Full Name:2739 Full name of Fay Emma Altman taken from 1904 birth certificate of son, Beverley William Klipfel.

1883 Birth:2735 Birth date of 1 February 1883 taken from 1936 obituary.

1910 U.S. Census:2685 Fay enumerated in the household of her husband Charles T. Klipfel in Precinct 21, Pueblo County, Colorado as a wife, female, white, 27, married once for 7 years, three children born of this marriage and all still living, born in Colorado, father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in Illinois, can read and write. Children enumerated were Herman C., age 6; Beverley W., age 15; and Wesley T., age 4. Husband Charles T. Klipfel served as enumerator for Enumeration District 151.

1920 U.S. Census:2687 Fay enumerated in the household of her husband Charles T. Klipfel in Beulah, Pueblo County, Colorado as a wife, female, white, 36, married, can read and write, born in Colorado, father born in Pennsylvania, mother born in Missouri. Children enumerated were Herman C., age 16; Beverley W., age 15; Wilson t. (i.e. Wesley), age 14; Emmet A., age 7; Helen L., age 5; and Hugh L., age 22 months.

1936 Obituary:2735 Mrs. Fay Klipfel, Resident of Beulah 30 Years, Dies. Mrs. Fay E. Klipfel, a resident of Beulah for the last 30 years, died shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday at Corwin hospital following a 10 weeks' illness. She was 53 years old. Mrs. Klipfel was the third member of her immediate family to be stricken fatally in the last two months. Her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Altman, died Jan. 31 at Portland, Ore., and was buried here. Less than three weeks later her brother, David W. Altman, an employee of the First National Bank for 30 years, succumbed at his home here following a brief illness. Altman's death occurred Feb. 17. Mrs. Klipfel, who was born in Pueblo Feb. 1, 1883, had been seriously ill for more than two months. She was admitted to Corwin hospital here Feb. 10 and at the time of her brother's death her condition was regarded as critical. No hopes had been held for her recovery for the last several days. Death was attributed to a combination of heart and kidney aliments. She is survivied by her husband, Charles T. Klipfel and eight children, Herman Klipfel of 1025 Jackson street; Beverley, Wesley, Emmet, Hugh Lee, Fay and Fern Klipfel and Mrs. Helen Kerr, all of Beulah; a brother, H. B. Altman of Portland, Ore., and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church of Beulah. Burial will take place at the Beulah Cemetery.

1936 Tombstone:1448, p. 212. Beulah Cemetery, Beulah, Pueblo County, Colorado.
Fay E. Klipfel
1883-1936