Descendants of James Tooker

Generation No. 1

1.  JAMES1 TOOKER was born Abt 1793 in NY, and died 29 August 1825 in Peru, Huron, OH.  He married OLIVE MCKENNA MCINTIRE 13 May 1815 in Cuyahoga, Ohio, daughter of JAMES MCINTIRE and .

Notes for JAMES TOOKER:
James Tooker is listed in the 1820 census as living in New Haven Township of Huron county (the Tucker spelling of the name), and it shows he had two daughters under age ten.  One of these daughters is Electa Tooker. The other (name not known) apprently died as we have no further record of her. On p. 308 of a history of Huron & Erie Counties it is mentioned that James Tooker on 15 Aug 1815 was a signer of the first petition ever presented to the commissioners of Huron County, New Haven Township.

The Sandusky Clarion issue of 10 Sep 1825 reports that James Tooker died in Peru township of Huron County on the "39th" day of August 1825, aged 32.  The Norwalk Reporter of 20 Oct 1827 reported the marriage of George Evans to Olive, the widow of James Tucker, on 9 Oct 1827 in Greenfield township. The marriage was performed by her brother, James McIntire Jr, J.P.

1880 census for James' son, Hiram indicates James was born in New York.

1994 note: James named his daughter Electa, an unusual name. It was common to name one's children after parents or siblings. There was an Electa Tooker born 6 Oct 1791 in Hartford, CT. This is only two years before James, so she could be his sister. We have no other information on this Electa.

The name Tooker is an alternate spelling of Tucker. The change in spelling came about in America in the late 1700's and began with a John Tucker who came from England about 1741. Tucker is an English occupational name having the same meaning as another name--Fuller, a fuller (thickener) of cloth. Specifically the manufacture of wool serge. However, Tucker came by way of the Norman invasion of England by William the Conqueror in 1066 AD. The Normans were Danes who moved to France a couple of centuries earlier and adopted French customs and language. Originally Tucker was spelled Touckere. In certain parts of southern England the spelling is Tooker.

Notes for OLIVE MCKENNA MCINTIRE:
Child 1 - Olive MCINTYRE-640
     Family Records and Information
     Will of James McINTYRE, Will Book A, p. 93, Huron Co., OH 1828-1851

1880 census for Olive's son, Hiram, indicates Olive was born in Ohio.  This is obviously incorrect because other records indicate she came from New York to Ohio about 1815 with her father, her sister, and her fiance, James Tooker, along with all their families.
              (History of the Firelands, by W.W. Williams (1879) p.300.)

Children of JAMES TOOKER and OLIVE MCINTIRE are:
2.	i.	ELECTA2 TOOKER, b. Abt 1816, Huron Co, OH; d. 29 December 1893, Kendall Co. IL.
	ii.	(DAUGHTER).

Notes for (DAUGHTER):
This daughter of James and Olive Tooker is listed on the 1820 census, but is not mentioned anywhere else. It is assumed that she died young.

3.	iii.	HIRAM LEWIS TOOKER, SR, b. 06 August 1821, Greenfield, Huron, OH; d. 19 December 1898, Plymouth, Huron, OH.
4.	iv.	ALFRED TOOKER, b. Abt 1824, Huron Co, OH; d. 25 April 1884, Amboy, Lee, IL.

Generation No. 2

2.  ELECTA2 TOOKER (JAMES1) was born Abt 1816 in Huron Co, OH, and died 29 December 1893 in Kendall Co. IL.  She married PALMER SHERMAN 23 August 1832 in Huron, OH.

Notes for PALMER SHERMAN:
1850 Census of Kendall County, Illinois:

SHERMAN, Palmer		50 M NY Farmer
	Electa		35 F OH
	George		14 M OH
	Amanda		11 F IL
	Louisa		 8 F IL
	Agnes		 2 F IL
	Charles		20 M NY  (relationship, if any, unknown)
	
Children of ELECTA TOOKER and PALMER SHERMAN are:
5.	i.	GEORGE TAYLOR3 SHERMAN, b. 28 March 1836.
	ii.	AMANDA SHERMAN, b. Abt 1839; m. ? SMITH.
	iii.	LOUISE SHERMAN, b. Abt 1842; m. ? LEWIS.
	iv.	AGNES SHERMAN, b. Abt 1848.
	v.	NICOLAS J. SHERMAN, b. Abt 1851; d. December 1935, Kane County, IL.
	vi.	MARY E. SHERMAN, b. Abt 1852; m. ? DRURY.

3.  HIRAM LEWIS2 TOOKER, SR (JAMES1) was born 06 August 1821 in Greenfield, Huron, OH, and died 19 December 1898 in Plymouth, Huron, OH.  He married (1) JANE M. WOOD 01 January 1841 in Huron Co, OH.  He married (2) HESTER ANN BODLEY 14 May 1863 in Huron, OH.

Notes for HIRAM LEWIS TOOKER, SR:
Hiram's obituary appearing in the Firelands Pioneer in 1899 reads:  "Hiram L. Tooker born Greenfield 1821.  Spent whole of his life in Huron Co., with the exception of a short time in the West.  He died
12/19/1898."  

Hiram's death certificate indicates he died in Fairfield, Huron Co., Ohio, and that his trade was carpenter. He appears in the Huron Co., Ohio 1850 census along with his wife and children born before that time.

TOOKER,
Hiram	29 M OH
Jane	26 F NY
Lewis	 9 M OH
James	 7 M OH
Martha	 5 F OH
Alfred	 3 M OH
Olive	 1 F OH

Another obituary:
Hiram Lewis Tooker was born in Greenfield Township, Huron County, Ohio August 6, 1821 and died December 19, 1898 at Plymouth, Ohio. He had resided in Huron County all his life except for a short time that he spent with his sons in the west. Mr Tooker was very active in securing recruits for the rebellion, his health being such that he was unable to go himself. He held nearly every township office from Supervisor to Justice of the Peace. He was Accessor in this township for eight years in succession, thus showing that he had the entire confidence of his fellow men as an upright, honest citizen. He had long been an active working member of the M.E. Church and a kind neighbor, husband and father. A wife and several children are left to mourn his loss.

Notes for HESTER ANN BODLEY:
!Hester is the mother of Josephine Munson (#42), wife of James Watson Tooker
(#12).

!The 1880 census indicates Hester was 52 at that time, so was probably born on
or about 1828.

Children of HIRAM TOOKER and JANE WOOD are:
6.	i.	LEWIS BENSLEY3 TOOKER, b. 22 October 1841; d. 04 October 1900.
7.	ii.	JAMES WATSON TOOKER, b. 24 May 1843, Norwalk, Huron, OH; d. 15 August 1900, Delhi, SD.
	iii.	MARTHA MARIAH TOOKER, b. 27 December 1845; d. 15 March 1864.
8.	iv.	ALFRED TOOKER, b. 22 August 1847; d. 03 February 1928.
9.	v.	OLIVE TOOKER, b. 10 February 1849, New Haven, Huron, OH; d. 02 March 1917.
10.	vi.	GEORGE AUGUSTUS TOOKER, b. 27 March 1851, Newhaven, Huron, OH; d. 06 May 1934, Burlingame, San Mateo, CA.
11.	vii.	MARY TOOKER, b. 08 January 1853, Norwalk, Huron, OH; d. 22 March 1926, Sandwich, Kendall, IL.
	viii.	FANNIE TOOKER, b. 04 November 1854; d. 08 November 1864.

Notes for FANNIE TOOKER:
!Other record indicates birth and death: 4 Nov 1854 - 8 Nov 1855.

12.	ix.	HALSEY TOOKER, b. 03 November 1856; d. 15 June 1925, Portland, OR.
13.	x.	HIRAM LEWIS TOOKER, JR, b. 08 October 1858, Marion, OH; d. 24 August 1925.
	xi.	MARGARET TOOKER, b. Abt 1859, Huron, OH; d. March 1938.
	
Children of HIRAM TOOKER and HESTER BODLEY are:
	xii.	ELECTA3 TOOKER, b. 28 August 1866; m. FAGLEY.
	xiii.	EMMA J. TOOKER, b. 05 February 1868, Huron, OH; d. 29 June 1939, North Fairfield, Huron, OH.

Notes for EMMA J. TOOKER:
Probate records show five marriages:

6/183  - G. W. Gleason to Emma Tooker, 10 July 1893 at Fairfield.

8/295  - Charles E. Wing to Emma J. Tooker, 15 April 1901.  She was born 5 February 1868 in Huron county, the daughter of Hiram L. Tooker and Hester Ann Bodley.  She was a resident of North Fairfield.  She was divorced from Gleason.

10/248 - David Tewart and Emma Tooker were married 2 Sept 1908.  She was born 5 Feb 1868 in Huron county and resided at North Fairfield, the daughter of Hiram Tooker and Hester A. Bodley.

11/108 - William P. Munhollon of Nova, Ohio, was married to Emma L. Tooker on 23 Sept 1911.  She was born 5 Feb 1868 in Huron Co. to Hiram L. Tooker and Hester Ann Bodley.

16/567 - Willard Howard married to Emma J. Munhollon 14 Oct 1938.

A county directory of 1908 shows her living in North Fairfield village with no occupation and under the name of Tooker, with the family of Alexander Mitchell and his wife living with her.

Her only estate proceeding was an action to sell her house in a summary sale of real estate due to its low value.  Thus, no next of kin had to be notified, so there is no listing of them.

4.  ALFRED2 TOOKER (JAMES1) was born Abt 1824 in Huron Co, OH, and died 25 April 1884 in Amboy, Lee, IL.  He married SARAH IVES, daughter of ALMON IVES.

Notes for ALFRED TOOKER:
There is no definite proof that Alfred was the son of James Tooker. However, circumstances indicate he was. 

On February 18, 1867 he testifed that Palmer Sherman, husband of Electa Tooker-Sherman, was insane. This would not normally be done by someone outside the family. This would indicate that Alfred was Electa's brother.

Records show that Alfred was living in Kendall County in 1850. He received patents on two forty acre parcels in 1845 and 1846. He received a federal government patent on forty acres in Kendall County in March of 1848. He filed a land patent in Kendall County in 1879. This was later recorded in 1902.

One record indicates he arrived in Lee County, IL circa 1855 and was an attorney in partnership with James H. Felch.

1850 Census of Kendall County, Illinois:

TOOKER, Alford (sic)	26 M OH Farmer
	Sarah		23 F NY

1870 Census of Amboy, Lee County, Illinois:

TOOKER, Alfred                       46 M OH Attorney at Law
                Sarah                       43 F NY Keeping house
                Simeon                    17 M IL Clerk in store
MERRIFIELD, Lucy                  19 F IL 
                       Albert                 27 M VT Druggist
                       Albert             7/12  M IL  (infant b. Oct 1869)

Children of ALFRED TOOKER and SARAH IVES are:
	i.	LUCY3 TOOKER, b. Abt 1851, IL; m. ALBERT H. MERRIFIELD, 28 August 1867, Lee Co, IL.
	ii.	SIMEON TOOKER, b. Abt 1853, IL.

Generation No. 3

5.  GEORGE TAYLOR3 SHERMAN (ELECTA2 TOOKER, JAMES1) was born 28 March 1836.  He married JULIA ANN LEWIS.
	
Child of GEORGE SHERMAN and JULIA LEWIS is:
	i.	NELTSON GROSS4 SHERMAN, b. 10 December 1858, Kindle Co. IL; m. CAROLINE MCQUADE.

6.  LEWIS BENSLEY3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 22 October 1841, and died 04 October 1900.  He married ROXANA E. WATTS 01 January 1868 in Huron, Ohio.
	
Children of LEWIS TOOKER and ROXANA WATTS are:
	i.	GUY4 TOOKER.
	ii.	LLOYD TOOKER, b. 19 January 1870, Huron, OH.
	iii.	EARL TOOKER.

7.  JAMES WATSON3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 24 May 1843 in Norwalk, Huron, OH, and died 15 August 1900 in Delhi, SD.  He married JOSEPHINE MUNSON 10 January 1869 in Plymouth, Huron, OH, daughter of WILLIAM MUNSON and HESTER BODLEY.

Notes for JAMES WATSON TOOKER:
During the early days of the Civil War he ran away from home to enlist as a soldier, but because of his youth, was obliged to return home. Later he joined as a member of Company D, Second Regiment, Heavy Artillery, Ohio Volunteers. He served both as Corporal and Sergeant. He was offered the lieutenancy of a negro regiment, but declined to accept, preferring to finish out his service in the
same company with the boys of his own neighborhood. He was among the late enlistments and was used principally for guard duty, protecting flank, chasing guerillas, and so forth. Several times his company was called as reinforcements only to find the rebels had retreated; so was never used in a big battle. He was, however, wounded and carried the marks of powder burns on his face to his
death.

From the McPherson County Herald 9 Aug 1900:  A very peculiar accident occurred last Friday while J W Tooker and sons were harvesting about three miles north of home. A small syclone struck them hurling header boxes to the ground and throwing Mr Tucker (sic) and Grant down. The former fell in such a manner as to fracture one of his legs. The latter escaped injuries only by the seat on the box prevented it from falling on him. They were indeed very fortunate to escape as they did.  (Note: JW died a few days later on 15 Aug 1900.

Notes for JOSEPHINE MUNSON:
Daughter of Hester Ann Munson who was also her step-mother-in-law.

Children of JAMES TOOKER and JOSEPHINE MUNSON are:
	i.	NELSON4 TOOKER, b. 27 January 1870, Munson, OH; d. 05 August 1902.

Notes for NELSON TOOKER:
Obituary:  One of the sadest events that has ever occurred at Leola happened yesterday when Nelson Tooker fell from a counter upon which he was lying in the Leola Exchange store and sustained an injury upon the temple which caused almost immediate death. Dr A L Lloyd was called immediately and administered powerful restoratives, but of no avail. Ned came to town to do some trading and was apparently in his usual good health and was indulging in a jovial chat with some friends at the store when he lost his balance and fell, striking his head.

His father, James W Tooker, was thrown from a header box on Aug 3 two years ago and received injuries from which he died twelve days later. Since that time Ned and his brother, Grant, have been running the farm and have met with great success.                             --McPherson County Herald

	ii.	GRANT TOOKER, b. 28 May 1872, Ford, IL; d. 25 April 1938, Stanislaus, CA; m. ELIZABETH CATHERINE THOMPSON, 02 April 1905, Delhi, SD.
	iii.	EVA ADELL TOOKER, b. 24 July 1874, Ford, IL; m. WILLIAM LEBOLD, 03 November 1898, Delhi, South Dakota.
	iv.	JENNIE TOOKER, b. 24 June 1876, Ford, IL; m. PAUL DEUBER, 31 October 1919, Salem, Oregon.
	v.	OLIVE TOOKER, b. 09 August 1883, McPherson, SD; m. EMMETT MCKENNA, 24 December 1908, Aberdeen, South Dakota.

8.  ALFRED3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 22 August 1847, and died 03 February 1928.  He married MARY SKINNER 13 October 1867 in Huron, OH.

Notes for ALFRED TOOKER:
Note furnished by Norman E. Tooker:  "Alfred went to Peabody, Kansas. My Dad, Elmer Halsey (Hiram Junior's only son) told me that Alfred had a son who became a lawyer and lived at Texarkana, Texas. He also related the story that Alfred had borrowed some money from their dad, Hiram Louis Tooker Senior and never paid it back. The other three boys who came west together were "mad" at Alfred for not paying their father back. It seems that they wanted some of the money too. It happens in the best of families, I guess."

Child of ALFRED TOOKER and MARY SKINNER is:
	i.	MINNIE BELL4 TOOKER, b. 11 June 1870, Huron, OH.

9.  OLIVE3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 10 February 1849 in New Haven, Huron, OH, and died 02 March 1917.  She married LEROY WHEELER 11 May 1867 in Huron, OH.
	
Children of OLIVE TOOKER and LEROY WHEELER are:
	i.	NELLIE4 WHEELER.
	ii.	DESSIE WHEELER.
	iii.	LAURA WHEELER.
	iv.	MARY FRANCES WHEELER.

Notes for MARY FRANCES WHEELER:
!Died in childhood.

10.  GEORGE AUGUSTUS3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 27 March 1851 in Newhaven, Huron, OH, and died 06 May 1934 in Burlingame, San Mateo, CA.  He married ISADORA ADELL PECK 03 January 1875, daughter of JOSEPH PECK and SIMANTHA GLEASON.

Notes for GEORGE AUGUSTUS TOOKER:
Occupation:  Farmer

George did not prefer the name Augustus. Most of the time he signed his name George G. Tooker, the "G" standing for "Gus."

George was born in Huron Co. Ohio. As a young man he moved to Illinois where his first three children were born. He then moved to Brown Co South Dakota where his remaining five children were born. About 1902 he moved to the Salem area in Oregon. The last years of his life were spent with his youngest son,
Floyd, in Burlingame, California where he died in 1934.

Notes for ISADORA ADELL PECK:
The 1860 census indicates both of Isadora's parents were also born in New York State.  She is buried in the Macleay Cemetery near Salem, Oregon, where she lived from about 1901 until her death in 1921. Her full name, including middle name, was found in 17 Feb 1908 Aberdeen Daily News: Isadora Adell
Tooker.

Children of GEORGE TOOKER and ISADORA PECK are:
	i.	JENNIE MAY4 TOOKER, b. 08 December 1875, Norton, Kankakee, IL; m. GEORGE MCFADDEN.
	ii.	ADELBERT TOOKER, b. 24 March 1878, Norton, Kankakee, IL; d. 03 February 1944; m. PEARL ODELE SWARTWOUT.
	iii.	ISABELL IRENA TOOKER, b. 07 February 1880, Norton, Kankakee, IL; m. JOHN ALBERT WALKER.

Notes for JOHN ALBERT WALKER:
!John A Walker had a sister, Mabel Walker, who married Floyd Backous.

	iv.	FRANK EUGENE TOOKER, b. 18 September 1883, Westport, Brown, SD; d. 11 December 1961, Centralia, Lewis, WA; m. ETHEL GENEVIEVE GREGORY, 05 December 1906, Westport, Brown, SD.

Notes for FRANK EUGENE TOOKER:
Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park, Centralia, WA

Notes for ETHEL GENEVIEVE GREGORY:
!Riverside Cemetary Blk 89 Lot 188

	v.	FRED AUGUSTUS TOOKER, b. 28 July 1885, Westport, Brown, SD; d. 11 December 1961, Aberdeen, Brown, SD.

Notes for FRED AUGUSTUS TOOKER:
!Church: Assemblies of God
Farmed at the Ted Wolters farm near Frederick, SD. He never married.

	vi.	WILLIAM EDWARD TOOKER, b. 17 July 1888, Westport, Brown, SD; d. 28 May 1969, Salem, Marion, OR; m. WILLAMINA UNHOPK.

Notes for WILLIAM EDWARD TOOKER:
Occupation:  Rural Mail Carrier, Farmer

	vii.	LEWIS TYLOR TOOKER, b. 01 October 1891, Westport, Brown, SD; d. 24 March 1968, Dallas, OR.

Notes for LEWIS TYLOR TOOKER:
Was gassed in Europe in World War I.

	viii.	FLOYD LLEWELLYN TOOKER (Source: Death Certificate in possession of Warren Tooker.), b. 11 December 1893, Westport, Brown, SD; d. 05 September 1948, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; m. (1) BARBARA G. LIVINGSTON, 15 September 1917, Vancouver, Washington; m. (2) MARGUERITE MAY WILLS (Source: Death Certificate in possession of Warren Tooker), 20 September 1928, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.

Notes for FLOYD LLEWELLYN TOOKER:
Occupation:  He was Business Manager of the South San Francisco and Stockton Union Stock Yards until shortly before his death.

Religion:  Methodist.

SS# 558-03-8041

Notes for BARBARA G. LIVINGSTON:
There were no children of her marriage to Floyd L. Tooker.

Notes for MARGUERITE MAY WILLS:
Occupation:  Clerk at Safeway Store. Elevator Operator in San Francisco at various hotels and department stores.  
Religion: Seventh-day Adventist.
In the early 1980's she married James Choate, but the marriage was annulled.

11.  MARY3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 08 January 1853 in Norwalk, Huron, OH, and died 22 March 1926 in Sandwich, Kendall, IL.  She married FREDERICK JOHNSON SCHUMAKER 05 January 1874 in Cabery, Kankakee, IL, son of HENRY SCHUMAKER.

Notes for MARY TOOKER:
Family information obtained from newpaper obituary. Member of Little Rock (IL) Methodist Church. Burial in the Fowler Grove Cemetery.

Other records indicate birth and death as 27 Nov 1853 - 20 Mar 1926

Notes for FREDERICK JOHNSON SCHUMAKER:
In obituary in a Little Rock, IL newpaper, Frederick's surname is spelled Schumaker. One of his descendants spells it Schumacher.

Children of MARY TOOKER and FREDERICK SCHUMAKER are:
	i.	MAUDE4 SCHUMAKER, m. MILLER.
	ii.	IDA SCHUMAKER, m. ROYAL COOPER.
	iii.	NELLIE GERTRUDE SCHUMAKER, b. 15 May 1877, Asbury, IL; d. 26 January 1955, Elgin, IL.
	iv.	FRANK A SCHUMAKER, b. 10 June 1879, Newark, IL; d. 28 April 1941, Sandwich, IL; m. GOLDIETH ALICE CULMER, 23 December 1902, Geneva, IL.
	v.	EDWARD JAMES SCHUMAKER, b. 06 August 1881, Mallington, IL; d. 01 November 1957, Sandwich, IL; m. BESSIE K SCHULTZ, 25 June 1913, Little Rock, IL.
	vi.	ESTELLE SCHUMAKER, b. 1894; m. LAWRENCE JONES.

12.  HALSEY3 TOOKER (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 03 November 1856, and died 15 June 1925 in Portland, OR.  He married LILLIE A..

Notes for HALSEY TOOKER:
Information furnished by Norman E Tooker: "Halsey went to South Dakota and settled on some Homestead land. I have in some of my notes the town where he settled was Aberdeen. My dad, Elmer Halsey Tooker (Hiram Junior's son), thought that Halsey's family was all girls, but I don't know this for sure."

A school souvenir booklet, published by the teacher of Lowell School (Oneota Twp, Brown Co, South Dakota) in 1901 lists Halsey Tooker on the school board. It also lists three Tooker girls: Lulu, Laura, and Ora; and four Tooker boys: Fred, Edward, Lewis, and Floyd. The four boys are George Tooker's sons. The three girls are likely Halsey Tooker's daughters. The booklet is in the possession of Marvin Tooker of Dallas, OR.

1900 census lists occupation as Farmer. Also shown is youngest daughter, Francis along with those listed above, and his wife, Lillie.

1910 census also lists occupation as Farmer. It also shows him living in the household of his brother George in Marion County, Oregon, along with his wife and his two youngest daughters.

Notes for LILLIE A.:
!Birthdate from 1900 census of Brown Co., SD.  Father born in Vermont, and
mother born in New York.

Children of HALSEY TOOKER and LILLIE A. are:
	i.	LULU E.4 TOOKER, b. January 1884, SD.

Notes for LULU E. TOOKER:
!Birthdate from 1900 census of Brown Co., SD

	ii.	LAURA J. TOOKER, b. January 1892, SD.

Notes for LAURA J. TOOKER:
!Birthdate from 1900 census of Brown Co., SD

	iii.	ORA M. TOOKER, b. May 1894, SD.

Notes for ORA M. TOOKER:
!Birthdate from 1900 census of Brown Co., SD

	iv.	FRANCIS C. TOOKER, b. November 1896, SD.

Notes for FRANCIS C. TOOKER:
!Birthdate from 1900 census of Brown Co., SD

13.  HIRAM LEWIS3 TOOKER, JR (HIRAM LEWIS2, JAMES1) was born 08 October 1858 in Marion, OH, and died 24 August 1925.  He married MARGARET ANNE SHIELDS 18 January 1886 in Kankakee, IL.

Notes for HIRAM LEWIS TOOKER, JR:
>From information furnished by Norman E. Tooker:  "Hiram Lewis Tooker, Jr came to Nebraska in January 1886. Married Margaret Anne Shields (Originally from Canada) who he had met while living in Illinois. They settled on a farm southwest of Silver Creek, Nebraska, which we still own."

Other record of birth: 2 Oct 1858.

Child of HIRAM TOOKER and MARGARET SHIELDS is:
	i.	ELMER HALSEY4 TOOKER, b. 17 April 1900, Silver Creek, NE; d. 29 December 1984, Silver Creek, NE; m. LILLIE EDNA MCNURLIN, 27 July 1920.