He was a farmer at Montauk in Dent County most of his life but was working as a day laborer in St. Louis at the time of his death.
He was a good singer & knew many silly & lonesome songs. When he would visit a neighbor, they would want him to sing. Often his songs would make them cry. The family entertained themselves in the evenings by singing.
He was a farmer at Montauk in Dent County most of his life but was working as a day laborer in St. Louis at the time of his death.
He was a good singer & knew many silly & lonesome songs. When he would visit a neighbor, they would want him to sing. Often his songs would make them cry. The family entertained themselves in the evenings by singing.
Family Members
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William Albert Cole
1883–1883
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James David Cole
1884–1907
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Phoeba Caroline Cole Holland
1886–1965
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Mary Almeda "Medie" Cole Pace
1888–1911
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Edith Ann Cole Harman
1891–1967
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Aaron 'Richard' Cole
1893–1964
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John 'Henry' Cole
1894–1970
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Lissie Cole Hubbs
1897–1953
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Ida 'Belle' Cole Holland
1899–1995
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Reuban Elisha Cole
1904–1980
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