Frank Christy married Estella Stockwell on 6 September 1897. They were the parents of Maud, Bertha M., Elmer Avery, Oscar Grant, Marion, Mable Beatrice, Jessie Irene, and Alford L., Christy.
He was a big man. A story was told that he made his own baseball bat. Very few men could swing it. He kept hounds and hunted coyotes and wolves. He lived about 3 miles straight east of our house on the south side of Deep Fork River. As told by Charles Robert Christy
He was a big man. A story was told that he made his own baseball bat. Very few men could swing it. He kept hounds and hunted coyotes and wolves. He lived about 3 miles straight east of our house on the south side of Deep Fork River. As told by Charles Robert Christy
Frank Christy married Estella Stockwell on 6 September 1897. They were the parents of Maud, Bertha M., Elmer Avery, Oscar Grant, Marion, Mable Beatrice, Jessie Irene, and Alford L., Christy.
He was a big man. A story was told that he made his own baseball bat. Very few men could swing it. He kept hounds and hunted coyotes and wolves. He lived about 3 miles straight east of our house on the south side of Deep Fork River. As told by Charles Robert Christy
He was a big man. A story was told that he made his own baseball bat. Very few men could swing it. He kept hounds and hunted coyotes and wolves. He lived about 3 miles straight east of our house on the south side of Deep Fork River. As told by Charles Robert Christy
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