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Earnest Ludwig Whitehead mission photo, c. 1929 Taken by Stokes Studio, SLC |
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Verda Marie Cooke, c. 1932 Graduation from Sparks, Nev. High |
Earnest Ludwig Whithead was born 1 Feb 1906 in St. George, Washington, Utah. He was the youngest of 7 children born to Erastus Goddard Whitehead (1871-1906) and Josephine May Nixon (1876-1962). His first wife, Ella Lucile Ipson, died shortly after giving birth to their first baby girl (living). Verda Marie Cooke was born 6 Apr 1914 in Grouse Creek, Box Elder, Utah. She was the seventh child of 10 children born to James Cooke (1876-1960) and Frances Harriet Toyn (1877-1928).
Earnest and Verda were married 23 Jul 1935 in the Logan, Utah Temple.