This information from The Browning Leader-Record, issue June 4, 1925.
Reuben Fanning was born in Sullivan County MO 15 July 1847 and died 28 May 1925. He married Agnes E. George, 1 Sept 1870, by Rev Harmon. Four children born, James of Cora MO; Allen of Browning MO; Mrs Lula Brumbaugh of Browning and Thomas who preceded him. Wife died 11 Mar 1916. At age 16, Reuben enlisted as volunteer in United States Army, Co K 43rd Rgt. Back to Sullivan County after discharge. In 1885 he took his family to Texas, but returned a year later. Services White Oak Grove Church, burial in cemetery near by.
Reuben Fanning was born in Sullivan County MO 15 July 1847 and died 28 May 1925. He married Agnes E. George, 1 Sept 1870, by Rev Harmon. Four children born, James of Cora MO; Allen of Browning MO; Mrs Lula Brumbaugh of Browning and Thomas who preceded him. Wife died 11 Mar 1916. At age 16, Reuben enlisted as volunteer in United States Army, Co K 43rd Rgt. Back to Sullivan County after discharge. In 1885 he took his family to Texas, but returned a year later. Services White Oak Grove Church, burial in cemetery near by.
This information from The Browning Leader-Record, issue June 4, 1925.
Reuben Fanning was born in Sullivan County MO 15 July 1847 and died 28 May 1925. He married Agnes E. George, 1 Sept 1870, by Rev Harmon. Four children born, James of Cora MO; Allen of Browning MO; Mrs Lula Brumbaugh of Browning and Thomas who preceded him. Wife died 11 Mar 1916. At age 16, Reuben enlisted as volunteer in United States Army, Co K 43rd Rgt. Back to Sullivan County after discharge. In 1885 he took his family to Texas, but returned a year later. Services White Oak Grove Church, burial in cemetery near by.
Reuben Fanning was born in Sullivan County MO 15 July 1847 and died 28 May 1925. He married Agnes E. George, 1 Sept 1870, by Rev Harmon. Four children born, James of Cora MO; Allen of Browning MO; Mrs Lula Brumbaugh of Browning and Thomas who preceded him. Wife died 11 Mar 1916. At age 16, Reuben enlisted as volunteer in United States Army, Co K 43rd Rgt. Back to Sullivan County after discharge. In 1885 he took his family to Texas, but returned a year later. Services White Oak Grove Church, burial in cemetery near by.
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