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The Putnam Family Collection

Eunice Charlotte (Putnam) Muir

Eunice Charlotte Putnam was born 12 December 1904 in Phillipsburg, Kansas, but sometime before she was six years old, her parents moved to Blaine township in Dundy County, Nebraska as that is where the family was on the 1910 Federal Census. It lists the family of four; William H., Bessie C. , Unice (Eunice) and Amerigo (Theodore A.) Putnam.

Taken 19 August, 1905, age 8 months, 1 week.
Photographer: L. H. Miller, Benkelman, Nebraska

Dundy County Biographies

The Laughlin Family Files

The Putnam Family Files

William Henry Putnam Page

Eunice Charlotte Putnam Page

LaVella Mae Putnam Page

Llewellyn Putnam Page

Eunice Putnam Page

Life on the Putnam Farm

The Putnam Farm - 1996

Eunice Charlotte Putnam (left) and Melva Rozean (Hamann).

Melva's mother was Eunice Putnam Rozean, sister to Judge William Henry Putnam.

This picture was probably taken at the soddie where the Rozeans lived in Phillips County, Kansas.

Eunice was married to Guy De Garmo on October 1921 in Ft. Morgan, Colorado. They made their residence in Haigler.

They had 2 children:

Clayton De Garmo, b. 18 Jun 1922 in Haigler
Madeline Muriel 'Anne' De Garmo, b. 13 Jul 1924 in Haigler.

On September 2, 1930, Eunice married Wesley Mosier in Livingston Park, Montana. They made their home in Benkelman, Nebraska where they were living when Eunice's sister, Mae, died in 1935.

In March 1944, Eunice married Harry Asa Muir, who was stationed at McCook, Nebraska, and was building something for the Army. That's when he and Eunice met.

Judge Will Putnam and Harry Muir standing in the east doorway of the Ford Garage in Benkelman, Nebraska. The car on the left is a 1949 or 1950 Ford. Harry and Eunice must have been in Benkelman visiting her father sometime around 1950 when this picture was taken.

Eunice Charlotte Putnam Muir
at the Putnam gravestones.
Eunice is 65 years old here.
Daughter of William Henry Putnam.
Benkelman Cemetery, May 1969.

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The pictures and inormation on this page was donated by La Vella Tomlison, Great Grand Daughter of Judge William Henry Putnam.

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