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Isaac Joseph Grindstaff

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Isaac Joseph Grindstaff

Birth
Ouachita County, Arkansas, USA
Death
21 Sep 1944 (aged 81)
Centralia, Lewis County, Washington, USA
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Centralia, Lewis County, Washington, USA Add to Map
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Isaac Joseph Grindstaff was the second child of five born to Isaac Taylor Grindstaff and Martha Ellen Bradshaw. He married Georgia Ettie Reese 22 June 1887 in Barham, Ouachita, Arkansas. With her he had eight children, three daughters and five sons.

Harold Lee Gindstaff 1888-1971
Forest Clifton Grindstaff 1889-1984
Ruby Hazel Grindstaff Brown 1891-1969
Isaac Joseph Grindstaff 1893-1925
Addie Zue Grindstaff Ridener 1895-1969
Viola Mabel Grindstaff Lollis 1898-1984
Edgar Milton Grindstaff 1904-1968
Stanley Charles Grindstaff 1907-1976

Isaac was a farmer in the central part of Washington. He grew strawberries among other things. He also had a great sense of humor and was not bothered by little things. One time when Isaac Joseph was visiting his son, Clifton and his family in California, he fell down a flight of stairs in the middle of the night as he was attempting to get a drink of water. After falling the considerable distance he sprang up and announced that he was just fine. The next day he appeared as though nothing had happened and simply laughed at his clumsiness.
Isaac Joseph Grindstaff was the second child of five born to Isaac Taylor Grindstaff and Martha Ellen Bradshaw. He married Georgia Ettie Reese 22 June 1887 in Barham, Ouachita, Arkansas. With her he had eight children, three daughters and five sons.

Harold Lee Gindstaff 1888-1971
Forest Clifton Grindstaff 1889-1984
Ruby Hazel Grindstaff Brown 1891-1969
Isaac Joseph Grindstaff 1893-1925
Addie Zue Grindstaff Ridener 1895-1969
Viola Mabel Grindstaff Lollis 1898-1984
Edgar Milton Grindstaff 1904-1968
Stanley Charles Grindstaff 1907-1976

Isaac was a farmer in the central part of Washington. He grew strawberries among other things. He also had a great sense of humor and was not bothered by little things. One time when Isaac Joseph was visiting his son, Clifton and his family in California, he fell down a flight of stairs in the middle of the night as he was attempting to get a drink of water. After falling the considerable distance he sprang up and announced that he was just fine. The next day he appeared as though nothing had happened and simply laughed at his clumsiness.

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