Believed to have died in Elmwood, IL. He and his brother Solomon are credited with the creation of the Hale Haven Peach. Preferred to be called Frank.
Frank owned a stockyard in Hermon, sold out and moved to Elmwood, IL about 1917. He became president of the Union Stackyards in Peoria, IL until 1928. He broke his leg, "breaking a horse" and used a cane for the rest of his life.
Frank owned a stockyard in Hermon, sold out and moved to Elmwood, IL about 1917. He became president of the Union Stackyards in Peoria, IL until 1928. He broke his leg, "breaking a horse" and used a cane for the rest of his life.
Believed to have died in Elmwood, IL. He and his brother Solomon are credited with the creation of the Hale Haven Peach. Preferred to be called Frank.
Frank owned a stockyard in Hermon, sold out and moved to Elmwood, IL about 1917. He became president of the Union Stackyards in Peoria, IL until 1928. He broke his leg, "breaking a horse" and used a cane for the rest of his life.
Frank owned a stockyard in Hermon, sold out and moved to Elmwood, IL about 1917. He became president of the Union Stackyards in Peoria, IL until 1928. He broke his leg, "breaking a horse" and used a cane for the rest of his life.
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