Knox County IN Archives Bible Records.....Family Bible & Record of Caroline Frances Rodarmel Copyright Date October 4, 1921
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Caroline Frances Rodarmel born Oct 30, 1857 Isaac Walter Farris born June 30, 
1854 in highland Co, Ohio & came when 3 yrs old with his father to Olney, 
Illinois.  They were married Oct 19, 1882 by Rev Hart.
      Their children are:
1. Effie Bell Farris born Dec 3, 1883
2. James David Farris born Feby 1, 1886
3. Norman Elizabeth Farris born Apr 19, 1888
4. Homer Edgar Farris born Jany 25, 1891
5. Esther Mae Farris born Dec 24, 1897
6. Francis Isaac Farris born July 26, 1904

1. Effie Bell married John Thomas Burkett of Patoka on Nov 25, 1904.  He was 
born Apr 1, 1870 & died Nov 8, 1920.  No issue.
2. James David married Fairy Kahre of Vincennes, Ind & lives near the old home 
& farms for his Aunt Hattie Williams.  They were married Dec 5, 1917.  She was 
born Aug 9, 1894 & have children: 1. Paul Leonard Farris born Nov 8, 1919, 2. 
Dorothy Frances Farris born July 7, 1921.
3. Norma E. married Walter Morrison on Feby 13, 1917.  He is mail carrier on 
the Rural Route.  No issue.
4. Homer E. Haven't seen him for 5 yrs.  Has been in the Army for 10 yrs & is 
now Sargeant & has only been home once & don't know whether he is married or 
not.  He was at Honolulu when last heard from.  Has been there about 7 
5. Esther Mae is Unmarried & works as a telelphone operator along with her 
sister.
      Norma Morrison lives at home, but is working this evening.  She either 
runs the telegraph or telephone office.
6. Frances Isaac.
      Mrs Farris says when the man was at her Father's asking about the maiden 
name of his grandmother, that her Aunt Minerva Pea was living & they said they 
were trying to get some money that was coming.
      It is now 5:05 PM
Coming out of Patoka which we left at 5:11 Pm, we passed on the right, big 2 
high 2 stories house on an elevation among trees & next to it also on the 
right & the last house, a fine residence with colonial columns in front.
Arthur Richardville, my chauffeur of the past three days, said his father's 
name was William & his grandfather, Paul Richardville, & he drove round by his 
father home (he is 65) to show it to me & where his grandfather Paul was 
born.  He said a younger brother of his grandfather, Toussaint Richardville 
now away up in the 90's was the oldest man in Vincennes & he showed me his one 
story home as we entered the French section coming in.  Said his great 
grandfather had come here from France.



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