His given name was William Claud Bristow; but he was always called Claud.
f/o William Claud "Bill" Bristow, David Joseph Bristow, and 3 baby girls who died as infants.
Claud served as a soldier in World War I. After their father, Mose Bristow, died in 1934, Claud and his brother, Frank, operated The Bristow Store in Rockwood, which had been established by their father.
f/o William Claud "Bill" Bristow, David Joseph Bristow, and 3 baby girls who died as infants.
Claud served as a soldier in World War I. After their father, Mose Bristow, died in 1934, Claud and his brother, Frank, operated The Bristow Store in Rockwood, which had been established by their father.
His given name was William Claud Bristow; but he was always called Claud.
f/o William Claud "Bill" Bristow, David Joseph Bristow, and 3 baby girls who died as infants.
Claud served as a soldier in World War I. After their father, Mose Bristow, died in 1934, Claud and his brother, Frank, operated The Bristow Store in Rockwood, which had been established by their father.
f/o William Claud "Bill" Bristow, David Joseph Bristow, and 3 baby girls who died as infants.
Claud served as a soldier in World War I. After their father, Mose Bristow, died in 1934, Claud and his brother, Frank, operated The Bristow Store in Rockwood, which had been established by their father.
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