Individual Details

1900 Census says born in Nov 1889.

Charles "Carnice" Comstock registered for the World War I draft in Crawford Co AR, 5 Jun 1917. He stated he was born in Odell, AR. He was a coppersmith helper for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. He had at that time a wife and two children and claimed exemption because of them. He was described as tall, slender, with blue eyes and brown hair.

[In the 1920 Census, I think Charlie is listed unexplainably as JOHN Comstock, age 31, a coppersmith for the Railroad. He is married to Pansy, age 33. Household also includes Pansy, Jr. age 7 and Hazel, age 2 11/12. This doesn't quite work out with the dates of his marriages. Seems unlikely that Pansy could be the child of the first wife Pearl, but she could be Pansy Loveland's daughter by an earlier marriage. The whole situation would be different if he was perhaps not ever married to Pearl Tatum or she died/divorced immediately after that marriage. Or maybe there IS a JOHN Comstock, not yet identified that was married to Pansy and had these two daughters - a completely different person.]

Marriage license issued in Sebastian Co to Charles C. Comstock of Fort Smith, age 30 and Pansy Loveland of Van Buren, age 30, 24 Feb 1919. The were married on the same day by W. B. Miller.

Marriage license issued in Sebastian Co to C. C. Comstock, age 38, and Sarah Catcher Crookenhead, age 34. on 3 May 1927. J. A. Parker married them on May 4th, 1927.

I found daughter Hazel, living with an aunt and uncle in Sand Springs, OK in 1930, but I've not been able to find Charles.

1940 Census. Long Twp, Sequoyah Co, OK. Hh 223
Listed next to Sarah, but marked as different household. Lived in same house in 1935
Charles Comstock, 43, b. AR, Laborer, farm.

The Fourth Registration of the Draft for World War II conducted 27 Apr 1942, was sometimes referred to as the "old men's registration" as it was for men born between 28 Apr 1877 and 16 Feb 1897, men between 45 and 64 years old. Charles registered and spelled his name as "Charles Carnice Comstock". Other Comstock records have spelled it "Cornice". The expected date and place of birth was given. He was living in Uniontown, no specific address given. The "Person Who Will Always Know Your Address" was H. M. Campbell of Uniontown. This appears to have perhaps been his employer in Uniontown. His description: Height; 6' 3", Weight; 164 lbs, Gray eyes, Gray hair, Light complexion. He had a scar on his right arm. His signature is on the card.

Birth	17 Dec 1888	Rosedale, Crawford County, Arkansas
Marriage	26 Jul 1911	Stilwell, Adair County, Oklahoma - Pearl Tatum
Marriage	24 Feb 1919	Sebastian County, Arkansas - Pansy Loveland
Divorce	3 May 1927	Crawford County, Arkansas - Pansy Loveland
Marriage	4 May 1927	Sebastian County, Arkansas - Sarah Catcher
Divorce	Bef 1943	Sarah Catcher
Marriage	14 Mar 1943	Crawford County, Arkansas - Millie Beatrice Cuzick
Death	Feb 1982	Muldrow, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma

Spouse	Pearl Tatum (1893 - 1918)
Child	Living
Child	Living

Spouse	Sarah Catcher (1894 - 1980)
Child	Living
Child	Living
Child	Living
Child	Nathaniel "Neddie" Comstock (1935 - 2000)

Spouse

Pansy Loveland (1886 - )

Spouse

Millie Beatrice Cuzick (1915 - 2001)

Father	James Harvey "Harve" Comstock (1850 - 1940)
Mother	Martha Winnie Rose (1865 - 1960)
Sibling	Gratis Monroe Comstock (1884 - 1971)
Sibling	Hettie May Comstock (1886 - 1984)
Sibling	Cora Ada Comstock (1892 - 1971)
Sibling	Rosalie Comstock (1892 - 1968)
Sibling	Elsie Violet Comstock (1898 - 1995)
Sibling	Zora Lorena "Rena" Comstock (1900 - 2003)
Sibling	Hugh Tony Comstock (1902 - 1982)
Sibling	James Hardy Comstock (1905 - 1990)
Sibling	Zella Miranda Comstock (1908 - 1990)