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To this union eight children were horn, four of whom survive her besides her aged husband. The surviving children are Homer J. Farr of Capulin, New Mexico, Elmer E. Farr of Gulf, Texas. Mr. H. II. Errett of Clayton, New Mexico, and Mrs. L. A. Barr of Des Moines, New Mexico. Of the children who preceded her to the Great Beyond Mrs. J. F. Branson is buried at Des Moines.| After her marriage Mrs. Farr mov-; ed to Iroquois county, Illinois, in 1874. From there they moved to Kansas in 1878 and from there to Lincoln county, Oklahoma in 1891. In 19U4 they moved to Beaver county, Oklahoma, and in 190G they moved to Des Moines and had resided at this place since that time, building , a home and being among the oldest
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Swastika
Des Moines, New Mexico, US
Fri, Jun 06, 1924
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