Clarence Clyde Birch was born to Henry Cornelius Birch and Christina May Jones Birch.
Clarence married Winifred B. Worden. His brother Fred married Winifred's little sister, Dovvie a few years later.
Clarence and Winifred had six children; Helen, Harold, Gladys, Clarence, Roger, and Clifford Birch.
I was fortunate to have known Uncle Clarence and Aunt Winifred! They were wonderful! We didn't make the trip to Wisconsin very often, but when we did, their house was always one of our stops. I still remember watching "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the first time at their house.
Clarence married Winifred B. Worden. His brother Fred married Winifred's little sister, Dovvie a few years later.
Clarence and Winifred had six children; Helen, Harold, Gladys, Clarence, Roger, and Clifford Birch.
I was fortunate to have known Uncle Clarence and Aunt Winifred! They were wonderful! We didn't make the trip to Wisconsin very often, but when we did, their house was always one of our stops. I still remember watching "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the first time at their house.
Clarence Clyde Birch was born to Henry Cornelius Birch and Christina May Jones Birch.
Clarence married Winifred B. Worden. His brother Fred married Winifred's little sister, Dovvie a few years later.
Clarence and Winifred had six children; Helen, Harold, Gladys, Clarence, Roger, and Clifford Birch.
I was fortunate to have known Uncle Clarence and Aunt Winifred! They were wonderful! We didn't make the trip to Wisconsin very often, but when we did, their house was always one of our stops. I still remember watching "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the first time at their house.
Clarence married Winifred B. Worden. His brother Fred married Winifred's little sister, Dovvie a few years later.
Clarence and Winifred had six children; Helen, Harold, Gladys, Clarence, Roger, and Clifford Birch.
I was fortunate to have known Uncle Clarence and Aunt Winifred! They were wonderful! We didn't make the trip to Wisconsin very often, but when we did, their house was always one of our stops. I still remember watching "The Diary of Anne Frank" for the first time at their house.
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