Harry Orace Philip Hargett (my grandpa) was born in his parents home in Belpre, KS. His parents were George O and Louisa Carlile Hargett and aside from Harry they also had Opal, Leona, and Dila. Daughters Cozy and Adeline both died when they were very young.
Harry attended rural schools in Kansas and after receiving his education he started farming with his father and in Aug of 1941, Harry joined the US Army and served in WWII. He spent 17 mos on the front lines and then in January of 1943 he was married to Inez C Horton in Lompoc, CA.
They went on to have 4 children, Deborah, Cynthia, Terry and John. Grandpa lived out the remainder of his life in the farm country of Iowa.
Harry attended rural schools in Kansas and after receiving his education he started farming with his father and in Aug of 1941, Harry joined the US Army and served in WWII. He spent 17 mos on the front lines and then in January of 1943 he was married to Inez C Horton in Lompoc, CA.
They went on to have 4 children, Deborah, Cynthia, Terry and John. Grandpa lived out the remainder of his life in the farm country of Iowa.
Harry Orace Philip Hargett (my grandpa) was born in his parents home in Belpre, KS. His parents were George O and Louisa Carlile Hargett and aside from Harry they also had Opal, Leona, and Dila. Daughters Cozy and Adeline both died when they were very young.
Harry attended rural schools in Kansas and after receiving his education he started farming with his father and in Aug of 1941, Harry joined the US Army and served in WWII. He spent 17 mos on the front lines and then in January of 1943 he was married to Inez C Horton in Lompoc, CA.
They went on to have 4 children, Deborah, Cynthia, Terry and John. Grandpa lived out the remainder of his life in the farm country of Iowa.
Harry attended rural schools in Kansas and after receiving his education he started farming with his father and in Aug of 1941, Harry joined the US Army and served in WWII. He spent 17 mos on the front lines and then in January of 1943 he was married to Inez C Horton in Lompoc, CA.
They went on to have 4 children, Deborah, Cynthia, Terry and John. Grandpa lived out the remainder of his life in the farm country of Iowa.
