He married April 18, 1883 at Buckingham County, Virginia to Carrie Trent Moseley (1861-1907). They had five children: Frank Trent, Rachael Talbott, Meredith, Adda or Adelaide and Julia.
He married again abt. 1908 at Carlisle, Pennsylvania to Myra Katherine Getter daughter of Philip Getter and Harriette Goodman Byers.
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The News-Chronicle, Shippensburg, PA – Tuesday, 20 December 1932
J. Frank Morrow
J. Frank Morrow, 76, of Westminster, Md., died Wednesday, following an operation performed Monday.
He was a native of Newville, a son of the late James and Rachel Talbott Morrow.
For a number of years Mr. Morrow was employed by the Shippensburg News and the Shippensburg Chronicle. He was an expert type setter and a good newspaper employee.
He was a gifted musician and will be remembered by many of the older residents of the town as a member of the Memorial Lutheran church orchestra, where he played the flute and violin for a number of years.
The survivors are his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Getter, of Newville; one daughter, Mrs. Benjamin P. Berman, of Hollis, L.I.; one son, Frank Meredith Morrow, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Frank Fleming, West King Street, is a niece.
Services will be held at the residence, in Westminster, Md., Friday evening. The body was brought to Newville Saturday morning, where burial was made in the family plot in the Big Spring Cemetery
He married again abt. 1908 at Carlisle, Pennsylvania to Myra Katherine Getter daughter of Philip Getter and Harriette Goodman Byers.
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The News-Chronicle, Shippensburg, PA – Tuesday, 20 December 1932
J. Frank Morrow
J. Frank Morrow, 76, of Westminster, Md., died Wednesday, following an operation performed Monday.
He was a native of Newville, a son of the late James and Rachel Talbott Morrow.
For a number of years Mr. Morrow was employed by the Shippensburg News and the Shippensburg Chronicle. He was an expert type setter and a good newspaper employee.
He was a gifted musician and will be remembered by many of the older residents of the town as a member of the Memorial Lutheran church orchestra, where he played the flute and violin for a number of years.
The survivors are his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Getter, of Newville; one daughter, Mrs. Benjamin P. Berman, of Hollis, L.I.; one son, Frank Meredith Morrow, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Frank Fleming, West King Street, is a niece.
Services will be held at the residence, in Westminster, Md., Friday evening. The body was brought to Newville Saturday morning, where burial was made in the family plot in the Big Spring Cemetery
He married April 18, 1883 at Buckingham County, Virginia to Carrie Trent Moseley (1861-1907). They had five children: Frank Trent, Rachael Talbott, Meredith, Adda or Adelaide and Julia.
He married again abt. 1908 at Carlisle, Pennsylvania to Myra Katherine Getter daughter of Philip Getter and Harriette Goodman Byers.
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The News-Chronicle, Shippensburg, PA – Tuesday, 20 December 1932
J. Frank Morrow
J. Frank Morrow, 76, of Westminster, Md., died Wednesday, following an operation performed Monday.
He was a native of Newville, a son of the late James and Rachel Talbott Morrow.
For a number of years Mr. Morrow was employed by the Shippensburg News and the Shippensburg Chronicle. He was an expert type setter and a good newspaper employee.
He was a gifted musician and will be remembered by many of the older residents of the town as a member of the Memorial Lutheran church orchestra, where he played the flute and violin for a number of years.
The survivors are his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Getter, of Newville; one daughter, Mrs. Benjamin P. Berman, of Hollis, L.I.; one son, Frank Meredith Morrow, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Frank Fleming, West King Street, is a niece.
Services will be held at the residence, in Westminster, Md., Friday evening. The body was brought to Newville Saturday morning, where burial was made in the family plot in the Big Spring Cemetery
He married again abt. 1908 at Carlisle, Pennsylvania to Myra Katherine Getter daughter of Philip Getter and Harriette Goodman Byers.
******
The News-Chronicle, Shippensburg, PA – Tuesday, 20 December 1932
J. Frank Morrow
J. Frank Morrow, 76, of Westminster, Md., died Wednesday, following an operation performed Monday.
He was a native of Newville, a son of the late James and Rachel Talbott Morrow.
For a number of years Mr. Morrow was employed by the Shippensburg News and the Shippensburg Chronicle. He was an expert type setter and a good newspaper employee.
He was a gifted musician and will be remembered by many of the older residents of the town as a member of the Memorial Lutheran church orchestra, where he played the flute and violin for a number of years.
The survivors are his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Getter, of Newville; one daughter, Mrs. Benjamin P. Berman, of Hollis, L.I.; one son, Frank Meredith Morrow, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Frank Fleming, West King Street, is a niece.
Services will be held at the residence, in Westminster, Md., Friday evening. The body was brought to Newville Saturday morning, where burial was made in the family plot in the Big Spring Cemetery
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