Calap was born in Parksville, Boyle County, Kentucky. He was one of eight children. He moved to Missouri between 1910-1917 with his oldest sibling Annie Pendygraft-Hay. He was living in Dearborn, Missouri on 05 June 1917 per his World War I draft registration. He lived in Holt & Weston, Missouri for many years. He was a tobacco farmer.
His nickname within the family was "Gabe"
He had 2 children of his own & 1 step-daughter from his 1st marriage. His first-born was Virginia Belle. She died as a baby. His other daughter, Elizabeth was my Grandmother. His second marriage he was the step-father of Samuel, J.T., & Ida Mae Pate.
By all accounts Calap was an easy going kind of guy who spoke softly with a Kentucky accent. He was a hard working man & a successful tobacco grower.
Calap died under very suspicious circumstances. The picture of Calap with his siblings was taken the day before his death.
His nickname within the family was "Gabe"
He had 2 children of his own & 1 step-daughter from his 1st marriage. His first-born was Virginia Belle. She died as a baby. His other daughter, Elizabeth was my Grandmother. His second marriage he was the step-father of Samuel, J.T., & Ida Mae Pate.
By all accounts Calap was an easy going kind of guy who spoke softly with a Kentucky accent. He was a hard working man & a successful tobacco grower.
Calap died under very suspicious circumstances. The picture of Calap with his siblings was taken the day before his death.
Calap was born in Parksville, Boyle County, Kentucky. He was one of eight children. He moved to Missouri between 1910-1917 with his oldest sibling Annie Pendygraft-Hay. He was living in Dearborn, Missouri on 05 June 1917 per his World War I draft registration. He lived in Holt & Weston, Missouri for many years. He was a tobacco farmer.
His nickname within the family was "Gabe"
He had 2 children of his own & 1 step-daughter from his 1st marriage. His first-born was Virginia Belle. She died as a baby. His other daughter, Elizabeth was my Grandmother. His second marriage he was the step-father of Samuel, J.T., & Ida Mae Pate.
By all accounts Calap was an easy going kind of guy who spoke softly with a Kentucky accent. He was a hard working man & a successful tobacco grower.
Calap died under very suspicious circumstances. The picture of Calap with his siblings was taken the day before his death.
His nickname within the family was "Gabe"
He had 2 children of his own & 1 step-daughter from his 1st marriage. His first-born was Virginia Belle. She died as a baby. His other daughter, Elizabeth was my Grandmother. His second marriage he was the step-father of Samuel, J.T., & Ida Mae Pate.
By all accounts Calap was an easy going kind of guy who spoke softly with a Kentucky accent. He was a hard working man & a successful tobacco grower.
Calap died under very suspicious circumstances. The picture of Calap with his siblings was taken the day before his death.
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