Fisher Family Genealogy
FARRIS, Gaylord
Abt 1896 --
Name FARRIS, Gaylord Birth Abt 1896 Illinois CENSUS 22 Jun 1900 Hire Township, McDonough Co., IL [1] Dwelling No., Family No.,
Family Members, Relationship, Race, Sex, Birth Month, Birth Year, Age, Married?, Yrs Married, No. Children by Mother, No. Living, Place of Birth, Father's Place of Birth, Mother's Place of Birth, Profession
215. 215,
Farris Walter, Head, W, M, Nov 1863, 36, M, 15, , , Illinois, Kentucky, Illinois, Farmer
Farris Flora, Wife, W, F, Sept 1867, 32, M, 15, 2, 2, Illinois, Kentucky, Illinois,
Farris Roy, son, W, M, June 1889, 10, S, , , , Illinois, Illinois, Illinois, At school
Farris Gaylord, son, W, M, May 1895, 5, S, , , , Illinois, Illinois, Illinois,CENSUS 18 Apr 1910 Hire Township, McDonough Co., IL [2] Dwelling No., Family No.,
Family Members, Relation, Sex, Age, Marital Status/No. Marriage, Yrs married, No. children born, No. now living, Place of Birth, Father's Place of Birth, Mother's Place of Birth, Profession
32, 32,
Farris Walter J, Head, M, 47, M1, 24, , , Illinois, Illinois, Michigan, Farmer, Gen farm
Farris Flora A, Wife, F, 42, M1, 24, 3, 2, Illinois, Kentucky, Illinois, none
Farris Gaylord, son, M, 14, S, , , , Illinois, Illinois, Illinois, nonePerson ID I1085 Main Last Modified 29 Dec 2008
Father FARRIS Walter J., b. 7 Nov 1862, Hire Township, McDonough Co., IL Relationship Birth Mother Flora A, b. Abt 1868, Illinois Relationship Birth Marriage Abt 1886 Family ID F360 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Documents Report on clean-up of South Cemetery 1938
"Blandinsville's South Cemetery which last week at this time was a wilderness of weeds and brambles, is this week clean and trim. The transformation was brought about last Suturday when 40 men answered the call of Trustees Evan Williams, B. B. Martin and Blake Jones, Equipped with scythes, grubbing hoes, pitch forks and sickles, all 40 of them lit in on the mass of tangled overgrowth and laid it low. It was a big job. The cemetery was grown high not only with weeds but with tall grass that a scythe would scarcely cut. It required a lot of patient hacking, as well as a lot of hard labor. But it was all cut down, and trucks were kept busy all the afternoon in hauling away the the trash and hay. The amount of it was almost unbelievable."
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