E. B. Ford, was my uncle, my daddy's brother, who was mentally slow. He was raised by his parents and siblings at home. According to cousins who knew him back in those days, he was very much loved, and very spoiled.
My daddy told me that as a child, he was involved in many fights with other kids who made fun of his brother.
E. B. went everywhere with his father who was a blacksmith, even to the shop every day.
Around 1946, after both his parents had died, he was placed in the Austin State School by his siblings, who continued to support him with money, clothing, visits, and anything he needed.
He died there in 1979 of a heart attack.
My daddy told me that as a child, he was involved in many fights with other kids who made fun of his brother.
E. B. went everywhere with his father who was a blacksmith, even to the shop every day.
Around 1946, after both his parents had died, he was placed in the Austin State School by his siblings, who continued to support him with money, clothing, visits, and anything he needed.
He died there in 1979 of a heart attack.
E. B. Ford, was my uncle, my daddy's brother, who was mentally slow. He was raised by his parents and siblings at home. According to cousins who knew him back in those days, he was very much loved, and very spoiled.
My daddy told me that as a child, he was involved in many fights with other kids who made fun of his brother.
E. B. went everywhere with his father who was a blacksmith, even to the shop every day.
Around 1946, after both his parents had died, he was placed in the Austin State School by his siblings, who continued to support him with money, clothing, visits, and anything he needed.
He died there in 1979 of a heart attack.
My daddy told me that as a child, he was involved in many fights with other kids who made fun of his brother.
E. B. went everywhere with his father who was a blacksmith, even to the shop every day.
Around 1946, after both his parents had died, he was placed in the Austin State School by his siblings, who continued to support him with money, clothing, visits, and anything he needed.
He died there in 1979 of a heart attack.
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