Ancestors of Tim Farr - aqwn282 - Generated by Ancestral Quest

Ancestors of Tim Farr

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Jonas H. FARR

CENSUS: A carpenter.


Orville E. FARR



Household:

Name  Relation  Marital Status  Gender  Race  Age  Birthplace  Occupation  Father's Birthplace  Mother's Birthplace
Orvill FARR      Self       M         Male     W         28        PA       Works In Taning Tanery    PA        NY
Adelia FARR    Wife      M         Female W         29        PA       Housekeeping  NY        NY
William S. FARR Son    S         Male     W         12        PA       At Home        PA        PA
Jonas FARR     Son      S         Male     W          6         PA      PA         PA
Adelia FARR      Dau      S         Female W          4         PA      PA         PA
Orville M. FARR Son      S        Male     W         11M      PA      PA         PA

Source Information:
Census Place Windham, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film  1255205
NA Film Number  T9-1205
Page Number  168C


Adelia H. GORDON

CENSUS: Age 70


William S. FARR

CENSUS: Age 12.


Anaback Evie FARR

Had a daughter Eathel 7 years ols in 1910?

CENSUS: Age 26.


Orville M. FARR

CENSUS: Age 39.

CENSUS: Age 11 months.


Lara or Lena GAYLOR

CENSUS: Age 38.


Orville H. FARR

CENSUS: Age 4 and 8 months.


Robert FARR

CENSUS: Age 2 and 8 months.


Warren FARR

BIRTH: or the 14 Jun 1921.


Major John FARR

In 1835 John was one off the three founders of the scythe factory. In the spring of 1871 John Farr was elected president of the National Bank and he served in that position until 1888. Mr. Farr was by nature a cautious man, who counted the cost and hazard as well as the profits of every venture, and this conservative tendency had been increased in the school of experience. Yet, as he was a wise man of affairs, he seldom applied the brake to the wheels of progress, and in so far as his influence guided the affairs of these intitutions their course weas in the direction of a sound and healthy system that inured alike to their financial properity and to the benefit of the commercial interests of the community.


George FARR

In 1870 became the owner of 'Farr & Southworth' a store on Main Street. It was previously owned by Nelson C. Farr.