Dau of Ruthven Crosby and Elizabeth (Cochran) Andrews, who had nine known children. Born in Bellview Iowa, moved to farm in the Smoky Row school district in Bates Co.
Parents Ruthven and Elizabeth are buried in Cove Creek, as is a sister, Nellie Mae (Mrs. Thomas J.) Miller.
Biography of Ruthven and Elizabeth, printed in "Creighton, a Bi-Centennial Town 1885-1976", indicates that Lola is buried in Cove Creek, there is no indication if she married and has a different name, nor were dates provided for birth/death.
Parents Ruthven and Elizabeth are buried in Cove Creek, as is a sister, Nellie Mae (Mrs. Thomas J.) Miller.
Biography of Ruthven and Elizabeth, printed in "Creighton, a Bi-Centennial Town 1885-1976", indicates that Lola is buried in Cove Creek, there is no indication if she married and has a different name, nor were dates provided for birth/death.
Dau of Ruthven Crosby and Elizabeth (Cochran) Andrews, who had nine known children. Born in Bellview Iowa, moved to farm in the Smoky Row school district in Bates Co.
Parents Ruthven and Elizabeth are buried in Cove Creek, as is a sister, Nellie Mae (Mrs. Thomas J.) Miller.
Biography of Ruthven and Elizabeth, printed in "Creighton, a Bi-Centennial Town 1885-1976", indicates that Lola is buried in Cove Creek, there is no indication if she married and has a different name, nor were dates provided for birth/death.
Parents Ruthven and Elizabeth are buried in Cove Creek, as is a sister, Nellie Mae (Mrs. Thomas J.) Miller.
Biography of Ruthven and Elizabeth, printed in "Creighton, a Bi-Centennial Town 1885-1976", indicates that Lola is buried in Cove Creek, there is no indication if she married and has a different name, nor were dates provided for birth/death.
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