Marshall Rafferty was a native of Shelby County. He was born December 15,1876 the son of Garrett Jefferson & Hannah Alyea Rafferty. His sisters were Bessie,Christina & Laura Rafferty. Elizabeth Murial Boles & Harvey Frank Raffety.
He was farmer his whole life. He was a member of the Fountaintown Christian Church. He died December 21,1950 at his home. Pasco's was in charge of the services. Rev. Henry Wood was the minister of the services. He was buried in the Fountaintown Cemetery.
He was farmer his whole life. He was a member of the Fountaintown Christian Church. He died December 21,1950 at his home. Pasco's was in charge of the services. Rev. Henry Wood was the minister of the services. He was buried in the Fountaintown Cemetery.
Marshall Rafferty was a native of Shelby County. He was born December 15,1876 the son of Garrett Jefferson & Hannah Alyea Rafferty. His sisters were Bessie,Christina & Laura Rafferty. Elizabeth Murial Boles & Harvey Frank Raffety.
He was farmer his whole life. He was a member of the Fountaintown Christian Church. He died December 21,1950 at his home. Pasco's was in charge of the services. Rev. Henry Wood was the minister of the services. He was buried in the Fountaintown Cemetery.
He was farmer his whole life. He was a member of the Fountaintown Christian Church. He died December 21,1950 at his home. Pasco's was in charge of the services. Rev. Henry Wood was the minister of the services. He was buried in the Fountaintown Cemetery.
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