Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameCharles G. Ellis 
Birth1863, AZ
Notes for Charles G. Ellis
1900 Census of Denver, Arapahoe Co CO
Name Age
Charles G Ellis 37 b may 1863 m 5 yrs IA IA IA
Rosa Ellis 35 b apr 1865 m 5 yrs Switzerland, Switzerland, Switzerland
George Ellis 6 b mar 1894 CO IA Switzerland
Walter Ellis 4 b mar 1896 CO IA Switzerland
Mary Ellis 1/12 b may 1900 CO IA Switzerland
Charles Ellis seems to have been married three times. Cora Hargis was born in about 1887, from census recordings. The 1900 census recording (above) matches very well with the 1910 census (approximate date of birth, states of birth of Charles and his parents, names and ages of the two sons, George and Walter).
The Colorado marriage records show a marriage in Denver in 1899 of Charles Ellis to Rose Studar. This is probably the Rosa, mother of Mary, listed in the 1900 census.
However, Rose Studar could not have been mother of George, Walter, or Cora. It is not known where Rose went between 1900 and 1910.
In the 1910 census of Los Angeles, Charles has taken Etta for a wife. In the 1920 and 1930 census, Etta is a widow and listed as mother-in-law in the home of her daughter and son-in-law.
It is possible that Etta was a widow and mother of Cora, George and Walter.
Name Age
Charles G Ellis 37 b may 1863 m 5 yrs IA IA IA
Rosa Ellis 35 b apr 1865 m 5 yrs Switzerland, Switzerland, Switzerland
George Ellis 6 b mar 1894 CO IA Switzerland
Walter Ellis 4 b mar 1896 CO IA Switzerland
Mary Ellis 1/12 b may 1900 CO IA Switzerland
Charles Ellis seems to have been married three times. Cora Hargis was born in about 1887, from census recordings. The 1900 census recording (above) matches very well with the 1910 census (approximate date of birth, states of birth of Charles and his parents, names and ages of the two sons, George and Walter).
The Colorado marriage records show a marriage in Denver in 1899 of Charles Ellis to Rose Studar. This is probably the Rosa, mother of Mary, listed in the 1900 census.
However, Rose Studar could not have been mother of George, Walter, or Cora. It is not known where Rose went between 1900 and 1910.
In the 1910 census of Los Angeles, Charles has taken Etta for a wife. In the 1920 and 1930 census, Etta is a widow and listed as mother-in-law in the home of her daughter and son-in-law.
It is possible that Etta was a widow and mother of Cora, George and Walter.