The wife to Walter H Angus. They were married on March 20, 1912. They fixed up the farm house for their home. Walter's father, who was 84 years old, came to live with them.
Five children were born to the couple but the third, Walter Jr., died when 2 years old.
Walter and Bertha worked hard at farming. They raised corn, oats, wheat and alfalfa hay. There was always a few head of cows with some used as milk cows and of course some hogs and chickens.
Working at threshing grain was an important phase in their life.
Five children were born to the couple but the third, Walter Jr., died when 2 years old.
Walter and Bertha worked hard at farming. They raised corn, oats, wheat and alfalfa hay. There was always a few head of cows with some used as milk cows and of course some hogs and chickens.
Working at threshing grain was an important phase in their life.
The wife to Walter H Angus. They were married on March 20, 1912. They fixed up the farm house for their home. Walter's father, who was 84 years old, came to live with them.
Five children were born to the couple but the third, Walter Jr., died when 2 years old.
Walter and Bertha worked hard at farming. They raised corn, oats, wheat and alfalfa hay. There was always a few head of cows with some used as milk cows and of course some hogs and chickens.
Working at threshing grain was an important phase in their life.
Five children were born to the couple but the third, Walter Jr., died when 2 years old.
Walter and Bertha worked hard at farming. They raised corn, oats, wheat and alfalfa hay. There was always a few head of cows with some used as milk cows and of course some hogs and chickens.
Working at threshing grain was an important phase in their life.
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