Lawrence Joseph Bagley was born July 7, 1911, in Dickey County, southern North Dakota, the oldest of at least 4 children born to to Lewis and Anna (Weber) Bagley. Early in life his family moved to rural Regal, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. Lawrence returned to North Dakota to marry the young Mabel Farnsworth of rural Edgeley, ND on June 30, 1936, in the Catholic Church in Edgeley. They escaped the Dust Bowl of North Dakota by moving immediately to Lawrence's family farm outside Regal, Minnesota.
In addition to farming, Lawrence supplemented his farm income by doing odd jobs, trucking hay, working as a Culligan water man, etc. Lawrence retired from farming after their youngest daughter Carol graduated from high school in 1962. Lawrence and Mabel migrated to Lake Placid, Florida in the winter where Lawrence surveyed for the Army Corps of Engineers, while Mabel often worked in jobs such as packing fruit. In the late spring, they moved back to the family farm in Minnesota. They maintained this migratory pattern for 36 years. Mabel and Lawrence spent the last years of their life in the nursing home in Belgrade, Stearns County, Minnesota, where he died on February 16, 2004. They had two daughters, Pauline Ann(b. 1939) and Carol May (b. 1944).
Lawrence J. Bagley had a great smile, was very affable, and enjoyed gardening, hunting, and fishing.
In addition to farming, Lawrence supplemented his farm income by doing odd jobs, trucking hay, working as a Culligan water man, etc. Lawrence retired from farming after their youngest daughter Carol graduated from high school in 1962. Lawrence and Mabel migrated to Lake Placid, Florida in the winter where Lawrence surveyed for the Army Corps of Engineers, while Mabel often worked in jobs such as packing fruit. In the late spring, they moved back to the family farm in Minnesota. They maintained this migratory pattern for 36 years. Mabel and Lawrence spent the last years of their life in the nursing home in Belgrade, Stearns County, Minnesota, where he died on February 16, 2004. They had two daughters, Pauline Ann(b. 1939) and Carol May (b. 1944).
Lawrence J. Bagley had a great smile, was very affable, and enjoyed gardening, hunting, and fishing.
Lawrence Joseph Bagley was born July 7, 1911, in Dickey County, southern North Dakota, the oldest of at least 4 children born to to Lewis and Anna (Weber) Bagley. Early in life his family moved to rural Regal, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. Lawrence returned to North Dakota to marry the young Mabel Farnsworth of rural Edgeley, ND on June 30, 1936, in the Catholic Church in Edgeley. They escaped the Dust Bowl of North Dakota by moving immediately to Lawrence's family farm outside Regal, Minnesota.
In addition to farming, Lawrence supplemented his farm income by doing odd jobs, trucking hay, working as a Culligan water man, etc. Lawrence retired from farming after their youngest daughter Carol graduated from high school in 1962. Lawrence and Mabel migrated to Lake Placid, Florida in the winter where Lawrence surveyed for the Army Corps of Engineers, while Mabel often worked in jobs such as packing fruit. In the late spring, they moved back to the family farm in Minnesota. They maintained this migratory pattern for 36 years. Mabel and Lawrence spent the last years of their life in the nursing home in Belgrade, Stearns County, Minnesota, where he died on February 16, 2004. They had two daughters, Pauline Ann(b. 1939) and Carol May (b. 1944).
Lawrence J. Bagley had a great smile, was very affable, and enjoyed gardening, hunting, and fishing.
In addition to farming, Lawrence supplemented his farm income by doing odd jobs, trucking hay, working as a Culligan water man, etc. Lawrence retired from farming after their youngest daughter Carol graduated from high school in 1962. Lawrence and Mabel migrated to Lake Placid, Florida in the winter where Lawrence surveyed for the Army Corps of Engineers, while Mabel often worked in jobs such as packing fruit. In the late spring, they moved back to the family farm in Minnesota. They maintained this migratory pattern for 36 years. Mabel and Lawrence spent the last years of their life in the nursing home in Belgrade, Stearns County, Minnesota, where he died on February 16, 2004. They had two daughters, Pauline Ann(b. 1939) and Carol May (b. 1944).
Lawrence J. Bagley had a great smile, was very affable, and enjoyed gardening, hunting, and fishing.
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BAGLEY
MABEL M. MAR. 18, 1918 MAR. 5, 2008
LAWRENCE J. JULY 7, 1911 FEB. 16, 2004
MARRIED JUNE 30, 1936
Reverse Side: BAGLEY
PARENTS OF
PAULINE AND CAROL
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