Veteran of World War I. Private - United States Army
Owned and operated the Cowboy Gas Station near Noelke Switch, Sam Built a Rock House and Ranched then retired to town and lived behind the Park in Mertzon. He loved to have a garden and had pear trees. He and Myrtle were married in Colorado City, TX in 1917. They had no children.
Owned and operated the Cowboy Gas Station near Noelke Switch, Sam Built a Rock House and Ranched then retired to town and lived behind the Park in Mertzon. He loved to have a garden and had pear trees. He and Myrtle were married in Colorado City, TX in 1917. They had no children.
Veteran of World War I. Private - United States Army
Owned and operated the Cowboy Gas Station near Noelke Switch, Sam Built a Rock House and Ranched then retired to town and lived behind the Park in Mertzon. He loved to have a garden and had pear trees. He and Myrtle were married in Colorado City, TX in 1917. They had no children.
Owned and operated the Cowboy Gas Station near Noelke Switch, Sam Built a Rock House and Ranched then retired to town and lived behind the Park in Mertzon. He loved to have a garden and had pear trees. He and Myrtle were married in Colorado City, TX in 1917. They had no children.
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