Son of George L. Axe & Rosa Taife. Husband to Alice Perruat. Father to Charles Donald Axe & Mary M. Axe.
Was a very good farmer, that was his life. He moved to Auglaize Co. and married his wife. He farmed until he moved into St. Marys, about 1928. He then worked at odd jobs as a carpenter. He had six beautiful horses. After his wife's death one of his daughters, Mary, moved in with him. Raised corn, wheat and hay and cows for milk and pigs for meat. Above according to Dorothy Axe Shuffelton
Was a very good farmer, that was his life. He moved to Auglaize Co. and married his wife. He farmed until he moved into St. Marys, about 1928. He then worked at odd jobs as a carpenter. He had six beautiful horses. After his wife's death one of his daughters, Mary, moved in with him. Raised corn, wheat and hay and cows for milk and pigs for meat. Above according to Dorothy Axe Shuffelton
Son of George L. Axe & Rosa Taife. Husband to Alice Perruat. Father to Charles Donald Axe & Mary M. Axe.
Was a very good farmer, that was his life. He moved to Auglaize Co. and married his wife. He farmed until he moved into St. Marys, about 1928. He then worked at odd jobs as a carpenter. He had six beautiful horses. After his wife's death one of his daughters, Mary, moved in with him. Raised corn, wheat and hay and cows for milk and pigs for meat. Above according to Dorothy Axe Shuffelton
Was a very good farmer, that was his life. He moved to Auglaize Co. and married his wife. He farmed until he moved into St. Marys, about 1928. He then worked at odd jobs as a carpenter. He had six beautiful horses. After his wife's death one of his daughters, Mary, moved in with him. Raised corn, wheat and hay and cows for milk and pigs for meat. Above according to Dorothy Axe Shuffelton
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