Married Edith Annette Davis in 1874 in Gibson City, IL. Nine children: see Edith's entry for their names.
He was a contractor and builder for the Sibley area, including the Hiram Sibley estate. A Democrat, he served as Postmaster in Sibley during Cleveland's second term.
The Mt. Hope cemetery record (1963) lists the family under the spelling GARNEY. The entire record has the wrong initial letter. Even the entry for Edith Irene McGill has her maiden name as Garney.
He was a contractor and builder for the Sibley area, including the Hiram Sibley estate. A Democrat, he served as Postmaster in Sibley during Cleveland's second term.
The Mt. Hope cemetery record (1963) lists the family under the spelling GARNEY. The entire record has the wrong initial letter. Even the entry for Edith Irene McGill has her maiden name as Garney.
Married Edith Annette Davis in 1874 in Gibson City, IL. Nine children: see Edith's entry for their names.
He was a contractor and builder for the Sibley area, including the Hiram Sibley estate. A Democrat, he served as Postmaster in Sibley during Cleveland's second term.
The Mt. Hope cemetery record (1963) lists the family under the spelling GARNEY. The entire record has the wrong initial letter. Even the entry for Edith Irene McGill has her maiden name as Garney.
He was a contractor and builder for the Sibley area, including the Hiram Sibley estate. A Democrat, he served as Postmaster in Sibley during Cleveland's second term.
The Mt. Hope cemetery record (1963) lists the family under the spelling GARNEY. The entire record has the wrong initial letter. Even the entry for Edith Irene McGill has her maiden name as Garney.
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