Frank and his sister, Gussie Merle, are the children of Abraham Gates and Sallie Cornell. Both were sent to live with their Aunt Mary Gates and her husband Ephiram Osborn. Both siblings used the last name of Osborn throughout their lives. Frank grew up in Lawrence County, OH where he met and married Belva Estep. Frank and Belva had 8 children, Frank, Jr; June Avonelle, Gussie Merle, Ruby, Mary, Kathryn, Norma, and Leonard.
The family moved to wherever Frank could find work. He worked as a coal miner, caretaker of Fernwood Cemetery, among other jobs. He asked to be buried on the hill at Fernwood. May he rest in peace.
The family moved to wherever Frank could find work. He worked as a coal miner, caretaker of Fernwood Cemetery, among other jobs. He asked to be buried on the hill at Fernwood. May he rest in peace.
Frank and his sister, Gussie Merle, are the children of Abraham Gates and Sallie Cornell. Both were sent to live with their Aunt Mary Gates and her husband Ephiram Osborn. Both siblings used the last name of Osborn throughout their lives. Frank grew up in Lawrence County, OH where he met and married Belva Estep. Frank and Belva had 8 children, Frank, Jr; June Avonelle, Gussie Merle, Ruby, Mary, Kathryn, Norma, and Leonard.
The family moved to wherever Frank could find work. He worked as a coal miner, caretaker of Fernwood Cemetery, among other jobs. He asked to be buried on the hill at Fernwood. May he rest in peace.
The family moved to wherever Frank could find work. He worked as a coal miner, caretaker of Fernwood Cemetery, among other jobs. He asked to be buried on the hill at Fernwood. May he rest in peace.
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