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Gosh, my grandfather has been publicly accused of capital 'O' "Othering."  Too bad he's not around to defend himself.

"One such object is an Angolan basket that had no spiritual value to its collector, a Reverend Merlin Ennis, who in 1939 donated it to the Peabody Museum. The authors infer that the basket was important to this Christian missionary only through identification with a named tribe, the Chokwe, and with the Benguela Highlands whence it came. By contrast, to the Chokwe people, the fifty-four items inside the basket were a means to perceive the past and future. In the hands of their diviner, the basket became a gateway to the unknown.77 By failing to record the identity of this individual, Ennis arranged the forgetting of the power that it had held. The basket therefore represents the Othering of its original owner by Ennis, as is clear from what little documentation of it survives in the Museum’s records."

DOCTORAL THESIS,  Colonial Objects in Northern Ireland, Author Widdis, Briony
https://pure.ulster.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/78969810/2020WiddisBMRPhD.pdf

"Per the obituary for Edgar & Barbara's son, Barbara was Barbara A. Stewart. "

On the other hand, the California birth index says that his mother's surname was McIntire.

Name   Stephen Wade Royer
Sex   Male
Mother's Name   Mcintire
Mother's Sex   Female
Event Type   Birth
Event Date   22 Sep 1955
Event Place   Los Angeles, California, United States
Event Place (Original)   Los Angeles, California, United States

I was wrong.  She didn't marry Fred Arlen Brummett.  She married Edward Leroy Brummett in King County, Washington on 25 June 1945.

https://digitalarchives.wa.gov/DigitalObject/Download/c386103d-424f-4b6a-b34e-f583569c4ec0

Thanks, RJ, that settles it.