Notes for: Clara Luverna Lowther
1910 Census, Montgomery County, Kansas (Independence City), enumerated on Apr 25 1910:
Leonard E. Weakley, 37, b. Indiana, father b. Kentucky, mother b. Ohio, occupation furniture upholsterer, married 12 yrs; wife Clara L., 39, b. West Virginia, father b. Scotland, mother b. England, 3 children, all living; dau Edna B., 11, b. Missouri; dau Gladys E., 8, b. Missouri; son Leonard E. Jr., 3, b. Missouri.
1920 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon (Portland City), enumerated on Jan 6 1920:
Leonard E. Weakley, 47, b. Indiana, both parents b. Pennsylvania, occupation furniture upholsterer; wife Clara L., 49, b. West Virginia, both parents b. Virginia; dau Edna B. Sharp, 21, b. Missouri; son Leonard Weakley Jr., 12, b. Missouri; dau Thelma C. Weakley, 6, b. Oregon; son-in-law Frank L. Sharp, 28, b. Wisconsin.
1930 Census, Multnomah County, Oregon (Portland City), enumerated on Apr 3 1930:
Clara L. Weakley, 59, divorced, b. Virginia, father b. Scotland, mother b. England; dau Thelma C., 17, b. Oregon, father b. Indiana, mother b. Virginia; lodger Harry Pitcher, 24, b. Idaho, father b. Germany, mother b. Idaho, occupation movie operator.
1930 Census, Santa Clara County, California (San Jose City), enumerated on Apr 7 1930:
Leonard E. Weakly, 56, b. Indiana, father b. Indiana, mother b. Ohio, occupation furniture upholsterer; wife Amy E., 56, b. California, father b. United States, mother b. California; dau Laura E. White, 26, single, b. California, both parents b. California.
Basis for the discrepancies in the birthplaces of Leonard's and Clara's parents is unknown and could range from a simple error to a deliberate prank.