Ross Andrew More was the son of George H More and Alice Lowery More. His siblings were Bonna, Jean, Joyce, and Hazel. He married Merrian Gestie Flo on December 28, 1956 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. He farmed most of his live in Pilot Grove township in Faribault County, MN. He was a veteran of World War II.
Ross farmed with his father until his father's death, and then took over the family farm. The farm was one of the larger ones in the local area and raised a large number of steers, hogs, and sheep. He was always an easy going individual and loved to fish, and looked forward to the smelt run during the season. He had his own private plane and hangar, and took many relatives and friends for rides in it. He loved to watch boxing and it was his favorite pastime to watch.
Ross farmed with his father until his father's death, and then took over the family farm. The farm was one of the larger ones in the local area and raised a large number of steers, hogs, and sheep. He was always an easy going individual and loved to fish, and looked forward to the smelt run during the season. He had his own private plane and hangar, and took many relatives and friends for rides in it. He loved to watch boxing and it was his favorite pastime to watch.
Ross Andrew More was the son of George H More and Alice Lowery More. His siblings were Bonna, Jean, Joyce, and Hazel. He married Merrian Gestie Flo on December 28, 1956 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. He farmed most of his live in Pilot Grove township in Faribault County, MN. He was a veteran of World War II.
Ross farmed with his father until his father's death, and then took over the family farm. The farm was one of the larger ones in the local area and raised a large number of steers, hogs, and sheep. He was always an easy going individual and loved to fish, and looked forward to the smelt run during the season. He had his own private plane and hangar, and took many relatives and friends for rides in it. He loved to watch boxing and it was his favorite pastime to watch.
Ross farmed with his father until his father's death, and then took over the family farm. The farm was one of the larger ones in the local area and raised a large number of steers, hogs, and sheep. He was always an easy going individual and loved to fish, and looked forward to the smelt run during the season. He had his own private plane and hangar, and took many relatives and friends for rides in it. He loved to watch boxing and it was his favorite pastime to watch.
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