c. 1998 "STEWART FAMILY HISTORY" AUTHOR LM
Ralph was born on a farm near Highland, KS. After Ralph's mother died, when he was 2 years old, the family moved from their farm near Highland to Sharon Springs in western KS, by covered wagon, and homesteaded on a farm. The family moved to Hiawatha, KS when Ralph was 9.
Ralph owned a print shop when in CA. McDonald Print Shop in Paramount, CA. The shop was in back of his home. Also worked for a newspaper called The Journal.
He is remembered by his daughter, Florence, as being the kindest and most wonderful man that ever lived! Ralph was a meat and potatoes man. Liked corn and green beans with lots of ham and cornbread. Potatoes cut up and boiled with the jacket on.
Ralph was born on a farm near Highland, KS. After Ralph's mother died, when he was 2 years old, the family moved from their farm near Highland to Sharon Springs in western KS, by covered wagon, and homesteaded on a farm. The family moved to Hiawatha, KS when Ralph was 9.
Ralph owned a print shop when in CA. McDonald Print Shop in Paramount, CA. The shop was in back of his home. Also worked for a newspaper called The Journal.
He is remembered by his daughter, Florence, as being the kindest and most wonderful man that ever lived! Ralph was a meat and potatoes man. Liked corn and green beans with lots of ham and cornbread. Potatoes cut up and boiled with the jacket on.
c. 1998 "STEWART FAMILY HISTORY" AUTHOR LM
Ralph was born on a farm near Highland, KS. After Ralph's mother died, when he was 2 years old, the family moved from their farm near Highland to Sharon Springs in western KS, by covered wagon, and homesteaded on a farm. The family moved to Hiawatha, KS when Ralph was 9.
Ralph owned a print shop when in CA. McDonald Print Shop in Paramount, CA. The shop was in back of his home. Also worked for a newspaper called The Journal.
He is remembered by his daughter, Florence, as being the kindest and most wonderful man that ever lived! Ralph was a meat and potatoes man. Liked corn and green beans with lots of ham and cornbread. Potatoes cut up and boiled with the jacket on.
Ralph was born on a farm near Highland, KS. After Ralph's mother died, when he was 2 years old, the family moved from their farm near Highland to Sharon Springs in western KS, by covered wagon, and homesteaded on a farm. The family moved to Hiawatha, KS when Ralph was 9.
Ralph owned a print shop when in CA. McDonald Print Shop in Paramount, CA. The shop was in back of his home. Also worked for a newspaper called The Journal.
He is remembered by his daughter, Florence, as being the kindest and most wonderful man that ever lived! Ralph was a meat and potatoes man. Liked corn and green beans with lots of ham and cornbread. Potatoes cut up and boiled with the jacket on.
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McDONALD CLARA 1891 1988 RALPH W. 1885 1978
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