Loretta Gertrude and Violetta Ann were the twin daughters of Raymond Phillip Agney and Verna Hazel Elsie Murphy.
The family lived in Hamburg, Calhoun County, Illinois when the girls were born. Their father was a self-employed tie hacker. This was the term for someone who cut lumber intended for use as railroad ties. He had been a farmer earlier in life.
Loretta lived for 29 days. She was buried on 02 Mar 1942.
She was survived by her mother and father, as well as her twin sister and several older siblings.
Violetta passed away in August, when she was almost 7 months old.
Loretta's siblings:
Mary Agney Moore
Lorraine Agney Collenberger
Blanche Angline Agney Friesland Tharp
Thomas S. Agney
Donald Agney
Elmer L. Agney
Shirley Agney Ivy
Violetta Ann Agney (twin)
Mabel Agney Segrest
Doris Zella June Agney Rybarczyk
Violet Agney
Violetta's paternal grandparents:
Samuel M. Agney
Martha Alice (nee Willis) Agney
Violetta's Maternal grandparents:
John Thomas Murphy
Mary Jane (nee Blankenship) Murphy
The family lived in Hamburg, Calhoun County, Illinois when the girls were born. Their father was a self-employed tie hacker. This was the term for someone who cut lumber intended for use as railroad ties. He had been a farmer earlier in life.
Loretta lived for 29 days. She was buried on 02 Mar 1942.
She was survived by her mother and father, as well as her twin sister and several older siblings.
Violetta passed away in August, when she was almost 7 months old.
Loretta's siblings:
Mary Agney Moore
Lorraine Agney Collenberger
Blanche Angline Agney Friesland Tharp
Thomas S. Agney
Donald Agney
Elmer L. Agney
Shirley Agney Ivy
Violetta Ann Agney (twin)
Mabel Agney Segrest
Doris Zella June Agney Rybarczyk
Violet Agney
Violetta's paternal grandparents:
Samuel M. Agney
Martha Alice (nee Willis) Agney
Violetta's Maternal grandparents:
John Thomas Murphy
Mary Jane (nee Blankenship) Murphy
Loretta Gertrude and Violetta Ann were the twin daughters of Raymond Phillip Agney and Verna Hazel Elsie Murphy.
The family lived in Hamburg, Calhoun County, Illinois when the girls were born. Their father was a self-employed tie hacker. This was the term for someone who cut lumber intended for use as railroad ties. He had been a farmer earlier in life.
Loretta lived for 29 days. She was buried on 02 Mar 1942.
She was survived by her mother and father, as well as her twin sister and several older siblings.
Violetta passed away in August, when she was almost 7 months old.
Loretta's siblings:
Mary Agney Moore
Lorraine Agney Collenberger
Blanche Angline Agney Friesland Tharp
Thomas S. Agney
Donald Agney
Elmer L. Agney
Shirley Agney Ivy
Violetta Ann Agney (twin)
Mabel Agney Segrest
Doris Zella June Agney Rybarczyk
Violet Agney
Violetta's paternal grandparents:
Samuel M. Agney
Martha Alice (nee Willis) Agney
Violetta's Maternal grandparents:
John Thomas Murphy
Mary Jane (nee Blankenship) Murphy
The family lived in Hamburg, Calhoun County, Illinois when the girls were born. Their father was a self-employed tie hacker. This was the term for someone who cut lumber intended for use as railroad ties. He had been a farmer earlier in life.
Loretta lived for 29 days. She was buried on 02 Mar 1942.
She was survived by her mother and father, as well as her twin sister and several older siblings.
Violetta passed away in August, when she was almost 7 months old.
Loretta's siblings:
Mary Agney Moore
Lorraine Agney Collenberger
Blanche Angline Agney Friesland Tharp
Thomas S. Agney
Donald Agney
Elmer L. Agney
Shirley Agney Ivy
Violetta Ann Agney (twin)
Mabel Agney Segrest
Doris Zella June Agney Rybarczyk
Violet Agney
Violetta's paternal grandparents:
Samuel M. Agney
Martha Alice (nee Willis) Agney
Violetta's Maternal grandparents:
John Thomas Murphy
Mary Jane (nee Blankenship) Murphy
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