Lee Grant Ernst died, of hemiplegia, Tuesday, at his home north of town in Palmyra township.
He was born in Kendall county, Indiana, January 18, 1863, and was married to Katie E. Mannion. Three children were born.
He moved to Russell county, Kansas in 1886, and spent eight years in the railway mail service. Later he engaged in the Hay and grain business at Humboldt, Kansas, and Kansas City, with his brother.
On September 1905 he was married to Mrs. Cora E. Wilson, of Wellsville, Kansas.
He leaves wife and children Mrs. J. H. Chapman, of Pomona, California, W. W. Ernst of Madrid, Iowa, and L. R. Ernst of Wellsville.
Burial at Wellsville Cemetery
Wellsville, Franklin County, Kansas, USA
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Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)05 Nov 1915, Fri Page 9
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)12 Nov 1915, Fri Page 8
He was born in Kendall county, Indiana, January 18, 1863, and was married to Katie E. Mannion. Three children were born.
He moved to Russell county, Kansas in 1886, and spent eight years in the railway mail service. Later he engaged in the Hay and grain business at Humboldt, Kansas, and Kansas City, with his brother.
On September 1905 he was married to Mrs. Cora E. Wilson, of Wellsville, Kansas.
He leaves wife and children Mrs. J. H. Chapman, of Pomona, California, W. W. Ernst of Madrid, Iowa, and L. R. Ernst of Wellsville.
Burial at Wellsville Cemetery
Wellsville, Franklin County, Kansas, USA
Researched and Transcribed by (Rich #46947058)
Note:
My source websites can be found in my profile.
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)05 Nov 1915, Fri Page 9
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)12 Nov 1915, Fri Page 8
Lee Grant Ernst died, of hemiplegia, Tuesday, at his home north of town in Palmyra township.
He was born in Kendall county, Indiana, January 18, 1863, and was married to Katie E. Mannion. Three children were born.
He moved to Russell county, Kansas in 1886, and spent eight years in the railway mail service. Later he engaged in the Hay and grain business at Humboldt, Kansas, and Kansas City, with his brother.
On September 1905 he was married to Mrs. Cora E. Wilson, of Wellsville, Kansas.
He leaves wife and children Mrs. J. H. Chapman, of Pomona, California, W. W. Ernst of Madrid, Iowa, and L. R. Ernst of Wellsville.
Burial at Wellsville Cemetery
Wellsville, Franklin County, Kansas, USA
Researched and Transcribed by (Rich #46947058)
Note:
My source websites can be found in my profile.
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)05 Nov 1915, Fri Page 9
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)12 Nov 1915, Fri Page 8
He was born in Kendall county, Indiana, January 18, 1863, and was married to Katie E. Mannion. Three children were born.
He moved to Russell county, Kansas in 1886, and spent eight years in the railway mail service. Later he engaged in the Hay and grain business at Humboldt, Kansas, and Kansas City, with his brother.
On September 1905 he was married to Mrs. Cora E. Wilson, of Wellsville, Kansas.
He leaves wife and children Mrs. J. H. Chapman, of Pomona, California, W. W. Ernst of Madrid, Iowa, and L. R. Ernst of Wellsville.
Burial at Wellsville Cemetery
Wellsville, Franklin County, Kansas, USA
Researched and Transcribed by (Rich #46947058)
Note:
My source websites can be found in my profile.
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)05 Nov 1915, Fri Page 9
Wellsville Globe (Wellsville, Kansas)12 Nov 1915, Fri Page 8
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