Son of Robert Richard Lank and Julia Ann Graham Lank.
Husband of Elizabeth Estelle Hayman Lank.
Father of Raymond Davis Lank (predeceased), Herbert Hayman Lank, William Albert Lank, Harry Graham Lank, Julia Elizabeth Lank, and one unnamed daughter Lank.
AJ worked as rural mail carrier, farmer, and owned a feed store, sporting goods and confectionary store at varying times.
He was a founding member of Seaford VFD. Elected to Town Council and was the town magistrate for several years.
AJ was a strong Democrat and had a keen memory until his death. He was a regular Sunday attendee at Mt. Olivet Church and sat in the same pew.
Husband of Elizabeth Estelle Hayman Lank.
Father of Raymond Davis Lank (predeceased), Herbert Hayman Lank, William Albert Lank, Harry Graham Lank, Julia Elizabeth Lank, and one unnamed daughter Lank.
AJ worked as rural mail carrier, farmer, and owned a feed store, sporting goods and confectionary store at varying times.
He was a founding member of Seaford VFD. Elected to Town Council and was the town magistrate for several years.
AJ was a strong Democrat and had a keen memory until his death. He was a regular Sunday attendee at Mt. Olivet Church and sat in the same pew.
Son of Robert Richard Lank and Julia Ann Graham Lank.
Husband of Elizabeth Estelle Hayman Lank.
Father of Raymond Davis Lank (predeceased), Herbert Hayman Lank, William Albert Lank, Harry Graham Lank, Julia Elizabeth Lank, and one unnamed daughter Lank.
AJ worked as rural mail carrier, farmer, and owned a feed store, sporting goods and confectionary store at varying times.
He was a founding member of Seaford VFD. Elected to Town Council and was the town magistrate for several years.
AJ was a strong Democrat and had a keen memory until his death. He was a regular Sunday attendee at Mt. Olivet Church and sat in the same pew.
Husband of Elizabeth Estelle Hayman Lank.
Father of Raymond Davis Lank (predeceased), Herbert Hayman Lank, William Albert Lank, Harry Graham Lank, Julia Elizabeth Lank, and one unnamed daughter Lank.
AJ worked as rural mail carrier, farmer, and owned a feed store, sporting goods and confectionary store at varying times.
He was a founding member of Seaford VFD. Elected to Town Council and was the town magistrate for several years.
AJ was a strong Democrat and had a keen memory until his death. He was a regular Sunday attendee at Mt. Olivet Church and sat in the same pew.
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