Other Family Members
- Dorothy (1907–1931), daughter of George with his first wife, Ada, who died following an operation.
- Patricia, daughter of George with his second wife, Anita.
- Norma, daughter of Perc and his first wife, Virginia.
- Virginia, adopted daughter of Perc and his first wife, Virginia.
- Muriel, daughter of Ern and his first wife, Venida.
- Lynn, daughter of Ern and his second wife, Ethelyne.
- James, son of Wally and his wife, Edwina.
- Ann, daughter of Wally and his wife, Edwina.
- Bridget, daughter of Bud and his second wife, Rosemary.
- Robert, son of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Melinda, daughter of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Timothy, son of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Charles, son of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Alexander, grandson of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Grace, granddaughter of Bud and his third wife, Jeanne.
- Nargii, granddaughter of Ola and forth husband, Perc.
- Mark, grandson of Wally and his wife, Edwina
- Sharon, daughter of Muriel Westmore Crawley
- Pauleen, daughter of Muriel Westmore Crawley
- Judy, daughter of Muriel Westmore Crawley
- Robert, Jr., son of Muriel Westmore Crawley
- Nargii granddaughter of Perc and Ola Westmore
- Christiana Crawley Benson, great-granddaughter of Ern Westmore. Robert Crawley, Jr. grandson of Ern Westmore
- Brad Hickman grandson of Ola Westmore
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