Ulysses Grant Bliss was born to Anson Henry Bliss and Jane Ellis in Concord Township, Adams County, Ill. He went by his middle name, Grant.
He married Rosa Gannett Roberts in 1896 and born to this union only one child is known, Blanche Effie Bliss b. 1898.
1910 Us Census in Rooks Co. Kansas show living in the home with his family was Albert Brown, age 19.
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Albert Brown was their hired man, who was allowed to attend The Survey School with their daughter Blanche Bliss when there was no farm work needed. Survey School souvenir shows both their names in 1906-1907. Later info provided by Waunita M Herron, 21335338
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He married Rosa Gannett Roberts in 1896 and born to this union only one child is known, Blanche Effie Bliss b. 1898.
1910 Us Census in Rooks Co. Kansas show living in the home with his family was Albert Brown, age 19.
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Albert Brown was their hired man, who was allowed to attend The Survey School with their daughter Blanche Bliss when there was no farm work needed. Survey School souvenir shows both their names in 1906-1907. Later info provided by Waunita M Herron, 21335338
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Ulysses Grant Bliss was born to Anson Henry Bliss and Jane Ellis in Concord Township, Adams County, Ill. He went by his middle name, Grant.
He married Rosa Gannett Roberts in 1896 and born to this union only one child is known, Blanche Effie Bliss b. 1898.
1910 Us Census in Rooks Co. Kansas show living in the home with his family was Albert Brown, age 19.
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Albert Brown was their hired man, who was allowed to attend The Survey School with their daughter Blanche Bliss when there was no farm work needed. Survey School souvenir shows both their names in 1906-1907. Later info provided by Waunita M Herron, 21335338
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He married Rosa Gannett Roberts in 1896 and born to this union only one child is known, Blanche Effie Bliss b. 1898.
1910 Us Census in Rooks Co. Kansas show living in the home with his family was Albert Brown, age 19.
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Albert Brown was their hired man, who was allowed to attend The Survey School with their daughter Blanche Bliss when there was no farm work needed. Survey School souvenir shows both their names in 1906-1907. Later info provided by Waunita M Herron, 21335338
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