Charlie Perk Abston and Ethel Mae Nunn Abston married 02 August 1926 and they had eight children.
William Alton Abston, Olin Glen Abston, Helen Deloris Abston Morgan, Velma Frances Abston, Marvin Charles Abston, Hazel Marie Abston, Zola Mae Abston, and Rondal Wayne Abston.
Charlie was a farmer and lived on a farm out the Lick Branch Road Glasgow, KY and would do some carpenter work. Charlie "Pa" loved his family. He taught grandkids to play checkers and he played the banjo. He had a ear, chin, nose thing he would do with the grandkids. I am certain all his grandkids remember this too. He loved it.
William Alton Abston, Olin Glen Abston, Helen Deloris Abston Morgan, Velma Frances Abston, Marvin Charles Abston, Hazel Marie Abston, Zola Mae Abston, and Rondal Wayne Abston.
Charlie was a farmer and lived on a farm out the Lick Branch Road Glasgow, KY and would do some carpenter work. Charlie "Pa" loved his family. He taught grandkids to play checkers and he played the banjo. He had a ear, chin, nose thing he would do with the grandkids. I am certain all his grandkids remember this too. He loved it.
Charlie Perk Abston and Ethel Mae Nunn Abston married 02 August 1926 and they had eight children.
William Alton Abston, Olin Glen Abston, Helen Deloris Abston Morgan, Velma Frances Abston, Marvin Charles Abston, Hazel Marie Abston, Zola Mae Abston, and Rondal Wayne Abston.
Charlie was a farmer and lived on a farm out the Lick Branch Road Glasgow, KY and would do some carpenter work. Charlie "Pa" loved his family. He taught grandkids to play checkers and he played the banjo. He had a ear, chin, nose thing he would do with the grandkids. I am certain all his grandkids remember this too. He loved it.
William Alton Abston, Olin Glen Abston, Helen Deloris Abston Morgan, Velma Frances Abston, Marvin Charles Abston, Hazel Marie Abston, Zola Mae Abston, and Rondal Wayne Abston.
Charlie was a farmer and lived on a farm out the Lick Branch Road Glasgow, KY and would do some carpenter work. Charlie "Pa" loved his family. He taught grandkids to play checkers and he played the banjo. He had a ear, chin, nose thing he would do with the grandkids. I am certain all his grandkids remember this too. He loved it.
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