Harry was a good father as, well a wonderful husband. He was a stepfather to nine children, while a father to three sons, Harry-Richard and Homer; one daughter Mary Francis Bell Seymour.
He served in the U.S. Army, attended schools in the Jermyn-Mayfield area, And his love towards horses, was right up to the end of his life as a farmer in New Jersey when he retired and moved back to his hometown area of Jermyn, Pennsylvania.
He served in the U.S. Army, attended schools in the Jermyn-Mayfield area, And his love towards horses, was right up to the end of his life as a farmer in New Jersey when he retired and moved back to his hometown area of Jermyn, Pennsylvania.
Harry was a good father as, well a wonderful husband. He was a stepfather to nine children, while a father to three sons, Harry-Richard and Homer; one daughter Mary Francis Bell Seymour.
He served in the U.S. Army, attended schools in the Jermyn-Mayfield area, And his love towards horses, was right up to the end of his life as a farmer in New Jersey when he retired and moved back to his hometown area of Jermyn, Pennsylvania.
He served in the U.S. Army, attended schools in the Jermyn-Mayfield area, And his love towards horses, was right up to the end of his life as a farmer in New Jersey when he retired and moved back to his hometown area of Jermyn, Pennsylvania.
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