Note: There is no headstone.
Earl, son of Frank & Minnie (Alspaugh) Biggs, married Ethel (Opdyke) Meese in 1907 in Darke county, Ohio. Earl worked on the P C C & StJ Railroad, and later the Baltimore & Ohio. They lived a while at Bradford, Ohio, and had one daughter. Earl stood 5'8" tall, 178 lbs, and had gray eyes. They moved to Columbus, where they made their home at 2578 Indianola Avenue. Earl later worked for Walter D. Dickerson Shoe Company.
Details provided by Dave Davisson.
Earl, son of Frank & Minnie (Alspaugh) Biggs, married Ethel (Opdyke) Meese in 1907 in Darke county, Ohio. Earl worked on the P C C & StJ Railroad, and later the Baltimore & Ohio. They lived a while at Bradford, Ohio, and had one daughter. Earl stood 5'8" tall, 178 lbs, and had gray eyes. They moved to Columbus, where they made their home at 2578 Indianola Avenue. Earl later worked for Walter D. Dickerson Shoe Company.
Details provided by Dave Davisson.
Note: There is no headstone.
Earl, son of Frank & Minnie (Alspaugh) Biggs, married Ethel (Opdyke) Meese in 1907 in Darke county, Ohio. Earl worked on the P C C & StJ Railroad, and later the Baltimore & Ohio. They lived a while at Bradford, Ohio, and had one daughter. Earl stood 5'8" tall, 178 lbs, and had gray eyes. They moved to Columbus, where they made their home at 2578 Indianola Avenue. Earl later worked for Walter D. Dickerson Shoe Company.
Details provided by Dave Davisson.
Earl, son of Frank & Minnie (Alspaugh) Biggs, married Ethel (Opdyke) Meese in 1907 in Darke county, Ohio. Earl worked on the P C C & StJ Railroad, and later the Baltimore & Ohio. They lived a while at Bradford, Ohio, and had one daughter. Earl stood 5'8" tall, 178 lbs, and had gray eyes. They moved to Columbus, where they made their home at 2578 Indianola Avenue. Earl later worked for Walter D. Dickerson Shoe Company.
Details provided by Dave Davisson.
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