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Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920
Frank Cunnison Florence Mason 03 Nov 1898 Allen 23 213
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1920 United States Federal Census Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana
Line 40: 3106 Broadway h/h 330/335
Frank Cunnison, 44, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; recorder, Court offices?
Florence Cunnison, wife, 43 <1877>, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
Edna, 18, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
Glenn, son, 16, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
Dale, son, 11, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana

Ancestry.com 1930 United States Federal Census
Los Angeles, California
West Lake Manor Apartments #539, 412 South Lake Street
Edna I Cunnison, head, 27 <1902> b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; public school teacher
Roomate: Francis O. Selby, also a teacher

Ancestry.com 1930 United States Federal Census
Name: Frank Cunnison w/ wife Florence and son Dale
Age: 54 years
Estimated birth year: 1875
Birthplace: Indiana
Relation to Head-of-house: Head
Race: White
Home in 1930: Riverside, Riverside County, California

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1930 U.S. Census, San Bernadino, SanBernadino County, California, District 95
Line 17: h/h 349/349; 2609 Arrowhead Avenue
Glenn Cunnison, Head, 26, married at age 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; business manager, bank
Louise L. Cunnison, Wife, 23, married at age 22, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky
Robert S., Son, 3 mos., b. California; parents b. Indiana
Richard P. [Phillip], Son, 3 mos., b. California; parents b. Indiana
Clara Van Cleave, mother-in-law, 45, widowed, b. Kentucky; parents b. Germany
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NewsLibrary.com
The Orange County Register
August 29, 1990
Edition: EVENING
Section: METRO
Page: b09
OBITUARIES
ORANGE COUNTY
Edna C. Cavanaugh, 88, of Orange, a retired teacher, died Monday. Private services and burial. Arrangements by Shannon-Donegan Mortuary, Orange.
Survived by her husband, Paige; and brothers, Glenn Cunnison of Laguna Hills and Dale Cunnison of Riverside.
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Ancestry.com Newspapers Search: William Cunnison
Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
14 June 1914
Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
[From the Colton (Cal.) Times.]
Quietly appointed, but with everything in artistic harmony, was the pretty celebration of the nuptials of Miss Anna Glass and Lloyd Hulbert, which occurred June 6 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cunnison, on East F street, Mrs. Cunnison being a sister of the bride. Snow-white carnations, Shasta daisies and greenery were employed to give a bridal bower effect to the rooms used for the wedding ceremony, and the setting was charming in its atmosphere of simplicity. At the appointed hour Miss Gladys Cunnison, a niece of the bride, began the wedding march and the happy couple quietly took their places in front of the Rev. R.M. Davis of the First Presbyterian church, who used the beautiful ring service for the plighting of the solemn vows.
A dainty and girlish frock of white embroidered crepe had been chosen for the occasion by the bride, and immediately after the falling of the benediction this was changed for a natty little suit of Alice blue silk, with coat and other accessories in harmony, and at 1:50 the bride and groom left over the Santa Fe to San Diego for a ten days' stay. Only immediate relatives of the bride and groom were witnesses of the ceremony. After July 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert will be at home to friends at 1200 North Ninth street, the young groom having fitted up a charming bungalow which is all in readiness for the coming of its winsome new mistress. Mr. Hulbert is a sterling young man with a host of warm friends who will not only heartily congratulate him but will give a genuine welcome to his bonny bride.
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The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Glass, of near this city, and was a teacher in the city schools. She was a charming young lady, and will be greatly missed by a host of friends.
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Ancestry.com Newspapers Search: Frank Cunnison
Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana)

07 September 1912:
Waiting in line to register at the polls when polls closed...Frank Cunnison, 3106 Broadway
17 September 1912:
Building permit for Frank Cunnison, residence, 1010 Dayton avenue, $1,200
06 December 1913:
West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunnison and family, who are leaving for California, where they will spend the winter, will be the guests of the class.
23 July 1913:
Ladies' Aid society of the West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ will meet on Thursday afternoon at the nome of Mrs. Frank Cunnison, 33106 Broadway. [3106/2106 Broadway; usually 3106]
29 January 1913:
Florence Mason's sister Maud (Mrs. Aaron Shivers) dies...sad; left two sons Paul, eleven, and Russel, five
14 June 1914:
Anna Glass marries Lloyd Hulbert at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Will Cunnison
06 April 1917: Edna is a guest at a birthday party
26 June 1919:
County Recorder Frank Cunnison is entertaining his brother, Will Cunnison, of Riverside, Cal, Mr. Cunnison, who will remain here for about one month, owns two large orange groves near Riverside. He moved to the west from Fort Wayne twenty-six years ago.