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The Topeka Capital-Journal Feb. 27, 1988
OTTAWA--Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral home here for Kester Ashley Graffham, 90, Ottawa. He died Thursday Feb. 25, 1988 at an Ottawa hospital.
Mr. Graffham was a farmer and stockman all is life in the Homewood community in Franklin Co. except for 10 years he farmed in the Sac Creek community near Williamsburg in Franklin County. He retired from farming and moved to Ottawa in 1971.
He was born May 30, 1897, on a farm north of Homewood, the son of Charles and Mary Adeline Rice Graffham. He attended Homewood School.
Mr. Graffham was baptized in the Homewood Methodist Church. He was a member of the Ottawa Co-op Ass'n and the Franklin County Farm Bureau.
He was married to Fidelia E. Cuadra Feb. 28, 1926. She survives.
Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Lois Abbott, Ottawa, and Mrs. Phyllis Mary Cooper, Ozawkie; seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Ottawa.
Suggested edit: Delete: Half Sibling - Wesley C. Graffham
Add:
Siblings - Albert Graffham, Edna Graffham, Wesley C. Graffham, Homer Graffham, Lois Graffham
Contributor: Sharon K. (Laine) Smith (47365564) • [email protected]
The Topeka Capital-Journal Feb. 27, 1988
OTTAWA--Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral home here for Kester Ashley Graffham, 90, Ottawa. He died Thursday Feb. 25, 1988 at an Ottawa hospital.
Mr. Graffham was a farmer and stockman all is life in the Homewood community in Franklin Co. except for 10 years he farmed in the Sac Creek community near Williamsburg in Franklin County. He retired from farming and moved to Ottawa in 1971.
He was born May 30, 1897, on a farm north of Homewood, the son of Charles and Mary Adeline Rice Graffham. He attended Homewood School.
Mr. Graffham was baptized in the Homewood Methodist Church. He was a member of the Ottawa Co-op Ass'n and the Franklin County Farm Bureau.
He was married to Fidelia E. Cuadra Feb. 28, 1926. She survives.
Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Lois Abbott, Ottawa, and Mrs. Phyllis Mary Cooper, Ozawkie; seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Ottawa.
Suggested edit: Delete: Half Sibling - Wesley C. Graffham
Add:
Siblings - Albert Graffham, Edna Graffham, Wesley C. Graffham, Homer Graffham, Lois Graffham
Contributor: Sharon K. (Laine) Smith (47365564) • [email protected]
Information from obituary
The Topeka Capital-Journal Feb. 27, 1988
OTTAWA--Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral home here for Kester Ashley Graffham, 90, Ottawa. He died Thursday Feb. 25, 1988 at an Ottawa hospital.
Mr. Graffham was a farmer and stockman all is life in the Homewood community in Franklin Co. except for 10 years he farmed in the Sac Creek community near Williamsburg in Franklin County. He retired from farming and moved to Ottawa in 1971.
He was born May 30, 1897, on a farm north of Homewood, the son of Charles and Mary Adeline Rice Graffham. He attended Homewood School.
Mr. Graffham was baptized in the Homewood Methodist Church. He was a member of the Ottawa Co-op Ass'n and the Franklin County Farm Bureau.
He was married to Fidelia E. Cuadra Feb. 28, 1926. She survives.
Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Lois Abbott, Ottawa, and Mrs. Phyllis Mary Cooper, Ozawkie; seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Ottawa.
Suggested edit: Delete: Half Sibling - Wesley C. Graffham
Add:
Siblings - Albert Graffham, Edna Graffham, Wesley C. Graffham, Homer Graffham, Lois Graffham
Contributor: Sharon K. (Laine) Smith (47365564) • [email protected]
The Topeka Capital-Journal Feb. 27, 1988
OTTAWA--Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral home here for Kester Ashley Graffham, 90, Ottawa. He died Thursday Feb. 25, 1988 at an Ottawa hospital.
Mr. Graffham was a farmer and stockman all is life in the Homewood community in Franklin Co. except for 10 years he farmed in the Sac Creek community near Williamsburg in Franklin County. He retired from farming and moved to Ottawa in 1971.
He was born May 30, 1897, on a farm north of Homewood, the son of Charles and Mary Adeline Rice Graffham. He attended Homewood School.
Mr. Graffham was baptized in the Homewood Methodist Church. He was a member of the Ottawa Co-op Ass'n and the Franklin County Farm Bureau.
He was married to Fidelia E. Cuadra Feb. 28, 1926. She survives.
Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Lois Abbott, Ottawa, and Mrs. Phyllis Mary Cooper, Ozawkie; seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Ottawa.
Suggested edit: Delete: Half Sibling - Wesley C. Graffham
Add:
Siblings - Albert Graffham, Edna Graffham, Wesley C. Graffham, Homer Graffham, Lois Graffham
Contributor: Sharon K. (Laine) Smith (47365564) • [email protected]
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