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1900 Glen Rose, Noble County, OK ED 150 S1A
Phillip Sipe Feb 1842 58 widowed owns property OH Ger Ger
Frederick D. Dec 1882 KS OH Eng son
1910 Owens, Kay County, OK
Fred D. Sipe 28 KS IN Eng married 3 years
Margaret 20 KY
John 25 (brother)
1910 Tonkawa, Kay County, OK ED 70 Sht 8A
Philip Sipe 69 widowed OH Ger Ger
1920 Owen, Kay County, OK ED 141 P6A
Fred D. Sipe 38 KS OH Eng
Margaret 30
Mary M. 8 OK
Robert C. 6 OK
Dean 3 9/12 OK
Roy Lee ? OK
1930 Hinton, Caddo County, OK ED 34 S5B
Charles R. Sipe 55 KS US Eng renting carpenter
Elsie 44 MO TX IN
Clyde R. 22 OK salesman at filling station
Elmo B. 20 OK salesman at filling station
Lynn F. (son) 18 OK salesman at filling station
Louise M. 16 OK
Mildred M. 5
Robert R. 1 3/12
1930 Tonkawa, Kay County, OK ED 49 S3B
Philip Sipe OH Ger Ger owns property widowed 89
1930 Tonkawa, Kay County, OK ED 50 S2B
Fred D. Sipe 48 KS OH Eng manager at garage
Margaret 40 KY KY KY
Mary M. 18 OK
Robert C. 16 OK
F. Dean 13 OK
Also found this Rutherford B., could this be your Benjamin?
1910 Walnut, Canadian County, OK, ED 100 S7B
Rutherford B. Sipe 33 married once for 5 years KS ? Eng
Nida M. 24 2 children born 2 living KS IN IN
Marda L. 3 OK
Carroll D. 11/12 OK
1920 East Walnut, Canadian, OK, ED 86 P2A
R.B. Sipe 43 KS IN Eng Farmer
Nita 34
Mida 13
Carroll 10
? 1
1930 Tuttle, Grady County, OK
Rutherford B. Sipes 53
Nita M. 44
Murl R. 19
Found in Hinton Cemetery, Caddo County, OK
Nita M. Sipe 1940
Rutherford B. Sipe 1942
Also found this in Cowley County, Part 8, Biographical Sketches
PHILIP SIPE, grain dealer, was born in Stark County, Ohio, in 1842. Removed with his parents to Indiana in childhood. He enlisted, in 1861, in Company B, Thirty-third Regiment Illinois Volunteers, and participated in the engagements of Magnolia Hill, Champion Hill, Black River, Vicksburg, and other engagements of his command. Was mustered out in 1864. He subsequently engaged in the milling business for eight years, in Streator, Ill. Came to Kansas in 1874, located at Winfield. Engaged in milling business for one year, and then removed to Wichita, Sedgwick County, where he remained for five years, engaged in grain buying, after which he returned to Winfield, and continued the same business. He handled about 60,000 bushels of grain annually; ships his grain to Chicago. He was married in 1874, to Miss Mary L. Simpson, who has borne him five children - Charles R., R. B., Robert and Frederick. Infant deceased. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity.
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