There followed almost a quarter century of prosperity and happiness. Fred and Edna had seven healthy children with nary a loss. They engaged in the social life of the community. Edna was deeply envolved with the Royal Neighbors of America. The Sauls acquired an automobile and Edna leared to drive. There was a telephone, a radio, a hand-cranked music machine. But then her life went awry. The Great Depression, floods, a severe hailstorm, causing crop losses forced the family to near-poverty. Edna developed cancer of the head and face. Her final battle with the disease did not go unnoticed by the community. Her funeral procession could be seen from Glenn cemetery stretching nearly back to the church at Raddle.
There followed almost a quarter century of prosperity and happiness. Fred and Edna had seven healthy children with nary a loss. They engaged in the social life of the community. Edna was deeply envolved with the Royal Neighbors of America. The Sauls acquired an automobile and Edna leared to drive. There was a telephone, a radio, a hand-cranked music machine. But then her life went awry. The Great Depression, floods, a severe hailstorm, causing crop losses forced the family to near-poverty. Edna developed cancer of the head and face. Her final battle with the disease did not go unnoticed by the community. Her funeral procession could be seen from Glenn cemetery stretching nearly back to the church at Raddle.
Gravesite Details
Headstone photos by grandson Darrell Clendenin 2010
Family Members
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Isaac Tabors
1857–1931
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Emma Tabors Lattina
1868 – unknown
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Charles Grosvenor
1880–1881
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Martha Agnes "Mattie" Grosvenor
1882–1945
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John L. Grosvenor
1855–1901
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Sarah A Grosvenor
1857–1875
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William E Grosvenor
1860–1860
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Albert R. Grosvenor
1861–1881
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Infant Son Levi Grosvenor
1863–1863
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Parker (22) Grosvenor
1865–1885
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Infant son Grosvenor
1867–1867
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Fred Grosvenor
1868–1960
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Ferdnand Grosvenor
1870–1890
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Mary C. "Mollie" Grosvenor Kessel
1871–1962
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Peter Kiefer Grosvenor
1873–1893
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French Grosvenor
1874–1970
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Frank Grosvenor
1878–1923