Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameChlo FINK 
BirthDec 1889, Missouri3073
Memonewspaper article Sikeston
Occupationteacher
EducationUniversity of Missouri
ReligionEpiscopal
FatherBeauford Wallace FINK (1864-1941)
MotherJessie HARRIS (1867-1934)
Never married
Census notes for Chlo FINK
1900 Missouri, Stoddard County, Castor Township, City of Bloomfield, ward 1, E.D. 121, sheet 6B, film T623-904
dwelling 120, family 120
Fink, Beauford, head, white, male, Dec 1864, age 35, married 12 years, Indiana, parents born Ohio, superintendent
------, Jessie, wife, white, female, Nov 1867, age 32, married 12 years, mother of 4 children, 3 living, born Missouri, parents born Missouri
------, Chlo, daughter, white, female, Dec 1889, age 10, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
------, Juanita, daughter, white, female, Mar 1891, age 9, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
------, Lucile, daughter, white, female, Oct 1892, age 7, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
1910 Missouri, Stoddard, Castor Township, Bloomfield City, ward 1, E.D. 177, sheet 9B, film T624-825
Allie Street, dwelling 192, family 198
Fink, Beauford, W., head, male, white, age 48?, married once for 22 years, born Indiana, parents born Ohio, bookkeeper at saw mill
------, Jessie H., wife, female, white, age 41, married once for 22 years, mother of 7 children, 6 living, born Missouri, parents born Missouri
------, Chlo, daughter, female, white, age 20, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Juanita, daughter, female, white, age 19, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Lucile, daughter, female, white, age 17, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Beauford Jr., son, male, white, age 9, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Polly, daughter, female, white, age 7, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Marjorie, daughter, female, white, age 4, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
1920 not found
1930 Missouri, Stoddard County, Castor Township, Bloomfield City, E.D. 104-1, sheet 3B, film T626-1248
dwelling 69, family 72
Fink, Beauford W., head, male, white, age 65, married at age 23, born Indiana, parents born Ohio, superintendent stave mill
------, Jessie, wife, female, white, age 62, married at age 20, born Missouri, parents born in Missouri
------, Clo, daughter, female, white, age 40, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, teacher state college
------, Juanita, daughter, female, white, age 39, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, teacher, high school
------, Polly, daughter, female, white, age 27, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, reporter, newspaper
dwelling 120, family 120
Fink, Beauford, head, white, male, Dec 1864, age 35, married 12 years, Indiana, parents born Ohio, superintendent
------, Jessie, wife, white, female, Nov 1867, age 32, married 12 years, mother of 4 children, 3 living, born Missouri, parents born Missouri
------, Chlo, daughter, white, female, Dec 1889, age 10, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
------, Juanita, daughter, white, female, Mar 1891, age 9, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
------, Lucile, daughter, white, female, Oct 1892, age 7, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother Missouri
1910 Missouri, Stoddard, Castor Township, Bloomfield City, ward 1, E.D. 177, sheet 9B, film T624-825
Allie Street, dwelling 192, family 198
Fink, Beauford, W., head, male, white, age 48?, married once for 22 years, born Indiana, parents born Ohio, bookkeeper at saw mill
------, Jessie H., wife, female, white, age 41, married once for 22 years, mother of 7 children, 6 living, born Missouri, parents born Missouri
------, Chlo, daughter, female, white, age 20, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Juanita, daughter, female, white, age 19, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Lucile, daughter, female, white, age 17, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Beauford Jr., son, male, white, age 9, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Polly, daughter, female, white, age 7, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
------, Marjorie, daughter, female, white, age 4, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri
1920 not found
1930 Missouri, Stoddard County, Castor Township, Bloomfield City, E.D. 104-1, sheet 3B, film T626-1248
dwelling 69, family 72
Fink, Beauford W., head, male, white, age 65, married at age 23, born Indiana, parents born Ohio, superintendent stave mill
------, Jessie, wife, female, white, age 62, married at age 20, born Missouri, parents born in Missouri
------, Clo, daughter, female, white, age 40, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, teacher state college
------, Juanita, daughter, female, white, age 39, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, teacher, high school
------, Polly, daughter, female, white, age 27, single, born Missouri, father born Indiana, mother born Missouri, reporter, newspaper
Obituary notes for Chlo FINK
Sikeston Herald, November 1959
Miss Chlo Fink Dies in Columbus, Georgia
Alumni of Sikeston high school whose diplomas bear dates between 1911 and 1917 will be shocked to hear that one of their best-loved teachers – Miss Chlo Fink died Wednesday in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Fink, a graduate of the University of Missouri, in addition to teaching in the local high school, taught at Fulton, Mo.; Shreveport, La.,; Winthrop College in Rock Hill, S.C. and Pfeiffer College, Meisenheimer, N.C.. After being on the Winthrop College staff for some 30 years, Miss Chlo retired two years ago and went to Columbus Ga., to make her home with her sister, Mrs. Marjorie Duncan.
Miss Fink numbered among her pupils during her years here many of those who have become Sikeston’s leading citizens and, while here made her home with Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Bess and Miss Isabel Bess remembers her as one of her closest friends.
While generations of high school graduates here, since her time, never had the privilege of personal acquaintance with Miss Chlo, as her own pupils knew her, not a graduating class and no gridiron victory by the local students passes without the singing of “The Red and Black”, Sikeston high school’s official song and for which Miss Chlo wrote the words.
Although Miss Fink leaves many close friends and admirers for her splendid services to Sikeston children, she has only one living relative here – Mrs. William Bess, a niece.
Other surviving relatives include her sister, Mrs. Marjorie Duncan, also a former resident of Sikeston, now living in Columbus, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. R. M. Scott of Union, Mo., and a brother, Cmdr. B.W. Fink, retired, USN of Fairlin//, Virginia.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Trinity Episcopal church at Columbus, Gs. Friday morning.
Miss Chlo Fink Dies in Columbus, Georgia
Alumni of Sikeston high school whose diplomas bear dates between 1911 and 1917 will be shocked to hear that one of their best-loved teachers – Miss Chlo Fink died Wednesday in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Fink, a graduate of the University of Missouri, in addition to teaching in the local high school, taught at Fulton, Mo.; Shreveport, La.,; Winthrop College in Rock Hill, S.C. and Pfeiffer College, Meisenheimer, N.C.. After being on the Winthrop College staff for some 30 years, Miss Chlo retired two years ago and went to Columbus Ga., to make her home with her sister, Mrs. Marjorie Duncan.
Miss Fink numbered among her pupils during her years here many of those who have become Sikeston’s leading citizens and, while here made her home with Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Bess and Miss Isabel Bess remembers her as one of her closest friends.
While generations of high school graduates here, since her time, never had the privilege of personal acquaintance with Miss Chlo, as her own pupils knew her, not a graduating class and no gridiron victory by the local students passes without the singing of “The Red and Black”, Sikeston high school’s official song and for which Miss Chlo wrote the words.
Although Miss Fink leaves many close friends and admirers for her splendid services to Sikeston children, she has only one living relative here – Mrs. William Bess, a niece.
Other surviving relatives include her sister, Mrs. Marjorie Duncan, also a former resident of Sikeston, now living in Columbus, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. R. M. Scott of Union, Mo., and a brother, Cmdr. B.W. Fink, retired, USN of Fairlin//, Virginia.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Trinity Episcopal church at Columbus, Gs. Friday morning.