He was the son of Morel G. Albrook and Laura South Albrook.
He never married.
Manchester Democrat Radio Monday, November 26th, 1984
Services today for Philip Albrook, 87
Philip Albrook, 87, Manchester area resident for the past 20 years at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dempster, died Friday evening, November 23, at their home southeast of Manchester following a long period of failing health. Services will be held at 1:30PM today (Monday) at the Shelly funeral home with the Rev. Ralph Miller officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in Evergreen Cemetery at Delhi.
Philip James, son of Morel George Albrook and Laura Belle South Albrook, was born May 27, 1897 at Greene. When he was seven years of age the family moved to the Delhi area. Shortly after moving Philip and his brother, Burleigh, became ill with scarlet fever and both were left permanently deaf as a result.
They both then received their education at the School for the Deaf at Council Bluffs. Following their schooling they returned home and helped to operate the family farm in the Delhi area. After their mother passed away Philip went to live with an older sister at Lakeville, Minnesota and then later with a younger sister at Independence. In April 1963 he made his permanent home with his sister, Mrs. Ernest (Glenna) Dempster of Manchester.
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dempster and Mrs. Clifton (Alice) Sheppard of Sydney, Nebraska and two brothers, Burleigh Albrook of Independence and Charles Albrook of San Francisco, California. He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and two brothers.
He was the son of Morel G. Albrook and Laura South Albrook.
He never married.
Manchester Democrat Radio Monday, November 26th, 1984
Services today for Philip Albrook, 87
Philip Albrook, 87, Manchester area resident for the past 20 years at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dempster, died Friday evening, November 23, at their home southeast of Manchester following a long period of failing health. Services will be held at 1:30PM today (Monday) at the Shelly funeral home with the Rev. Ralph Miller officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in Evergreen Cemetery at Delhi.
Philip James, son of Morel George Albrook and Laura Belle South Albrook, was born May 27, 1897 at Greene. When he was seven years of age the family moved to the Delhi area. Shortly after moving Philip and his brother, Burleigh, became ill with scarlet fever and both were left permanently deaf as a result.
They both then received their education at the School for the Deaf at Council Bluffs. Following their schooling they returned home and helped to operate the family farm in the Delhi area. After their mother passed away Philip went to live with an older sister at Lakeville, Minnesota and then later with a younger sister at Independence. In April 1963 he made his permanent home with his sister, Mrs. Ernest (Glenna) Dempster of Manchester.
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dempster and Mrs. Clifton (Alice) Sheppard of Sydney, Nebraska and two brothers, Burleigh Albrook of Independence and Charles Albrook of San Francisco, California. He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and two brothers.
Family Members
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Rose Agnes Albrook Helkenn
1890–1977
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1LT Frank Potter Albrook
1892–1924
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Nellie Myrtle "Nell" Albrook Washburn
1895–1931
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Burleigh David Albrook
1899–1987
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Glenna Elizabeth "Glennie" Albrook Dempster
1902–1996
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Raymond Logan Albrook Sr
1902–1957
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Emma Naomi Albrook Wathen
1904–1979
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Charles Frederick Albrook
1908–1999
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Alice Beatrice Albrook Shepherd
1911–1999
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