He married Emma Jane Jones on 01 Jan 1893 at Edgewood.
At the time of the 1910 and 1920 census, the family lived in Cedar Rapids where he was a building contractor/house carpenter.
By 1925 the family was farming in Elk Township, Delaware County, Iowa
According to an obituary that appeared in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald on 02 Sep 1949, he was also an ordained minister and founded the Church of God in Cedar Rapids. He died at his home in Edgewood.
Survivors:
his wife
son Verne of Edgewood
son Sylvan of Los Angeles
son Everett of Los Angeles
daughter Mrs. C. A. (Angie) Smith of Edgewood
14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
brother Elmer of Edgewood
brother Delbert of Mason City
sister Mrs. Elmer (Lizzie) Ashline of Edgewood
A son and a daughter preceded him.
Son Stanley was omitted from the obituary.
At the time of the 1910 and 1920 census, the family lived in Cedar Rapids where he was a building contractor/house carpenter.
By 1925 the family was farming in Elk Township, Delaware County, Iowa
According to an obituary that appeared in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald on 02 Sep 1949, he was also an ordained minister and founded the Church of God in Cedar Rapids. He died at his home in Edgewood.
Survivors:
his wife
son Verne of Edgewood
son Sylvan of Los Angeles
son Everett of Los Angeles
daughter Mrs. C. A. (Angie) Smith of Edgewood
14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
brother Elmer of Edgewood
brother Delbert of Mason City
sister Mrs. Elmer (Lizzie) Ashline of Edgewood
A son and a daughter preceded him.
Son Stanley was omitted from the obituary.
He married Emma Jane Jones on 01 Jan 1893 at Edgewood.
At the time of the 1910 and 1920 census, the family lived in Cedar Rapids where he was a building contractor/house carpenter.
By 1925 the family was farming in Elk Township, Delaware County, Iowa
According to an obituary that appeared in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald on 02 Sep 1949, he was also an ordained minister and founded the Church of God in Cedar Rapids. He died at his home in Edgewood.
Survivors:
his wife
son Verne of Edgewood
son Sylvan of Los Angeles
son Everett of Los Angeles
daughter Mrs. C. A. (Angie) Smith of Edgewood
14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
brother Elmer of Edgewood
brother Delbert of Mason City
sister Mrs. Elmer (Lizzie) Ashline of Edgewood
A son and a daughter preceded him.
Son Stanley was omitted from the obituary.
At the time of the 1910 and 1920 census, the family lived in Cedar Rapids where he was a building contractor/house carpenter.
By 1925 the family was farming in Elk Township, Delaware County, Iowa
According to an obituary that appeared in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald on 02 Sep 1949, he was also an ordained minister and founded the Church of God in Cedar Rapids. He died at his home in Edgewood.
Survivors:
his wife
son Verne of Edgewood
son Sylvan of Los Angeles
son Everett of Los Angeles
daughter Mrs. C. A. (Angie) Smith of Edgewood
14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
brother Elmer of Edgewood
brother Delbert of Mason City
sister Mrs. Elmer (Lizzie) Ashline of Edgewood
A son and a daughter preceded him.
Son Stanley was omitted from the obituary.
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