Alvin C. Sires
Alvin C. Sires, called Chick, was born on 22 December 1905 in what became Washington County, Oklahoma. It was then still the Cherokee Nation of the Indian Territory, two years before statehood. He was a son of Lindsey Carson Sires, a Missouri-born farmer, and Ollie Bozarth. In the census of 1910 he was Alvin, 4, in his parents' house in Madison Township with his sisters Edna and Ida and his brother Herbert.
On 16 May 1927, at 21, he married Ada Brown, 19, at Bartlesville. Their son John Wesley was born on 10 May 1928 and died thirteen days later. In 1930 the young couple were living in Madison Township with their son Donald. In 1940 they were in Madison Township outside Ramona with Donald, 10, W. C., 7, Wanda, 5, Billie Joe, 3, and a baby girl. When he registered for the draft of the Second World War he gave his birth as 22 December 1905, Washington County, and he was registered at Camden, Arkansas.
By 1950 the family was in Washington Township, Garfield County, with seven children at home. Ten children were born in all: Donald "Spud", John Wesley, Alvin Carson Jr. "Handy", Wanda Faye, Billy Joe, Phyllis, Joyce, June, Sherry and Colleen.
He died on 17 January 1959, aged 53, and was buried in Ochelata Cemetery among his parents and brothers. Ada outlived him by thirty-five years.
Parents
Ollie Bozarth (1880-1932)
Lindsey Carson Sires 1869-1955Children
Sources
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Cite: Heirology, "Alvin C. Sires (1905-1959)", https://heirology.com/ancestors/alvin-c-sires-1905-1959-861fbd.