Byron was the fourth child, and first to live to adulthood. His brother William Myron b 1857, brother Frank McClure b 1862, and brother George Elbert b 1865, also lived into the 1930 era. These men all had successful lives, and we hope to find their burial sites.
Byron owned farm in the Milford area, known as Meadow Land, 50 acres in sec 22. His early days were spent assisting his father in the saw mill and rake factory. It was a well known fact that his father left for his own quest to Salt Lake City, Utah when the boys were young, leaving the property to be ran by the mother and sons. Perhaps this made them all stronger as self reliance and example from their mother was the fabric that held this family together.
His middle name Watson, was the maiden name of his grandmother.
Byron owned farm in the Milford area, known as Meadow Land, 50 acres in sec 22. His early days were spent assisting his father in the saw mill and rake factory. It was a well known fact that his father left for his own quest to Salt Lake City, Utah when the boys were young, leaving the property to be ran by the mother and sons. Perhaps this made them all stronger as self reliance and example from their mother was the fabric that held this family together.
His middle name Watson, was the maiden name of his grandmother.
Byron was the fourth child, and first to live to adulthood. His brother William Myron b 1857, brother Frank McClure b 1862, and brother George Elbert b 1865, also lived into the 1930 era. These men all had successful lives, and we hope to find their burial sites.
Byron owned farm in the Milford area, known as Meadow Land, 50 acres in sec 22. His early days were spent assisting his father in the saw mill and rake factory. It was a well known fact that his father left for his own quest to Salt Lake City, Utah when the boys were young, leaving the property to be ran by the mother and sons. Perhaps this made them all stronger as self reliance and example from their mother was the fabric that held this family together.
His middle name Watson, was the maiden name of his grandmother.
Byron owned farm in the Milford area, known as Meadow Land, 50 acres in sec 22. His early days were spent assisting his father in the saw mill and rake factory. It was a well known fact that his father left for his own quest to Salt Lake City, Utah when the boys were young, leaving the property to be ran by the mother and sons. Perhaps this made them all stronger as self reliance and example from their mother was the fabric that held this family together.
His middle name Watson, was the maiden name of his grandmother.
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