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- The following information was written by Jay Weirich Bresock:
My father died six months before I was born leaving my mother with her own family and the family by his first wife. We were all kept together for about five years; Tillie taking care of the house as my mother worked out and the other children also as they became old enough. Later the older ones began to work away from home and earn their own way. My brothers and I were put out with families who were friends of my mother. We worked for our keep and in this way were all separated and lost contact with each other; especially the older ones. I lived with a Smith family at Wellsburg until I was about 14, then we three boys with our mother moved to Washington, Pennsylvania where we worked in the glass factory. Mother kept house for us for three years.
She then married a man named Morris. I was 17 at this time. I then went to California. This was in 1906. In 1909 I married Mary Ella Jackson at Sacramento, California. She was a Wellsburg girl and we lived at Woodland, California until 1913. She wanted to go back home on a visit. She did, but never returned to California. To us were born the following children. She took them with her.
Ethel May Bresock - Born January 20, 1910 at Woodland, California. Ethel married Albert Beauty and lived at Wellsburg. They had no children.
Lester Bresock - Born March 3, 1912 at Woodland, California - Died in 1912
Leonard Frank Bresock - Born October 20, 1913. Leonard is married and had one child.
Children of Jay W. Bresock and Willa A Kidd
Jack Nesley Bresock born April 9, 1927 at Salt Lake City, Utah - Did not marry
Hal Norman Bresock born January 26, 1929 at Kaysville, Utah - Did not marry [written before he did marry]
Mary Colleen Bresock born April 17, 1933 at Kaysville, Utah. Colleen is married and has three sons. She lives in Stockton, California. She is married to Marvin Stone.
Further information writen by Jay Bresock:
I have been back to Wellsburg on three different occasions, they in turn have been to see me two different times - the last one in July 1957; however, Ella and I were divorced in 1918 after she refused to live out west, she died in 1946. She had remarried.
The last information I (Jacqueline J Eberly Biehl) have on Jay is that he was living in Stockton, California and owned a Pier One Import Store. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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