Mrs. Grantham was the widow of the late Levi Grantham,
a well-known Gila Country cattleman. She died March
15th in Hot Springs, New Mexico.
Mrs. Grantham came here in 1935 from New Mexico.
She and her husband had owned the A-Cross Ranch
in Globe. In 1952 they moved they moved to Florence,
where they owned the 96 Ranch. Later they owned
ranches in Date Creek Wickiup. They also lived in Mesa.
Surviving are four sons, Levi Jr., Woody, Sherrick and
Tanner, all of Mesa. Two sisters; Mrs. Clara B. Cox
of Tempe and Mrs. Mabel Bunting of New Mexico.
One brother, John Inman of Arkansas
Source: Arizona Record March 22nd,1973 courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center Miami
Arizona. Contributor: Wanda (#47812211)
a well-known Gila Country cattleman. She died March
15th in Hot Springs, New Mexico.
Mrs. Grantham came here in 1935 from New Mexico.
She and her husband had owned the A-Cross Ranch
in Globe. In 1952 they moved they moved to Florence,
where they owned the 96 Ranch. Later they owned
ranches in Date Creek Wickiup. They also lived in Mesa.
Surviving are four sons, Levi Jr., Woody, Sherrick and
Tanner, all of Mesa. Two sisters; Mrs. Clara B. Cox
of Tempe and Mrs. Mabel Bunting of New Mexico.
One brother, John Inman of Arkansas
Source: Arizona Record March 22nd,1973 courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center Miami
Arizona. Contributor: Wanda (#47812211)
Mrs. Grantham was the widow of the late Levi Grantham,
a well-known Gila Country cattleman. She died March
15th in Hot Springs, New Mexico.
Mrs. Grantham came here in 1935 from New Mexico.
She and her husband had owned the A-Cross Ranch
in Globe. In 1952 they moved they moved to Florence,
where they owned the 96 Ranch. Later they owned
ranches in Date Creek Wickiup. They also lived in Mesa.
Surviving are four sons, Levi Jr., Woody, Sherrick and
Tanner, all of Mesa. Two sisters; Mrs. Clara B. Cox
of Tempe and Mrs. Mabel Bunting of New Mexico.
One brother, John Inman of Arkansas
Source: Arizona Record March 22nd,1973 courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center Miami
Arizona. Contributor: Wanda (#47812211)
a well-known Gila Country cattleman. She died March
15th in Hot Springs, New Mexico.
Mrs. Grantham came here in 1935 from New Mexico.
She and her husband had owned the A-Cross Ranch
in Globe. In 1952 they moved they moved to Florence,
where they owned the 96 Ranch. Later they owned
ranches in Date Creek Wickiup. They also lived in Mesa.
Surviving are four sons, Levi Jr., Woody, Sherrick and
Tanner, all of Mesa. Two sisters; Mrs. Clara B. Cox
of Tempe and Mrs. Mabel Bunting of New Mexico.
One brother, John Inman of Arkansas
Source: Arizona Record March 22nd,1973 courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Museum and Cultural Center Miami
Arizona. Contributor: Wanda (#47812211)
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