Jennie Bowling Fraser was bornon a farm six and a half
miles south of Rydal, Kan., on July 31, 1895 to Gregg I. and
Mary Lamb Bowling. She died at her home in Manhattan, Kansas
on October 28, 1965.
On November 28, 1912, she was united in marriage to Ed Fraser
at the home of her parents. To this union were born five children;
Dale, Donald, Russell, Pauline and Norma.
Those preceding her in death are her parents, brothers Harlie
and Emory, sister Ada, husband and one son, Dale, who died in the
South Pacific during WW II.
She is survived by four children, five grandchildren; one great grand-
child, several other relatives and friends.
Interment in the Sunset Cemetery in Manhattan.
miles south of Rydal, Kan., on July 31, 1895 to Gregg I. and
Mary Lamb Bowling. She died at her home in Manhattan, Kansas
on October 28, 1965.
On November 28, 1912, she was united in marriage to Ed Fraser
at the home of her parents. To this union were born five children;
Dale, Donald, Russell, Pauline and Norma.
Those preceding her in death are her parents, brothers Harlie
and Emory, sister Ada, husband and one son, Dale, who died in the
South Pacific during WW II.
She is survived by four children, five grandchildren; one great grand-
child, several other relatives and friends.
Interment in the Sunset Cemetery in Manhattan.
Jennie Bowling Fraser was bornon a farm six and a half
miles south of Rydal, Kan., on July 31, 1895 to Gregg I. and
Mary Lamb Bowling. She died at her home in Manhattan, Kansas
on October 28, 1965.
On November 28, 1912, she was united in marriage to Ed Fraser
at the home of her parents. To this union were born five children;
Dale, Donald, Russell, Pauline and Norma.
Those preceding her in death are her parents, brothers Harlie
and Emory, sister Ada, husband and one son, Dale, who died in the
South Pacific during WW II.
She is survived by four children, five grandchildren; one great grand-
child, several other relatives and friends.
Interment in the Sunset Cemetery in Manhattan.
miles south of Rydal, Kan., on July 31, 1895 to Gregg I. and
Mary Lamb Bowling. She died at her home in Manhattan, Kansas
on October 28, 1965.
On November 28, 1912, she was united in marriage to Ed Fraser
at the home of her parents. To this union were born five children;
Dale, Donald, Russell, Pauline and Norma.
Those preceding her in death are her parents, brothers Harlie
and Emory, sister Ada, husband and one son, Dale, who died in the
South Pacific during WW II.
She is survived by four children, five grandchildren; one great grand-
child, several other relatives and friends.
Interment in the Sunset Cemetery in Manhattan.
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