Son of Chauncey Edward and Myrtle Arminta (Founce) Harrow.
Daton Earl Harrow was the husband of Marion Margaret (LaTourneau) Harrow. To this union was born one son, Edward O. Harrow. Mr. Harrow pursued many occupational ventures during his long and eventful life; farmer, land investor, business man, factory worker. He was successful in most of his undertakings. Most of all he was a committed follower of Christ and an active member in the Davison Free Methodist Church. In all his endeavors he brought his Christian principles to the fore: hard work, honesty, and intregrity. He died of age related illnesses in Flint, Michigan.
Daton Earl Harrow was the husband of Marion Margaret (LaTourneau) Harrow. To this union was born one son, Edward O. Harrow. Mr. Harrow pursued many occupational ventures during his long and eventful life; farmer, land investor, business man, factory worker. He was successful in most of his undertakings. Most of all he was a committed follower of Christ and an active member in the Davison Free Methodist Church. In all his endeavors he brought his Christian principles to the fore: hard work, honesty, and intregrity. He died of age related illnesses in Flint, Michigan.
Son of Chauncey Edward and Myrtle Arminta (Founce) Harrow.
Daton Earl Harrow was the husband of Marion Margaret (LaTourneau) Harrow. To this union was born one son, Edward O. Harrow. Mr. Harrow pursued many occupational ventures during his long and eventful life; farmer, land investor, business man, factory worker. He was successful in most of his undertakings. Most of all he was a committed follower of Christ and an active member in the Davison Free Methodist Church. In all his endeavors he brought his Christian principles to the fore: hard work, honesty, and intregrity. He died of age related illnesses in Flint, Michigan.
Daton Earl Harrow was the husband of Marion Margaret (LaTourneau) Harrow. To this union was born one son, Edward O. Harrow. Mr. Harrow pursued many occupational ventures during his long and eventful life; farmer, land investor, business man, factory worker. He was successful in most of his undertakings. Most of all he was a committed follower of Christ and an active member in the Davison Free Methodist Church. In all his endeavors he brought his Christian principles to the fore: hard work, honesty, and intregrity. He died of age related illnesses in Flint, Michigan.
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