately the early census did not name the children living in the households, only the ages and sex of the children. The two Whitcomb families living in Dryden were Martin and Samuel. Martin has no children and Samuel's household would be a match. 

Marriage years narrowed down to 1838/39 based on Grantor/Grantee Indexes for Dryden, Tompkins County New York. In 1838 land was sold to Edmund Whitcomb by Levi Whitcomb (believed to be a brother) and in 1839 the same property is being sold by Edmund and Louisa Whitcomb. 

Vital Records for the time were kept as part of the Town Records. The records for the Town of Dryden were destroyed in a fire. Thus birth dates and such are taken from secondary sources such as obituaries. Some liberties are taken with assuming that Samuel is the father of Edmond. All records (census) lean toward him as the only potential father. 

In 1842, Edmond and Louisa are living in the Wisconsin Territory, in Brighton, Racine (Later Kenosha) County, Wisconsin. Record in on Page 5. 

In 1846 & 1847 Wisconsin Territorial Census, the Whitcomb family is still living in Brighton, now Kenosha County. Page 117 and 123 

In 1855 the Wisconsin State Census shows Edmond and Louisa are living in Geneva, Walworth County, Wisconsin. In 1860, the Federal Census shows that they are still in Geneva, Walworth County, in Dwelling number 172, Family number 152 found on page 216.

Louisa Marsh Whitcomb died in 1882. There is no death record on file and no obituary was found. She is buried beside Edmond in the Brookside Cemetery.

Edmond died on January 2nd, 1893 at the home of his son, H. D. Whitcomb. There is no death record for Edmond either but his obituary was found in the Oconto County Reporter, Friday, January 13, 1893

Children of Edmond Whitcomb and Louisa Marsh are:

2. WILLIAM WALLACE³WHITCOMB (EDMOND S.², SAMUEL¹) was born 30 July 1841 in Erie, Buffalo County, New York, and died 26 November 1906 in Pensaukee, Oconto County, Wisconsin. He married ELIZABETH CHESTIVA BARKER 15 November 1866 in Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin, daughter of James Barker and Lucinda.

Notes

William Wallace Whitcomb married Elizabeth Barker in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Abrams at 4:00 p.m. on November 15, 1866 by the Rev. Thomas Walker. Registration of marriage is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, Vol. 1, page 107, Record 00158

William was a farmer, having walked from Lake Geneva in 1860 with his father, Edmund to purchase land. The property he claimed was 120 acres of land in the Town of Pensaukee. The pieces are described as the SE and SW quarter of the NW Quarter and SW quarter of the NE Quater of Section 25, Town of Pensaukee, Oconto County, Wisconsin.

William Wallace Whitcomb's record of birth can be found in the libraries of the Church of Jesus Christ Later Day Saints. It is in Batch 5006180, on Sheet 153 and the source call number is 1553350 
 
 

William has his biography in the "Commemorative Biographical Record of the West Shore of Green Bay" and can be found on pages 615-16. Copies of the book are available in the Brown County Library, Area Research Center at UWGB or the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

William enlisted in the GAR on 28 December 1863 and was discharged on July 16, 1865 at Louisville, KY

His death record can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, Vol. 2, record number 00782. The death record for Elizabeth Chestiva Barker Whitcomb can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, Death Records, Vol. 6, page 690

His obituary is found i the Oconto County Reporter, Page 1, November 26, 1906.

The Obituary for Elizabeth Whitcomb is found in the Oconto County Reporter, Page 1, March 19, 1914 edition. They are buried in the Brookside Cemetery. 

Children of William Whitcomb and Elizabeth Barker are:

Notes

Death Records for Caroline Whitcomb DeLano can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Off in Volume 5, Page 50. Her obituary can be found in the November 7th, 1907 Oconto County Reporter, Page 1. 

Death Records for Edgar DeLano are also found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office in Volume 2, Page 346, Record 134. His obituary is found in the October 7th, 1899 edition of the Oconto County Reporter.

Children of Caroline Whitcomb and Edgar DeLano are:

Notes

Hall's History of Oconto County - Courthouse Commerative Plaque. The sitting county board of officers is listed. H.D. Whitcomb in on the plaque. Photo of plaque found on page 123.

Biography in the "Commemorative Biographical Record of the West Bank of Green Bay", pages 519 and 520. F902 +3Z07

Address at time of death in 1934 was 857 Madison St. This house was sold to his daughter Blanch after Harry's death. In 1943 she sold the house and moved with her mother, husband and daughter to Green Bay. In 1996 Ginny Renquin Orr, the great great granddaughter of H. D. and Susan Whitcomb bought the home

Date and place of birth are taken from his obituary. 

The 1880 Federal Census shows the Whitcomb family living in Dwelling 131 as family 131, Abrams, Oconto County, Wisconsin

The 1900 Federal Census shows the Whitcomb family living in Dwelling 138, family 138 in Pensaukee Township, Oconto County, Wisconsin.

Registration of Death for Harry D. is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, in Volume 12, page 37. His obituary is found in the Green Bay Press Gazette and Oconto County Reporter on February 6, 1934. It is also found in the Wisconsin Necrology in the State Historical Society in Madison.

Obituary for Susan Porter Whitcomb was found in the September 20th edition of the Green Bay Press Gazette. She was living in the home of her daughter, Blanch Whitcomb Robinson in Green Bay. Susan and Harry D. are buried in the

Brookside Cemetery next to his parents.

Children of Harry Whitcomb and Susan Porter are:

5. PERCY HOWARD⁴WHITCOMB (WILLIAM WALLACE³, EDMOND S.², SAMUEL¹) was born 07 August 1869 in Pensaukee, Oconto County, Wisconsin, and died 19 May 1956 in Pensaukee, Oconto County, Wisconsin. He married EMMA OLIVE POWELL 31 August 1898 in Abrams, Oconto County, Wisconsin, daughter of George Powell and Mary Farley.

Notes

From Percy's obituary, his occupations were carpenter, mason and well driller. He was a lifelong resident of Pensaukee. Surviors include sone Howard, Daughters Mrs. James ( ) Terry, Mrs. Harold ( ) Terry, Mrs. Alfred ( ) Nicholas, Mrs. Racil (Amy) Leonard, Mrs. Ione ( ) Cool and Mrs. Claude (Mary) Papenfus

Percy shows many occupations as a result of census, and obituary. His is listed as a mechanic, carpenter, and farmer. 

Percy's registration of Birth can be found in volume 30, page 206, record 00157, his registration of Marriage is found in Volume 2, page 306, record 8396. His obituary is found in the Green Bay Press Gazette, 21 May 1956 edition.

Emma's Registration of Death can be found in the Oconto County Registre of Deeds office, in Vol. 7, Pge 749. Her Obituary is found in the Green Bay Press Gazette on 6 May 1919. She died of Cancer after a duration of suveral months. She was buried out of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Brookside. Emma and Percy are buried in the Brookside Cemetery.

Children of Percy Whitcomb and Emma Powell are:

Notes

Registration of Marriage - Oconto County Register of Deeds, Volume 2, Page 80, Record Sequence 5711

Children of Joycie Whitcomb and William Nichols are:

Notes

Registration of Marriage- Oconto County Registration of Marriages, Volume 2, Page 426, Record Sequence # 8461

Per obituary of his mother of March 19, 1914, Leslie lives in Duluth, Minnesota

By Marriage registration, Leslie and Lucy were married in a Presbyterian Ceremony.

Lucy's Registration of Birth can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 1, Page 307

Child of Leslie Whitcomb and Lucy Couillard is:

Notes

Clarence died from a stroke. He is buried in the Brookside Cemetery. The stroke occurred on July 30th and he died on August 2nd. His obituary was run in both the Green Bay Press Gazette and Oconto County Reporter on August 3rd, 1939.

Obituary for Ella Pillsbury DeLano can be found in both the Oconto County Reporter and the Green Bay Press Gazette on October 8th, 1947. She died of a cebral hemmorage. They are buried in the Brookside Cemetery.

He was a farmer his entire life. Farming in the Brookside area.
 
 
 
 

Children of Clarence DeLano and Ella Pillsbury are:

Children of Harry DeLano and Anna Nerchbach are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 26, Page 674.

Obituary is found in the August 31st 1950 edition of the Vilas County News Review, Page one. 

Obituary for Walter Herbert Bent as well as article about his tragic death from a dynamite explosion are found in the June 2nd, 1927 edition of the Eagle River Review on Page one.

Children of Susan Whitcomb and Walter Bent are:

Notes

Registration of Birth on 2 June 1876 is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office in volume 1, Page 11, Record Number 01916

Registration of Marriage is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office in Volume 2, Page 161, Record 05756

Registration of Death is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, in Volume 1, page 40.

Obituary ran in the February 24th 1899 edition of the Oconto County Reporter.

Child of Carrie Whitcomb and Frank Urwan is:

Notes

Registration of Birth for Lester S. Whitcomb can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office, Volume 30, Page 675

Registration of Marriage of Lester S. Whitcomb to Laura Moody is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume1, page 327, record 446

Obituary for Lester Whitcomb is found in the Green Bay Press Gazette on Saturday, November 12, 1960 edition, page 20.

Obituary for Laura Moody Whitcomb is found in the Oconto CountyReporter, Page 8, August 17, 1916 

Children of Lester Whitcomb and Laura Moody are:

Notes

Blanche's birth is recorded twice. The first time was at the time of the event. The second recording was many years later when her mother registered the births of all her children at one time. It is recorded in Volume 1, Pg 60, Record 2676 and well as a delayed birth record found in Volume 30, page 676

Obituary for Blanche Whitcomb Robinson can be found in the November 1st, 1949 edition of the Green Bay Press Gazette.

Child of Blanche Whitcomb and Irvin Robinson is:

Notes

In the Obituary of Allan Vane Classon of Thursday, September 12, 1940 it mentions Arthur Whitcomb as an honorary pallbearer. 

Art Whitcombs picture appears in Halls "History of Oconto County" on page 132 on the Baseball team.

Registration of Birth for Agness Whitkopf is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds, Volume 2, Record 02757

Registration of Birth for Arthur Whitcomb is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 26, Page 672

Children of Arthur Whitcomb and Agnes Whitkopf are:

Notes

Registration of Birth for Harry Francis is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 24, Page 676

Child of Harry Whitcomb and Jessie Zander is:

16. JEWEL CAROLINE⁵DELANO (HARRY E.⁴, CAROLINE³ WHITCOMB, EDMOND S.², SAMUEL¹) was born 25 May 1909 in Brookside, Oconto County, Wisconsin. She married ARTHUR MATRAVERS 14 June 1934 in Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin.

Notes

Registration of Birth, Oconto County Register of Deeds, Volume 47, Page 177

Child of Jewel DeLano and Arthur Matravers is:

Children of William Bent and Louise Seim are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 26, Page 673

Children of Ronald Bent and Mildred Walter are:

Notes

Arthur "Dunny" Bent authored "Bent Trails A Family History" and published it in 1991. In 1988 he published a booklet entitled "Laddie, A Dear Deer Story" and it was published under the name of Waube Kanish aka Dunny (Arthur) Bent

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 5, Page 298

Children of Arthur Bent and Eugenia Scott are:

Notes

Russell "Red" moved to Milwaukee in 1926. In 1930 to 1940 he lived in Minocqua. In 1940 he and his familiy moved back to Milwaukee until he moved to Winneconne in 1980. 

Russell was a freight solicitator for Motor Transport Company.

Funeral was held from St. Bernard Catholic Church in Milwaukee, Msgr. Berry officiating. He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee.

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 25, Page 710.

Obituary ws found in the 27 June 1981 edition of the Appleton Post Crescent.

Children of Russel Whitcomb and Lorraine Fox are:

Notes

Crosby was christened at St. John Cantius Church, Sobieski as Gregory Crosby Whitcomb, born 20 February 1904 and baptized on 31 July 1904.

Crosby Whitcomb and Margaret McAllister were married by the priest in a Catholic Ceremony in the Rectory at St. Louis Catholic Church, Abrams. Beatrice Whitcomb, sister of the groom was maid of honor, and Leigh McAllister, brother of the bride was the best man. At the time of their marriage, Crosby was employed by the Oconto County Highway Department.

Crosby Whitcomb's Social Security Number was 399-03-3376

Margaret McAllister Whitcomb's Social Security Number was 396-30-4932 

Children of Crosby Whitcomb and Margaret McAllister are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 5, Page 163, Record 00446.

Certification of Baptism, November 1905 is found in St. John Cantius Catholic Church, Sobieski, Oconto County, Wisconsin

Children of Lester Whitcomb and Ethel Wilke are:

23. BEATRICE BLANCHE⁵WHITCOMB (LESTER SYLVESTER⁴, HARRY DAVID³, EDMOND S.², SAMUEL¹) was born 08 May 1911 in Abrams, Oconto County, Wisconsin, and died 24 February 1999 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. She married (1) ANTHONY STOCK 25 March 1930. She married (2) ELMER JOHN PECOR 15 October 1936 in Abrams, Oconto County, Wisconsin, son of David Pecor and Mina Lemorande.

Notes

Elmer (Pat) Pecor and Beatrice Blanch (Girlie) Whitcomb were married in Oconto on 15 October 1936. Their witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vullings. Elmer was a laborer.

Registration of Birth for Elmer John Pecor can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 3, Record 02454

Registration of Birth for Beatrice Blanche Whitcomb can be found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office in Volume 25, Page 711. 

Registration of Marriage is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds office in Volume 9, Page 651
 
 

Children of Beatrice Whitcomb and Elmer Pecor are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 10, Page 626

Children of John Whitcomb and Florence are:

Notes

Suzanne Robinson, born May 30, 1927 was the only living issue of Irwin Robinson and Blanche Whitcomb. She was the second child born of this union. Her mother was 43 years of age and her father was 47.

Registration of Birth, Oconto County Register of Deeds, Volume 17, Pg 567

Children of Suzanne Robinson and Francis Basche are:

Notes

Record of birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 14, Page 704

Children of Arthur Whitcomb and Julie are:

27. PAULINE ANNE⁶BENT (WILLIAM HAROLD⁵, SUSAN LORETTA⁴WHITCOMB, HARRY DAVID³, EDMOND S.², SAMUEL¹) was born 31 December 1932 in Tomahawk, Wisconsin. She married IRA JOHN WENTLER 07 June 1952 in Edgerton, Rock County, Wisconsin.

Children of Pauline Bent and Ira Wentler are:

Children of Walter Bent and Loretta are:

Children of Carolyn Bent and John Erickson are:

Children of Peter Bent and Barbara Reidell are:

Child of Nancy Bent and Steve Wentzel is:

Children of Robert Whitcomb and Elizabeth LaGrange are:

Notes

Registration of Birth for Patricia is found in the Oconto County Register of Deed Office, Volume

Registration of Marriage of Patricia to Earl J. Renquin, Sr. is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office in Volume License 6326

They were married in St. Louis Catholic Church in Abrams on May 25, 1952

Registration of Death can be found for Patricia Ann Whitcomb Renquin in the Brown County Register of Deeds office, Local file number 778

Registration of Death for Earl J. Renquin, Sr. can be found in the Brown County Register of Deeds office, Local Registration File Number Page 899

Obituary for Earl J. is found in the June 24th 1994 edition of the Green Bay Press Gazette. Obituary for Patricia is found in the June 3rd, 2000 edition of the Green Bay Press Gazette. They are both buried in Brookside Cemetery.

Children of Patricia Whitcomb and Earl Renquin are:

Notes

Laura Whitcomb married Charles Violette on 26 November 1955 at St. John Cantius Catholic Church in Sobieski, Oconto County, Wisconsin. Marriage liscense number was 6929. Registration of Marriage is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 16, Page 204

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 22, Page 5

Children of Laura Whitcomb and Charles Violette are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 22, Page 475

Obituary is found in the 23 July 1986 edition of the Green Bay Press Gazette.

Children of Sally Whitcomb and Ervin Danecki are:

Notes

Registration of Birth is found in the Oconto County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 32, Page 504.

Registration of Marriage is found in Brown County Register of Deeds Office, Volume 77, Page 206, License number is 430.

Children of Patrick Whitcomb and Carolyn Daniels are:

Children of Jean Whitcomb and Robert Barr are:

Children of Joan Whitcomb and Richard Chesley are:

Children of Laurel Pecor and Duane Deuel are:

Child of Leon Whitcomb and Greta is:

Child of Maureen Whitcomb and Sal Coretz is: