Son of Francis and Mary Ann McCausland Elkin
Homer Calvin Elkin was born 4 Mar 1882 in Smicksburg, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania.
He married Alta May Wireman, thet married 27 May 1908 in Niles, Ohio.
Homer & Alta had 3 children
Occupation: 1900 Farm laborer
Lived on a farm near Niles Ohio in 1911.
Homer came to Niles in March of 1907. He was christened in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Smicksburg and took membership in the First M. E. Church of Niles
in January 1908. He was killed by a train on the B & O crossing West of Niles while hauling buckwheat flour home.
Homer Calvin Elkin was born 4 Mar 1882 in Smicksburg, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania.
He married Alta May Wireman, thet married 27 May 1908 in Niles, Ohio.
Homer & Alta had 3 children
Occupation: 1900 Farm laborer
Lived on a farm near Niles Ohio in 1911.
Homer came to Niles in March of 1907. He was christened in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Smicksburg and took membership in the First M. E. Church of Niles
in January 1908. He was killed by a train on the B & O crossing West of Niles while hauling buckwheat flour home.
Son of Francis and Mary Ann McCausland Elkin
Homer Calvin Elkin was born 4 Mar 1882 in Smicksburg, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania.
He married Alta May Wireman, thet married 27 May 1908 in Niles, Ohio.
Homer & Alta had 3 children
Occupation: 1900 Farm laborer
Lived on a farm near Niles Ohio in 1911.
Homer came to Niles in March of 1907. He was christened in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Smicksburg and took membership in the First M. E. Church of Niles
in January 1908. He was killed by a train on the B & O crossing West of Niles while hauling buckwheat flour home.
Homer Calvin Elkin was born 4 Mar 1882 in Smicksburg, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania.
He married Alta May Wireman, thet married 27 May 1908 in Niles, Ohio.
Homer & Alta had 3 children
Occupation: 1900 Farm laborer
Lived on a farm near Niles Ohio in 1911.
Homer came to Niles in March of 1907. He was christened in the Methodist Episcopal Church of Smicksburg and took membership in the First M. E. Church of Niles
in January 1908. He was killed by a train on the B & O crossing West of Niles while hauling buckwheat flour home.
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