Frank Banks was son of William J and Mary A (Zarr) Banks.
He married Mary Ann (Giggey) Banks.
He was initially buried in the family plot in the Evergreen section of Greenwood cemetery. In the 1960s, in order to make way for the interstate highway and the Kinzua Dam Project, hundreds of graves were moved. His grave was moved to Steamburg Cemetery.
The obituary is from the Sat, Feb 23, 1929 Salamanca Republican Press.
The picture of the cemetery is of the place he was initially buried.
He married Mary Ann (Giggey) Banks.
He was initially buried in the family plot in the Evergreen section of Greenwood cemetery. In the 1960s, in order to make way for the interstate highway and the Kinzua Dam Project, hundreds of graves were moved. His grave was moved to Steamburg Cemetery.
The obituary is from the Sat, Feb 23, 1929 Salamanca Republican Press.
The picture of the cemetery is of the place he was initially buried.
Frank Banks was son of William J and Mary A (Zarr) Banks.
He married Mary Ann (Giggey) Banks.
He was initially buried in the family plot in the Evergreen section of Greenwood cemetery. In the 1960s, in order to make way for the interstate highway and the Kinzua Dam Project, hundreds of graves were moved. His grave was moved to Steamburg Cemetery.
The obituary is from the Sat, Feb 23, 1929 Salamanca Republican Press.
The picture of the cemetery is of the place he was initially buried.
He married Mary Ann (Giggey) Banks.
He was initially buried in the family plot in the Evergreen section of Greenwood cemetery. In the 1960s, in order to make way for the interstate highway and the Kinzua Dam Project, hundreds of graves were moved. His grave was moved to Steamburg Cemetery.
The obituary is from the Sat, Feb 23, 1929 Salamanca Republican Press.
The picture of the cemetery is of the place he was initially buried.
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