Carl M Ross was born in Portage Ohio. He married Lena Phillips who died 4 days after giving birth to Mabel. Carl subsequently met and married Rose B Deyo. They would have 8 living children together. Carl became a Methodist Episcopal Minister as did his brother Fred. Carl's first church was in Winchester, CA. He had several camps etc in Hemet, Beaumont, San Jacinto Mountains, etc. He and his family were reassigned to start or rebuild churches from San Louis Obispo to Escondido, to Long Beach to San Diego. As a young man Carl developed TB. His father moved from Ohio to Iowa but the weather was detrimental to Carl so he headed west to a drier climate.
When Carl and Rose married the two witnesses were her mother and his mother.
Rose's grandfather Hiram J Deyo was a builder and engineer. He designed and built the hotel in Beaumont, "The Beaumont" restaurant and a sleuth for gold mining in the mountains.
her father Noah was a farmer in Beaumont area.
Carl, his brother Fred and Deyo in-laws were instrumental in the development of the Sunnyslope Cemetery.
Carl & Rose's son Roy H Ross is buried in Section 43 Grave 4.
Roy contracted Encephalitis as a young boy. As he grew older his condition worsened and the best care was at State operated hospitals. He spent the majority of his life in them as well as private care facilities. Roy would visit family members in their homes or on outings during holidays and weekends.
When Carl and Rose married the two witnesses were her mother and his mother.
Rose's grandfather Hiram J Deyo was a builder and engineer. He designed and built the hotel in Beaumont, "The Beaumont" restaurant and a sleuth for gold mining in the mountains.
her father Noah was a farmer in Beaumont area.
Carl, his brother Fred and Deyo in-laws were instrumental in the development of the Sunnyslope Cemetery.
Carl & Rose's son Roy H Ross is buried in Section 43 Grave 4.
Roy contracted Encephalitis as a young boy. As he grew older his condition worsened and the best care was at State operated hospitals. He spent the majority of his life in them as well as private care facilities. Roy would visit family members in their homes or on outings during holidays and weekends.
Carl M Ross was born in Portage Ohio. He married Lena Phillips who died 4 days after giving birth to Mabel. Carl subsequently met and married Rose B Deyo. They would have 8 living children together. Carl became a Methodist Episcopal Minister as did his brother Fred. Carl's first church was in Winchester, CA. He had several camps etc in Hemet, Beaumont, San Jacinto Mountains, etc. He and his family were reassigned to start or rebuild churches from San Louis Obispo to Escondido, to Long Beach to San Diego. As a young man Carl developed TB. His father moved from Ohio to Iowa but the weather was detrimental to Carl so he headed west to a drier climate.
When Carl and Rose married the two witnesses were her mother and his mother.
Rose's grandfather Hiram J Deyo was a builder and engineer. He designed and built the hotel in Beaumont, "The Beaumont" restaurant and a sleuth for gold mining in the mountains.
her father Noah was a farmer in Beaumont area.
Carl, his brother Fred and Deyo in-laws were instrumental in the development of the Sunnyslope Cemetery.
Carl & Rose's son Roy H Ross is buried in Section 43 Grave 4.
Roy contracted Encephalitis as a young boy. As he grew older his condition worsened and the best care was at State operated hospitals. He spent the majority of his life in them as well as private care facilities. Roy would visit family members in their homes or on outings during holidays and weekends.
When Carl and Rose married the two witnesses were her mother and his mother.
Rose's grandfather Hiram J Deyo was a builder and engineer. He designed and built the hotel in Beaumont, "The Beaumont" restaurant and a sleuth for gold mining in the mountains.
her father Noah was a farmer in Beaumont area.
Carl, his brother Fred and Deyo in-laws were instrumental in the development of the Sunnyslope Cemetery.
Carl & Rose's son Roy H Ross is buried in Section 43 Grave 4.
Roy contracted Encephalitis as a young boy. As he grew older his condition worsened and the best care was at State operated hospitals. He spent the majority of his life in them as well as private care facilities. Roy would visit family members in their homes or on outings during holidays and weekends.
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