Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameVernie Avis Wells 
Birth27 Jul 1902, Woods Co, Oklahoma Terr
Census10 Apr 1930, Chillum, Prince George’s Co, MD
Memoroll#878, pg 8
Death6 Oct 1999, Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Burial Memocremated
FatherCharles Cevy Wells (1871-1947)
MotherAlice “Allie” Clements (1880-1937)
Misc. Notes
Listed as Vernie on SSDI.
She was married to Vernon Cramer (32, NY) a garage mechanic and living in Maryland in 1930, with their 3 children Myrtie A (7, MD), Alice Rose (5, DC) and Martin V (3, MD).
Children:
Myrtle Avis Cramer Latham born July 26, 1923 in Takoma Park, Montgomery Co, MD, died March 6, 2006 in Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Alice Rose Cramer Chiang born 1925 in Washington, DC, died 1997 in Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Martin Vernon Cramer born April 10, 1927 in Takoma Park, Montgomery Co, MD, died 27 Nov 2014 in Orange Co, FL.
She was married to Vernon Cramer (32, NY) a garage mechanic and living in Maryland in 1930, with their 3 children Myrtie A (7, MD), Alice Rose (5, DC) and Martin V (3, MD).
Children:
Myrtle Avis Cramer Latham born July 26, 1923 in Takoma Park, Montgomery Co, MD, died March 6, 2006 in Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Alice Rose Cramer Chiang born 1925 in Washington, DC, died 1997 in Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Martin Vernon Cramer born April 10, 1927 in Takoma Park, Montgomery Co, MD, died 27 Nov 2014 in Orange Co, FL.
Spouses
Birth23 Apr 1898, Pierrepont, St Lawrence Co, NY
Death15 Sep 1992, Dundee, Polk Co, FL
Misc. Notes
Myron "Vernon" Cramer, born in New York, was wandering around the country as a young man around 1920-22, taking on odd-jobs. His family had moved to Calcasieu Parish, Louisianna where he registered for the WWI draft in 1917.
During his travels, he found himself in Oklahoma at the farm of Charles Cevy Wells. One day, soon after he started working for Mr. Wells, he saw a lovely young woman. He was talking to another farmhand and asked about this young lady. He was informed that this was "Vernie", the boss's daughter. Vernon replied, "I'm going to marry that girl!" And he did!!!
After their marriage they lived in Maryland and the DC area, where their 3 children were born and raised, until the mid-1930s. They then moved to Florida where they lived the rest of their lives.
Vernie and Vernon were married 70 years when he passed away in 1992.
During his travels, he found himself in Oklahoma at the farm of Charles Cevy Wells. One day, soon after he started working for Mr. Wells, he saw a lovely young woman. He was talking to another farmhand and asked about this young lady. He was informed that this was "Vernie", the boss's daughter. Vernon replied, "I'm going to marry that girl!" And he did!!!
After their marriage they lived in Maryland and the DC area, where their 3 children were born and raised, until the mid-1930s. They then moved to Florida where they lived the rest of their lives.
Vernie and Vernon were married 70 years when he passed away in 1992.
Marriage15 Jul 1922, Oklahoma