Son of John D. Chaney and Eleanor (Shipman) Chaney
Erve Chaney came to Garden City with 70 head of horses from Comanche County Texas in 1879. Came in two covered wagons and traded a few horses for 1/2 section of land. At one time Erve had a 43 room hotel and a man named Cobb bought it and moved it with horses.
Possible children of Erve and Elizabeth were Fred, McD., John R., Lottie, Lucy, Walter, Clyde E. and possibly others.
Erve Chaney came to Garden City with 70 head of horses from Comanche County Texas in 1879. Came in two covered wagons and traded a few horses for 1/2 section of land. At one time Erve had a 43 room hotel and a man named Cobb bought it and moved it with horses.
Possible children of Erve and Elizabeth were Fred, McD., John R., Lottie, Lucy, Walter, Clyde E. and possibly others.
Son of John D. Chaney and Eleanor (Shipman) Chaney
Erve Chaney came to Garden City with 70 head of horses from Comanche County Texas in 1879. Came in two covered wagons and traded a few horses for 1/2 section of land. At one time Erve had a 43 room hotel and a man named Cobb bought it and moved it with horses.
Possible children of Erve and Elizabeth were Fred, McD., John R., Lottie, Lucy, Walter, Clyde E. and possibly others.
Erve Chaney came to Garden City with 70 head of horses from Comanche County Texas in 1879. Came in two covered wagons and traded a few horses for 1/2 section of land. At one time Erve had a 43 room hotel and a man named Cobb bought it and moved it with horses.
Possible children of Erve and Elizabeth were Fred, McD., John R., Lottie, Lucy, Walter, Clyde E. and possibly others.
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