Ae2160

Ae2160

Ira D. Crow, who owns and occupies a farm pleasantly situated in Monroe township, about eight miles from Troy, was born in Randolph township, Montgomery county, Ohio, on the 7th of November, 1861. He was there reared upon a farm and in the common schools of the neighborhood obtained his education. His father was born in Perry county, Pennsylvania, February 14, 1830, and came to Ohio in 1836. On the 1st of January, 1849, he was united in marriage to Sarah Curtner, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Waymire) Curtner. She was born in Montgomery county, Ohio, May 1, 1829, and became the mother of eight children, three of whom are living: Ira D.; Harry S., of Montgomery county, and Anna, wife of Samuel Betz, of Montgomery county, Ohio. The mother died September 14, 1892. The father passed away July 18, 1896.

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160


Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160

Ae2160



Popular posts from this blog

Cartoon Characters

Image
If you enjoy drawing or the idea of learning how to draw cartoons, how great will it be to know that you can turn that ability into a dream job or income? By learning how to draw cartoon art you can gain the ability to translate your own or others ideas into something valuable and entertaining. In many forms, from television shows and film to childrens and comic books, cartoon characters have entertained, educated and engaged us all, as kids as well as adults, throughout the years. Being able to create characters opens you up to a vast amount of opportunities for income, either for cartooning jobs or self-producing products and services. If you're interested in drawing cartoon characters for fun or for profit, there are some important things you need to know before you begin. Just follow these five tips to get yourself started successfully drawing cartoon characters for yourself or others. An important factor when you first start drawing cartoon characters is in making sure that yo
Read more

8 Track Player Repair

Image
8 Track Player Repair he biggest problem with 8-track tapes is that the original design of the tape made the 8-track tapes very unreliable when they were new, and these continuous loop tapes were always malfunctioning. Some of these 8-track tapes are now 50-years older than new. This means that every person who wants to enjoy 8-track tape collecting (or selling) must learn how to do some simple 8-track tape repairs. 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair 8 Track Player Repair
Read more