Cyrus Linville, 57, passed away from the effects of a stroke at his farm at RFD#2 in Neodesha. Married to Clara Linville, he was the son of Solomon Linville, born in Pennsylvania, and Emily Douglas, born in Ohio.
In Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas, on June 29th, 1887, Cyrus Lycurgus Linvill (1858-1935) of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio, and Clara Phillips (1866-1956) of Browntown, Green County, Wisconsin, welcomed their son John Alvin Linvill (1887-1967) into the world.
John was a farmer for most of his life, but during the Great Depression he drove a truck for an oil pipeline company along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. He passed May 12, 1967, in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas.
In Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas, on June 29th, 1887, Cyrus Lycurgus Linvill (1858-1935) of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio, and Clara Phillips (1866-1956) of Browntown, Green County, Wisconsin, welcomed their son John Alvin Linvill (1887-1967) into the world.
John was a farmer for most of his life, but during the Great Depression he drove a truck for an oil pipeline company along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. He passed May 12, 1967, in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas.
Cyrus Linville, 57, passed away from the effects of a stroke at his farm at RFD#2 in Neodesha. Married to Clara Linville, he was the son of Solomon Linville, born in Pennsylvania, and Emily Douglas, born in Ohio.
In Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas, on June 29th, 1887, Cyrus Lycurgus Linvill (1858-1935) of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio, and Clara Phillips (1866-1956) of Browntown, Green County, Wisconsin, welcomed their son John Alvin Linvill (1887-1967) into the world.
John was a farmer for most of his life, but during the Great Depression he drove a truck for an oil pipeline company along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. He passed May 12, 1967, in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas.
In Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas, on June 29th, 1887, Cyrus Lycurgus Linvill (1858-1935) of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio, and Clara Phillips (1866-1956) of Browntown, Green County, Wisconsin, welcomed their son John Alvin Linvill (1887-1967) into the world.
John was a farmer for most of his life, but during the Great Depression he drove a truck for an oil pipeline company along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. He passed May 12, 1967, in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas.
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