Francis was the fourth born and 4th son of Wilda Ella Johnson and Hyrum Francis Bair.
His oldest brother, and a brother born a year before Francis, died within a month of their births in Idaho.
The family must have moved frequently, because the next year a sister was born in Salt lake City and two years after that, another infant brother was born & died in Idaho.
Because of their transient relocating, tiny Francis may have been buried in what was called the "strangers lot" in those days. The grave location is not recorded and no stone has been found at this date.
His parents had divorced by 1925 when his mother remarried. She married at least 3 more times after 1925 and died in 1958.
His oldest brother, and a brother born a year before Francis, died within a month of their births in Idaho.
The family must have moved frequently, because the next year a sister was born in Salt lake City and two years after that, another infant brother was born & died in Idaho.
Because of their transient relocating, tiny Francis may have been buried in what was called the "strangers lot" in those days. The grave location is not recorded and no stone has been found at this date.
His parents had divorced by 1925 when his mother remarried. She married at least 3 more times after 1925 and died in 1958.
Francis was the fourth born and 4th son of Wilda Ella Johnson and Hyrum Francis Bair.
His oldest brother, and a brother born a year before Francis, died within a month of their births in Idaho.
The family must have moved frequently, because the next year a sister was born in Salt lake City and two years after that, another infant brother was born & died in Idaho.
Because of their transient relocating, tiny Francis may have been buried in what was called the "strangers lot" in those days. The grave location is not recorded and no stone has been found at this date.
His parents had divorced by 1925 when his mother remarried. She married at least 3 more times after 1925 and died in 1958.
His oldest brother, and a brother born a year before Francis, died within a month of their births in Idaho.
The family must have moved frequently, because the next year a sister was born in Salt lake City and two years after that, another infant brother was born & died in Idaho.
Because of their transient relocating, tiny Francis may have been buried in what was called the "strangers lot" in those days. The grave location is not recorded and no stone has been found at this date.
His parents had divorced by 1925 when his mother remarried. She married at least 3 more times after 1925 and died in 1958.
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