Abe was born at Sipe Springs, Comanche, TX. He died at Comanche Co., TX. He is the son of James Thomas Rasco and Eliza Jane Vestal Doty.
Marriage: Lela Purvis on July 17, 1912 Comanche Co., TX. They had one son, Lehman Odell Rasco on July 25, 1913 at Sipe Springs, TX.
My grandmother, Pearl Rasco Westerman, told me that Abe had been wanting a new pair of shoes real bad, but was waiting to get his money from his crops. Abe took sick and passed away. Lela, his wife, buried him in a new pair of shoes.
His grave is marked by a sandstone that is becoming illegible. The earth has built up around it until the death date is now covered up.
Marriage: Lela Purvis on July 17, 1912 Comanche Co., TX. They had one son, Lehman Odell Rasco on July 25, 1913 at Sipe Springs, TX.
My grandmother, Pearl Rasco Westerman, told me that Abe had been wanting a new pair of shoes real bad, but was waiting to get his money from his crops. Abe took sick and passed away. Lela, his wife, buried him in a new pair of shoes.
His grave is marked by a sandstone that is becoming illegible. The earth has built up around it until the death date is now covered up.
Abe was born at Sipe Springs, Comanche, TX. He died at Comanche Co., TX. He is the son of James Thomas Rasco and Eliza Jane Vestal Doty.
Marriage: Lela Purvis on July 17, 1912 Comanche Co., TX. They had one son, Lehman Odell Rasco on July 25, 1913 at Sipe Springs, TX.
My grandmother, Pearl Rasco Westerman, told me that Abe had been wanting a new pair of shoes real bad, but was waiting to get his money from his crops. Abe took sick and passed away. Lela, his wife, buried him in a new pair of shoes.
His grave is marked by a sandstone that is becoming illegible. The earth has built up around it until the death date is now covered up.
Marriage: Lela Purvis on July 17, 1912 Comanche Co., TX. They had one son, Lehman Odell Rasco on July 25, 1913 at Sipe Springs, TX.
My grandmother, Pearl Rasco Westerman, told me that Abe had been wanting a new pair of shoes real bad, but was waiting to get his money from his crops. Abe took sick and passed away. Lela, his wife, buried him in a new pair of shoes.
His grave is marked by a sandstone that is becoming illegible. The earth has built up around it until the death date is now covered up.
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