Clarence is the son of Abel Brown Rhyne and Martha C Holland. He was born and reared in Gaston county and is a brother to Julia Rebecca Rhyne and Betty S Rhyne Stowe. Their mother died in 1873 and their father then married Sarah Elmina Tritt and with her had seven more children.
His father and half-brother, Abel Trust Rhyne, ran Rhyne Roller Mill in Gaston county.
His father served the Confederacy in Co H of the NC 49th infantry.
Clarence was admitted to the asylum in 1918, unmarried. He would die here 22 years later of chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation.
His father and half-brother, Abel Trust Rhyne, ran Rhyne Roller Mill in Gaston county.
His father served the Confederacy in Co H of the NC 49th infantry.
Clarence was admitted to the asylum in 1918, unmarried. He would die here 22 years later of chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation.
Clarence is the son of Abel Brown Rhyne and Martha C Holland. He was born and reared in Gaston county and is a brother to Julia Rebecca Rhyne and Betty S Rhyne Stowe. Their mother died in 1873 and their father then married Sarah Elmina Tritt and with her had seven more children.
His father and half-brother, Abel Trust Rhyne, ran Rhyne Roller Mill in Gaston county.
His father served the Confederacy in Co H of the NC 49th infantry.
Clarence was admitted to the asylum in 1918, unmarried. He would die here 22 years later of chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation.
His father and half-brother, Abel Trust Rhyne, ran Rhyne Roller Mill in Gaston county.
His father served the Confederacy in Co H of the NC 49th infantry.
Clarence was admitted to the asylum in 1918, unmarried. He would die here 22 years later of chronic myocarditis and cardiac decompensation.
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