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IIILA MAY DRAPER MURPHY 1916-1992

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Ila May "Deedee" Draper Murphy

Born: August 15, 1916 at Fillmore, Millard, Utah
Died: June 12, 1992 at Shady Cove, Jackson County, Oregon
Buried: June , 1992 at Oregon

Compiled by Lucy Brown Archer

Ila May "DeeDee" Draper Murphy is the daughter of Erastus Almon "Allen" Draper (1886-1974) and Linnie Adell Sequine Draper (1894-1968).

Erastus born in Kaneville, Pottawatamie, Iowa, is the son of Almon William Draper, Sr. (1774-1854) . Erastus's mother is Amy Hansen Draper (1852-1889) born in Glenwood Mills, Mills County, Iowa; died in Springdale, Washington County, Utah.

Almon's father is William Draper Jr. (1807-1886) born in Richmond, Frontanact, Midland District, Ontario, Canada; and died in Freedom, Sanpete, Utah. The town of Draper, Utah is named for William. His sister is Phebe Draper Palmer Brown. Almon's mother is Martha Raymer Weaver Draper (1808-1848) second wife of eight and widow of Edward Weaver (1799-1842). Edward and Martha Weaver's son Gilbert Weaver married Sarah Elizabeth Conover sister of Eveline Cindrella Conover Brown, wife of Moroni Brown.

Linnie was born in St. Francis, Cheyenne County, Kansas, the daughter of Joseph S. Seguine (1847-1917). Linnie's mother is Eliza Telitha Lewis Seguine (1853-1937); born in Clinton Township, Boon, Mechanicburg, Indiana; died in Fillmore, Millard, Utah.

Joseph's father is James Seguine (1822-1864) born in Newark, Essex, New Jersey; died in Belvedere, Warren, New Jersey. Joseph's mother is Abigail Ann Sliker (1827-1902) born in Mansfield, Warren, New Jersey; died at Belvedere, Warren, New Jersey.

Glenn Eugene Murphy and wife, Ila May "DeeDee" Draper Murphy, in 1940

Ila May Draper married Glenn Eugene Murphy on September 22, 1939 at Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.

Glenn Eugene Murphy is the son of Carmi Leo Murphy and Rubie/Ruby Alecta Goddard Murphy.

Carmi and Rubie had three children: Thera Leone "Sissy" Murphy born April 3, 1907; Leroy Elmer Murphy, born August 24, 1908; and Glenn Eugene Murphy; all three were born in Muscatine, Muscatine County, Iowa.

Carmi Leo Murphy, an 18 degree Mason, is the son of Hiram Dexter Murphy (1856-1931) and Clara Helena Slaughter (1861-1938). Hiram is the son of Enoch F. Murphy (?-1863) and Elizabeth McCrary.

Rubie Alecta Goddard Murphy (1889-1967) is the daughter of James Alfred Goddard (1859-1940) and Anna Eliza Cole (1865-1932). Rubie remarried after Carmi's death, to Carl Anton Asp in 1924. Carl had one son from a previous marriage, Charly Asp.

Ila and Glenn adopted one infant son, Michael L. (Wilson) Murphy

Ila May Draper Murphy with son, Michael Leo Murphy, and husband, Glenn Eugene Murphy, c. 1856
Ila May Draper Murphy, with son, Michael Leo Murphy, and husband, Glenn Eugene Murphy, c. 1956

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Draper Family 1963 gathering at Ila's Home

April 6, 1980 Arlene Eggleston, Michael Murphy, Ila Murphy, Thora Quinn, Larry Eggleston

Martha Ward Seguine (1800-1876) wife of Jacob Seguine Jr. (1797-1841) parents of James Seguine (1822-1864), grandparents of Joseph S. Seguine (1847-1917), Joseph is the father of Linnie Seguine Draper, who is the mother of Ila May Draper Murphy --photo courtesy of Mitch Draper

Joseph S. Seguine and wife, Eliza Telitha Lewis Seguine, circa 1891

Standing: Eliza Telitha Lewis Seguine (1847-1917), Mary Jane Lewis Fouts (1857-1850)
Sitting: John Lewis (1827-1898), Hannah Anderson Lewis (1826-1902)
Ila May Draper Murphy's maternal great grandfather and great grandmother Lewis.

Robert Henry Seguine (1874-1956), Joseph S. Seguine (1847-1917), Marion Hervy Seguine (1885-1968)
Ila's maternal grandfather Seguine and uncles

Eliza Telitha Lewis Seguine, c. 1900

Ila's maternal grandmother, Eliza Telitha Lewis Seguine (1853-1937)

Linnie Seguine Draper (1894-1968), Herv Segiuine (1885-1968), Emma Seguine Robison (1876-1943) , Harley Seguine (1889-1958), Annie Seguine Cummings (1872-1961), Rob Seguine (1874-1956) in Fillmore, Millard, Utah circa 1905.

PARENTS OF ILA MAY "DEEDEE" DRAPER MURPHY

Almon Draper with son, Erastus Almon Draper 1903
Photo taken in Provo, Utah on Erastus' 17th birthday
--Photo courtesy of Mitch Draper

Erastus Almon "Allen" Draper, c. 1904

Linnie Adell Seguine Draper, with husband, Erastus Almon "Allen" Draper, and Jose, c 1965

Dean Draper, Unk (Robert Seguine?), Orval Kay Draper, E. "Allen" Draper, Virgil Jacobsen , Maury Eggleston, Glenn Murphy, Duane Draper.
Sitting: Koye Draper, Thora Draper Quinn, Theo Huntsman Draper, Linnie Seguine Draper, Ferris Draper Jacobsen, Arlene Draper Eggleston, Ila Draper Murphy
Children: Leon, Jay, Ron Draper, Gary, Terry, Max Draper
Moorpark Avenue backyard in North Hollywood.
-Photo courtesy of Mitch Draper

Koye Draper Soviak Goodrow, Dean Draper, Ferris Draper Jacobsen, Orval Draper, Arlene Draper Eggleston, Ron Draper.
Sitting: Duane Draper, Ila May Draper Murphy, Thora Draper Quinn, Max Draper
Ila's siblings in Ron's backyard in Sylmar, California c. 1974
-Photo courtesy of Mitch Draper

The 10 Children of E. "Allen" and Linnie Draper in the late 1980's
Ron, Max, Duane, Dean, Orval
Koye, Thora, Ferris, Ila, Arlene
-Photo courtesy of Mitch Draper

"Vincit Pepercit"

This is not the full coat of arms. Will replace when I find the right one.

"Vincit Pepercit" is Latin. It is the Draper family motto and it is part of their English family crest, the translation of the phrase from latin to English is "He Conquers all, He vanquishes all")

Draper is a name that was formed by the Anglo-Saxon society of Old Britain. The name was determined by an early member of the family who worked as a maker or seller of woolen cloth. The surname Draper is derived from the Old French word "drapier" and the Anglo-French word "draper", which both have the same meaning. The word was first recorded in Old English as early as 1376 in Lancashire, where a family seat was held from ancient times.

Some of the first American settlers of this family or some of its variants were: Henry Draper who settled in Virginia in 1621, the year after the Mayflower landed. Many of the John Draper family were banished to the Barbados in 1654.

Spelling variations of this family name include: Draper, Drapere, Draiper, Draeper, Drapar, Drapir, Drayper, Dreaper, Dreypar, Drapper, Drapier, Drabber, Drapber, Drabper, Drappar, and many more.

Sources:

PAF - Archer files = Orson Pratt Brown + (5) Angela Gabaldon > Bertha Brown + Everardo Navas de Molina > Ana Lucia Navas de Brown + Michael Leo Murphy < Glenn Eugene Murphy + Ila May Draper < Erastus Almon "Allen" Draper + Linnie Adell Sequine < Almon W. Draper + Amy Hansen < William Draper Jr. + Martha Raymer.

Joseph S. Seguine + Eliza Telitha Lewis > Emma Rose Seguine + Charles Franklin Robison < Charles William Robison + Lucy Adeline Hardy < Joseph Hardy IV (of Vernal, Utah) etc. >>>>B. Carmon Hardy?

Book of Remembrance of Lucy Brown.

Additions, photos, bold, [bracketed information], etc. added by Lucy Brown Archer.

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