Husband of Cordelia "Cordie" Molohon.
On the 1920 South Lebanon, Marion Co., Ky Census, he is listed as Roy Farmer, a 21 year old, Ky native, a farm laborer. He and his wife, Cordelia Farmer, are living with his parents, John & Millie Farmer, residing on the Arbuckle Pike.
On the 1930 Dist. 3, Marion Co., Ky Census, he is listed as Roy Farmer, a 30 year old, Ky native, a farmer. Living with him are his wife, Cordie Farmer, and sons, Raymond and Henry Farmer, residing on the Danville Pike.
The Lebanon Enterprise, Friday, 9/14/1956.
PNEUMONIA IS FATAL TO ROY FARMER, 57 - Roy Farmer, 57, who made his home on the Robert L. Spalding farm on the Sulphur Springs Road, died at 5 a.m. Tuesday at Mary Immaculate Hospital where he had been under treatment a week for bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill about three weeks. He had been in failing health for some time and retired from active farming five or six years ago. He was born in Marion County, a son of the late John and Millie Cox Farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Cordelia Molohon Farmer; two sons, Henry and Roy Thomas Farmer, Lebanon; a daughter, Mrs. Jesse Underwood, Columbus, Ind.; and 10 grandchildren. Another son, Raymond Farmer, died last year. Seven sisters survive. They are Mrs. James Wheeler and Mrs. Claudia Byrd, Louisville; Mrs. Lettie Biggs, Waco, Texas; Mrs. Charlie Riley, Mrs. Ida Malone, Mrs. Eva Mattingly and Mrs. Nannie Simpson, Lebanon. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. A. B. Colvin, were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Drye Funeral Home. Burial was in Ryder Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lawrence Sallee, Cecil Jeffries, Ed Jeffries, Bill Brady, Marvin Skaggs and Lucien Mattingly.
Husband of Cordelia "Cordie" Molohon.
On the 1920 South Lebanon, Marion Co., Ky Census, he is listed as Roy Farmer, a 21 year old, Ky native, a farm laborer. He and his wife, Cordelia Farmer, are living with his parents, John & Millie Farmer, residing on the Arbuckle Pike.
On the 1930 Dist. 3, Marion Co., Ky Census, he is listed as Roy Farmer, a 30 year old, Ky native, a farmer. Living with him are his wife, Cordie Farmer, and sons, Raymond and Henry Farmer, residing on the Danville Pike.
The Lebanon Enterprise, Friday, 9/14/1956.
PNEUMONIA IS FATAL TO ROY FARMER, 57 - Roy Farmer, 57, who made his home on the Robert L. Spalding farm on the Sulphur Springs Road, died at 5 a.m. Tuesday at Mary Immaculate Hospital where he had been under treatment a week for bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill about three weeks. He had been in failing health for some time and retired from active farming five or six years ago. He was born in Marion County, a son of the late John and Millie Cox Farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Cordelia Molohon Farmer; two sons, Henry and Roy Thomas Farmer, Lebanon; a daughter, Mrs. Jesse Underwood, Columbus, Ind.; and 10 grandchildren. Another son, Raymond Farmer, died last year. Seven sisters survive. They are Mrs. James Wheeler and Mrs. Claudia Byrd, Louisville; Mrs. Lettie Biggs, Waco, Texas; Mrs. Charlie Riley, Mrs. Ida Malone, Mrs. Eva Mattingly and Mrs. Nannie Simpson, Lebanon. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. A. B. Colvin, were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Drye Funeral Home. Burial was in Ryder Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lawrence Sallee, Cecil Jeffries, Ed Jeffries, Bill Brady, Marvin Skaggs and Lucien Mattingly.
Family Members
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Ida Mae Farmer Malone
1886–1971
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Nannie Bell Farmer Simpson
1887–1965
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Lettie Alice Farmer Biggs
1889–1966
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Claudia Lee Farmer Byrd
1892–1960
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Eva Farmer Mattingly
1895–1970
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Mertie Farmer Price
1895–1919
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William Ernest Farmer
1895–1935
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Rosela "Rose" Farmer Riley
1901–1991
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Arthur Ray Farmer
1907–1947
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John Farmer
1909–1919
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