He is the son of Charles John Roantree and Mary Parkell (sometimes spelled Parkhill).
1925 Census: He was living in Lincoln, Madison, New York.
1940 Census: He was living on Merrillsville Road in Lincoln, Madison, New York with his brother and his family. He was single. It states he was working on his own account. The highest grade level he completed was his first year of high school.
He was a Lieutenant in the Civil War.
1925 Census: He was living in Lincoln, Madison, New York.
1940 Census: He was living on Merrillsville Road in Lincoln, Madison, New York with his brother and his family. He was single. It states he was working on his own account. The highest grade level he completed was his first year of high school.
He was a Lieutenant in the Civil War.
He is the son of Charles John Roantree and Mary Parkell (sometimes spelled Parkhill).
1925 Census: He was living in Lincoln, Madison, New York.
1940 Census: He was living on Merrillsville Road in Lincoln, Madison, New York with his brother and his family. He was single. It states he was working on his own account. The highest grade level he completed was his first year of high school.
He was a Lieutenant in the Civil War.
1925 Census: He was living in Lincoln, Madison, New York.
1940 Census: He was living on Merrillsville Road in Lincoln, Madison, New York with his brother and his family. He was single. It states he was working on his own account. The highest grade level he completed was his first year of high school.
He was a Lieutenant in the Civil War.
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