THE ONLY PICTURE WE HAVE OF OUR GRANDPA DAVID RANG.
Husband of Frances Emma Kanaar. Father of 7 children.
Pearl, Lewis, Helen, Frank , Elizabeth, Rose, and Roy.
David Rang, hard working farmer, working till the end. His horses spooked and tangled up, and David was thrown off one horse and killed. At the young age of 43, he left such young children. He was missed by his kids and his wife always. They continued living on the farm he bought for the family.
His own parents came from Sweden. David lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota,then he homesteaded in Montana. His last farm was at Dore, North Dakota.
His legacy lives on in his grand children.
Husband of Frances Emma Kanaar. Father of 7 children.
Pearl, Lewis, Helen, Frank , Elizabeth, Rose, and Roy.
David Rang, hard working farmer, working till the end. His horses spooked and tangled up, and David was thrown off one horse and killed. At the young age of 43, he left such young children. He was missed by his kids and his wife always. They continued living on the farm he bought for the family.
His own parents came from Sweden. David lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota,then he homesteaded in Montana. His last farm was at Dore, North Dakota.
His legacy lives on in his grand children.
THE ONLY PICTURE WE HAVE OF OUR GRANDPA DAVID RANG.
Husband of Frances Emma Kanaar. Father of 7 children.
Pearl, Lewis, Helen, Frank , Elizabeth, Rose, and Roy.
David Rang, hard working farmer, working till the end. His horses spooked and tangled up, and David was thrown off one horse and killed. At the young age of 43, he left such young children. He was missed by his kids and his wife always. They continued living on the farm he bought for the family.
His own parents came from Sweden. David lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota,then he homesteaded in Montana. His last farm was at Dore, North Dakota.
His legacy lives on in his grand children.
Husband of Frances Emma Kanaar. Father of 7 children.
Pearl, Lewis, Helen, Frank , Elizabeth, Rose, and Roy.
David Rang, hard working farmer, working till the end. His horses spooked and tangled up, and David was thrown off one horse and killed. At the young age of 43, he left such young children. He was missed by his kids and his wife always. They continued living on the farm he bought for the family.
His own parents came from Sweden. David lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota,then he homesteaded in Montana. His last farm was at Dore, North Dakota.
His legacy lives on in his grand children.
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