(bio by: Linda Gearhart)
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Francis P. Aaron was a farmer in Clarion County until 1868 when he went with his family to Manhattan, Illinois. He farmed there until his death, Oct. 7, 1869. He and his daughter, Blanche, are buried in Joliet, Ill. Mrs. Aaron returned to the Crates area with her family and kept house for Peter Ruffner. It later became her farm, then later part of her son's, Henry (Harry) Aaron, and then finally it became the Gerald Aaron farm.
Info. by Barb Mogush
(bio by: Linda Gearhart)
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Francis P. Aaron was a farmer in Clarion County until 1868 when he went with his family to Manhattan, Illinois. He farmed there until his death, Oct. 7, 1869. He and his daughter, Blanche, are buried in Joliet, Ill. Mrs. Aaron returned to the Crates area with her family and kept house for Peter Ruffner. It later became her farm, then later part of her son's, Henry (Harry) Aaron, and then finally it became the Gerald Aaron farm.
Info. by Barb Mogush
Bio by: Linda Gearhart
Family Members
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Francis Patrick Aaron
1889–1959
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Lawrence Gregory Aaron
1891–1923
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Agnes Gertrude Aaron Reisinger
1894–1961
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Anthony William Aaron
1896–1899
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Gerald Augustine Aaron
1897–1979
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Sr M. Evarista Aaron
1899–1996
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Philip Regis Aaron
1904–1938
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Frances Elizabeth Aaron George
1906–1976
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Leon Michael Aaron
1908–1972
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