Allee, William Thomas and Mary Evalista "Eva" (Jones)
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William Thomas Allee (1869-1963) was the son of Nathan G. Allee and Mary Caroline Wood. W.T. Allee was first married to Mary Evalista "Eva" Jones. From this union eight children were born: Ralph (1892-1894), George (1894-1900), Landie (1900-1909), Ivy (1907-1909), Carl (1909-1909), John (1896-1978), Mary E. (1898-1997), and Lando (1902-1990). Mary Eva (Jones) Allee and three of her children, Landie, Ivy, and infant Carl, were killed when a tornado struck the family home near Paden, Oklahoma May 29, 1909. W.T. Allee, had taken a team of horses and wagon and gone for provisions in town when the storm struck. Upon his return, he discovered the tragedy. W.T. Allee later married Maude Mae Abbott and they adopted a daughter, Cleo. They later had a daughter together, Edith Marie. W.T. Allee and his wife, Maude (Abbott) Allee, are interred at the Curry Cemetery, Miller County, Missouri. Mary E. (Jones) Allee and sons Landie, Ivy and Carl are interred together in the Paden Cemtery, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.
William Thomas Allee (1869-1963) was the son of Nathan G. Allee and Mary Caroline Wood. W.T. Allee was first married to Mary Evalista "Eva" Jones. From this union eight children were born: Ralph (1892-1894), George (1894-1900), Landie (1900-1909), Ivy (1907-1909), Carl (1909-1909), John (1896-1978), Mary E. (1898-1997), and Lando (1902-1990). Mary Eva (Jones) Allee and three of her children, Landie, Ivy, and infant Carl, were killed when a tornado struck the family home near Paden, Oklahoma May 29, 1909. W.T. Allee, had taken a team of horses and wagon and gone for provisions in town when the storm struck. Upon his return, he discovered the tragedy. W.T. Allee later married Maude Mae Abbott and they adopted a daughter, Cleo. They later had a daughter together, Edith Marie. W.T. Allee and his wife, Maude (Abbott) Allee, are interred at the Curry Cemetery, Miller County, Missouri. Mary E. (Jones) Allee and sons Landie, Ivy and Carl are interred together in the Paden Cemtery, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.