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RAYMOND ARNOLD DISNEY ~
was one of the older brothers of entertainment legend Walter Elias Disn e y (Walt Disney). Among others, his close family included his spouse Mer ed ith A. Disney and two sons Charles Elias Disney and Daniel Harwood Dis ney .

Raymond had one grandson, Charles Roy (Charlie) Disney, who was the so n o f Charles Elias Disney and Mary Elizabeth (O'Brien) Disney. Both Mar y Eli zabeth and Charles Roy died in an auto accident in 1972. After Raym ond pa ssed away, his son Charles Elias Disney adopted Cristian Petrea th e son o f longtime family friends and his name became Cristian Petrea Dis ney. Sad ly, Cristian passed awy on May 10, 2018 as the result of cardiom egaly.

Raymond owned his own very successful insurance business for over forty- f ive years on North Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles, California. He handl e d most of the insurance for his brothers Walt and Roy and for their ori gi nal Disney Bros. Studio in 1923 and later for Walt Disney Production s i n Burbank. Raymond was a close confidant and he advised brothers Wal t an d Roy throughout their lives and especially in the early years of Di sne y Bros. Studio and Walt Disney Productions. He really enjoyed spendin g mu ch time with his brothers as they originally established what was t o beco me the vast Disney Entertainment Enterprises, now known as The Wal t Disne y Company.

Raymond like his brother Walt, also greatly admired Abraham Lincoln an d h e worked alongside his brother Walt when the "Great Moments With Mr . Linc oln" exhibit was created for the Illinois Pavilion for the 1964/19 65 Ne w York World's Fair and later in 1965 was moved to Disneyland in An aheim , California. Today Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln is an element o f the D isneyland attraction "The Disneyland Story" presenting Great Mome nts wit h Mr. Lincoln, which opened in 2009 .

Raymond had an uncanny sense about dates and numbers! Raymond was great l y saddened when each one of his brothers passed away respectively, an d h e deeply missed them for the rest of his own life. Walt and Roy wer e bot h younger than Ray.

Raymond served in the U. S. Army during World War I. He was an active me m ber of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Los Ange le s.

Early in life Raymond was a bank teller in Kansas City, Missouri at th e S outhwest National Bank of Commerce and the First National Bank at 10 t h & Baltimore Avenue in downtown Kansas City, the same bank where his b ro ther Roy Oliver Disney also worked. Today, this bank building remain s an d is the Central Library of Kansas City. He always had a "soft spot " fo r Kansas City and would visit there many times across his lifetime.

Raymond was a member of St. Augustine by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in San t a Monica. He funded a large most beautiful and quite spectacular flowe r g arden for many years that was so prominent in the churchyard filled w it h so many native blooming flowers for each season.

He was a very kind and generous gentleman! Ray had a wonderful sense o f h umor and enjoyed making people happy. Raymond loved cats and dogs an d wou ld always help strays find homes (often in his own home) that seeme d to f ind their way to his door! He made very generous donations to loca l anima l shelters for many years.

Raymond was quite active in the Masonic Lodge and the Los Angeles, Calif o rnia Al Malaikah Shrine Temple A. A. O. N. M. S. activities across man y y ears. He was an active member of the Masonic Lodge in Los Angeles. H e wa s a member of the Royal Order of Jesters and he participated in Th e Boo k of the Play. He was so proud of the fact that he enjoyed a person al mee ting with Frank S. Land, the founder of the International Order o f DeMola y with headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. Ray bequeathed a v ery consi derable amount of his large estate to the Shriner's Hospital fo r Cripple d children in Los Angeles and the Shriner's children's Burn Hos pital in G alveston, Texas.

Raymond was 98 when he passed from this life on Wednesday, May 24, 198 9 a t his home in Santa Monica, California, with his son Charles Elias Di sne y at his side.

Raymond's funeral service was held in the Little Church of the Flower s i n Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in Glendale, CA on Saturday, May 27, 1989 . Al so, a Royal Order of Jester's Rose Ceremony and a Masonic Service fo llowe d the religious services. His remains were then entombed in the Fre edom M ausoleum in the Sanctuary of Prayer Room close to the garden wher e Walt a nd Lillian and other family members ashes are entombed. Everythi ng at For est Lawn, as usual, was so beautiful and quite uplifting for th e family a nd friends!

Some other members of his family are elsewhere in Forest Lawn Memorial-P a rks in Glendale and the Hollywood Hills and Meredith A. Disney is entom be d in the Risen Christ Mausoleum in Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery in Cul ve r City, California, and other family in various other cemeteries.

Raymond married Alvah Meredith Boyington on 1 Dec 1935 in United States. Alvah (daughter of Schuyler Stephen Boyington and Gertrude Lela Rohrer) was born on 17 Oct 1907 in Osawatomie, Miami, Kansas, United States; was christened on 30 Oct 1907 in Independence Boulevard Christian Church, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, United States; died on 2 Feb 1998 in Brainerd, Crow Wing, Minnesota, United States; was buried on 14 Feb 1998 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, Los Angeles, California, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Initiatory (LDS): 21 Nov 2017, TWINF

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MEREDITH A. DISNEY ~
was the daughter of Schuyler S. Boyington and Gertrude Rohrer. She was t h e twin sister to Alfred M. Boyington and her older sister was Wanda Ma e B oyington Yates. She was the wife of Raymond Arnold Disney, who was a n old er brother of Walt Disney (Walter Elias Disney). Raymond's parent s were E lias Charles Disney and Flora Call Disney.

Her two sons are Charles Elias Disney (who is named for his paternal gra n dfather Elias Charles Disney) and Daniel Harwood Disney. Meredith's la t e daughter-in-law was married to Charles Elias and she was Mary Elizabe t h (O'Brien) Disney and Meredith had one grandson who was Charles Roy "C ha rlie" Disney. Both lost their lives in an automobile mishap many year s ea rlier.

Later, after Meredith had passed away in 1998 her son Charles Elias Disn e y adopted Cristian Petrea in 1999 when he was five years of age after h i s parents who were Lucian (Luke) and Maria Petrea, both died in a circ u s accident and he became Cristian Petrea Disney. Cristian passed awa y o n May 10, 2018 at the age of 24 after suffering cardiomegaly or enlar ge d heart.

Other close family included three brothers-in-law Herbert Arthur Disne y ( Louise), Roy Oliver Disney (Edna), Walter Elias Disney (Lillian) an d on e sister-in-law Ruth Flora Disney Beecher (Theodore).

Meredith Disney was a music teacher and she was an accomplished pianis t , violinist, composer and lyricist for many years. She was the co-found e r of LodeStar Pictures, an early private feature film financing enterpr is e. This enterprise originated in Kansas City and then to Los Angeles a n d moved to Paramount Pictures Studios in Hollywood and then to Walt Dis ne y Productions in Burbank and finally was in the historic First Nationa l B uilding on Highland Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard until the entity m erge d with another film company many years ago.

Meredith was quite active in the Roman Catholic Church and she served wi t h Roy Edward and Patricia Ann Disney, among many others, on the origin a l committee that was organized to assist and advise +Cardinal Roger M . Ma hony, the Archbishop of Los Angeles, to build the new Cathedral of O ur La dy of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles. Sadly, she passed away be fore t he new Cathedral was dedicated in 2002. She was also quite activ e with Ca tholic Charities and Meredith and her very close lifetime frien d who wa s actress Rosalind Russell raised many funds for numerous Cathol ic and ot her philanthropies. When Meredith had converted to Roman Cathol icism, Ros alind Russell was her sponsor.

She actively supported the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and she wo r ked with Lillian Disney and Diane Disney Miller raising funds for the n e w Walt Disney Concert Hall also in downtown Los Angeles. She was als o a l ongtime close friend to Edna Francis Disney and Patricia "Patty" Di sney a nd many others. Meredith always was cheerful and so generous and s he wa s always willing to encourage others to "do their very best with ev erythi ng in their lives!"

Meredith was a strong supporter of the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled c h ildren (later named the Shriner's Hospital for children) in Los Angele s a s her husband Raymond Arnold Disney was an active Mason and Shriner f or m any years! Also, she supported St. Jude children's Research Hospita l tha t was originally founded by longtime close family friend Danny Thom as!

Much of Meredith Disney's biography can be found in the Disney2Disney.c o m website.

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• FamilySearch ID: L7N1-4CZ

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ELIAS CHARLES DISNEY ~
was the husband of Flora Call Disney and the father of Walt Disney, (Wal t er Elias Disney). His other children are Herbert Arthur Disney, Raymon d A rnold Disney, Roy Oliver Disney and one daughter Ruth Flora Disney .

Elias Charles Disney is entombed next to his wife Flora Call Disney with i n the Great Mausoleum in the Sanctuary of Truth concourse in Forest La w n Memorial-Park in Glendale, California .

Walt Disney and his family are remembered in a beautiful private garde n n ear the Freedom Mausoleum in Forest Lawn in Glendale. Other family i s i n Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in the Hollywood Hills and other cemeteri es i n California and Missouri and elsewhere.

Elias was born in the Village of Bluevale, Ontario, Province of Canada a n d the the son of Irish immigrants Kepple Elias Disney and Mary Richards on . The name "Elias" is a version of the name Elijah, the prophet. Bot h o f Elias' parents had immigrated from Ireland as children with their p aren ts. Elias lived in California and Ellis, Kansas, and in Colorado an d in F lorida before moving with his family to Chicago.

Elias held very strict Christian family values and he instilled these va l ues in his children! He was known as a stern man and he was active in t h e Congregational Church where he often would preach strong sermons tout in g sobriety when the regular minister was not available! He never dran k al cohol and seldom smoked. He felt that going to a movie house and mos t oth er forms of entertainment "to be a complete waste of time."

To be certain, Elias loved his family and he was likely under pressure d u e to financial problems. At the time Elias passed away, Walt Disney sai d : "I adored my dad because he always set very high standards for his ch il dren; he desired for each one of us to be successful!"

Disney married Flora Call on January 1, 1888, in Kismet, Florida, 50 mil e s from the land on which Walt Disney World would eventually be built a n d lived for a short time they in adjoining Acron, Florida. She was th e da ughter of his father's neighbors. Soon after marriage, the Disney' s move d to Chicago, Illinois, where Elias met and befriended Walter Parr , St. P aul Congregational Church's preacher, for whom the Disney's fourt h son, W alter, was named; his full name being Walter Elias Disney! By th e turn o f the century, Elias had become an active building contractor. H e built h ouses which he owned and then resold at a fair profit. He als o built th e Saint Paul Congregational Church, a building dedicated on Oc tober 14, 1 900. Elias was one of the church's trustees, while his wife F lora was it s treasurer.

In 1906 Disney moved his family to a small farm in Marceline, Missouri b e cause he feared the rising crime rate in Chicago and he wanted his chil dr en to live in a much safer environment. It was on this farm in Marceli n e where Walt Disney and his siblings Roy and Ruth often would sit und e r a huge tree close to the family home and dream and Walt later named t hi s "The Dreaming Tree!" Also, in Marceline Walt drew some of his earlie s t drawings for a neighbor who was a prominent physician who asked and p ai d Walt to draw sketches of his beloved horse. Marceline was the plac e whe re Walt was first exposed to all sorts of animals that likely ingra ined i n his heart the love for all animals as he would later portray i n so man y of his beloved animated and even true life films!

The family sold the farm on November 28, 1910, as Elias fell ill. He w a s suffering from typhoid fever, followed by pneumonia. The Disney's liv e d in a rented house in Marceline, probably at 508 North Kansas Avenue u nt il 1911, when they moved to Kansas City, Missouri. They lived in a ren te d house at 2706 East Thirty-first Street. They stayed there until the y bo ught their own modest home in September of 1914. It was situated a t 302 8 Bellefontaine Street and today is recognized as the home where th e Disn ey Family permanently resided for a number of years. The Benton El ementar y School was nearby where Walt and Ruth attended school.

On July 1, 1911, Elias purchased a newspaper delivery route for The Kans a s City Star. It extended from Twenty-seventh Street to Thirty-first Str ee t, and from Prospect Avenue to Indiana Avenue. Roy and Walt were put t o w ork delivering the newspapers. The Disney's delivered the morning new spap er known as The Kansas City Times to about 700 customers and the eve nin g and Sunday Kansas City Star to more than 600 customers. Both paper s wer e published by William Rockhill Nelson. Their customers increased w ith ti me. Elias also delivered butter and eggs to his newspaper customer s. The y were regularly imported from a dairy farm in Marceline.

Elias' sons Raymond Arnold Disney and Roy Oliver Disney were bank telle r s at the First National Bank at 10th and Baltimore Avenue (now the Cent ra l Library) in downtown Kansas City, Missouri when Walt was establishin g h is first short-lived animation studio he named Laugh-O-gram Studio i n th e McConaughey Building located at 1127 E. 31st Street (31st Street a nd Fo rest Avenue) also in Kansas City, Missouri. This original buildin g remain s today, albeit in disrepair, and hopefully will be fully restor ed! A mos t concerted effort is in place to renew this building !

Raymond Arnold Disney's son who is Charles Elias Disney was named afte r h is grandfather Elias Charles Disney. Elias only saw Charles Elias Dis ne y for a short time before he passed away on his grandsons first birthd a y on September 13, 1941.

Elias sold the paper route on March 17, 1917. He had been investing in t h e O-Zell Company of Chicago since 1912 and moved back to the city in 19 1 7 to take an active role in its management. The Disney's rented a Chica g o flat at 1523 Ogden Avenue.

He retired from management work in 1920 and moved back to Kansas City . H e was again working as a carpenter. He moved to Portland, Oregon by S epte mber-October in the autumn of 1921. His son Herbert and family had e arlie r moved to this city.

He was a fiddler himself and would bring home anyone else who could pl a y an instrument. Elias loved music and he also wanted his family to enj o y music!

Elias lived to see his two sons Walt Disney, (Walter Elias Disney) and R o y Oliver Disney establish the Disney Bros. Studio and later Walt Disne y P roductions, which today is known as The Walt Disney Company. He was v er y proud of his sons accomplishments and he really loved and was fascin ate d with Walt's early animated films!

Sadly, his wife Flora Disney passed away on November 26, 1938 as the res u lt of gas asphyxiation in their home due to a lingering and hidden ga s le ak. Elias never fully recovered from this terrible emotional loss! E lia s Charles Disney was a decent man and with all of the struggles lif e seem ed to bring him, Elias never refrained from loving and providing f or hi s beloved family!

Elias Charles Disney passed from this life on September 13, 1941.

Elias married Flora Call on 1 Jan 1888 in Kismet, Lake, Florida, United States. Flora (daughter of Charles Henry Call and Henrietta Catherine Gross) was born on 22 Apr 1868 in Steuben, Huron, Ohio, United States; died on 26 Nov 1938 in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States; was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles, California, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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FLORA CALL DISNEY ~
was the wife of Elias Charles Disney. She is the mother of Walt Disney , ( Walter Elias Disney). Her other children were Herbert Arthur Disney , Raym ond Arnold Disney, Roy Oliver Disney and Ruth Flora Disney .

Elias Charles Disney and his wife Flora Call Disney are entombed withi n t he Great Mausoleum in the Sanctuary of Truth in Forest Lawn Memorial- Par k in Glendale, California.

Walt Disney and his family are remembered in a beautiful private garde n i n another location in this same Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in Glendale , Ca lifornia. Other family is in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in Glendale a nd th e Hollywood Hills.

Flora was born in Steuben, Ohio, the daughter of Henrietta (née Gross) ( 1 837–1910) and Charles Call (1823–1890), who were neighbors of Kepple El ia s Disney and Mary Disney, parents of Elias Charles Disney, her husband . S he was of German and English descent .

She was a devoted and loving wife to Elias Charles and she raised thei r c hildren affirming the strict Christian values she and Elias wanted t o ins till in each one of their children.

The many moves Elias often needed to make were accepted by Flora becau s e she believed each move was intended to make their family closer and h op efully more financially sound, and she wanted their children to experi enc e other regions of the country. Flora fortunately was a very calm pre senc e to Elias and each one of their children.

It was Flora who seemed to temper the strict and rigid disposition of El i as and she calmed him when he did seem less tolerable when he was fraug h t with disciplinary actions with their children. To be certain, Elias l ov ed his family and he was likely under pressure due to financial proble ms ! Flora really enjoyed reading stories daily and even often playing ga me s with their children.

In Marceline, Missouri, when the Disney Family owned a small farm, Flo r a always made certain the children had good meals, warm clothes in th e co lder months, and that they spent time outside playing and learning a bou t the various farm animals on their farm. Walt was first exposed to a ll s orts of farm animals that most likely ingrained in his heart his dee p lov e for animals as he would later portray in so many of his beloved a nimate d and true-life films! In later years Walt would often reminiscenc e abou t the good times on the farm in Marceline and about the many anima ls he l oved and that his parents wanted him to respect and to enjoy an d to love !

It was in Marceline when Elias bought Flora her first sewing machine. S h e was quite a seamstress and she made most of the clothes for the child re n. She liked red and blue threads and used a lot of these colors on he r n ew leg-powered sewing machine!

When the Disney's lived in Kansas City, Missouri, Flora always made su r e each child had a good sack lunch for school and when Walt and Roy del iv ered newspapers for Elias early each morning and again after school, F lor a saw to it that the boys were dressed properly with extra layers o f clot hes in the cold bitter winters and that they had good food to eat.

Flora always did her best to see that the children knew that their birth d ays were special even though it was seldom an experience for Flora t o b e able to have enough eggs to bake cakes. She would spread "extra but ter " on a fresh slice of home baked bread and make this a special gift f or e ach one of their birthdays.

She and Elias were quite happy when the family moved to Kansas City. S h e encouraged each of their children to be excited about each new day a n d to dream about the future. Flora felt things were more stable for he r f amily in Kansas City as they were all working!

Sons Raymond Arnold Disney and Roy Oliver Disney were bank tellers at t h e First National Bank in downtown Kansas City, Missouri at the same ti m e Walt opened his first animation studio he called Laugh-O-gram Studi o lo cated at 31st and Forest Avenue. This original building remains toda y, al beit in disrepair, and hopefully will be fully restored! A most con certe d effort is in place to renew this building !

Raymond Arnold Disney's son who is Charles Elias Disney was named afte r h is grandfather Elias Charles Disney. Elias only saw Charles Elias fo r a s hort time before he passed away on his grandsons first birthday o n Septem ber 13, 1941.

After several years in Kansas City, Flora and Elias moved to Oregon t o b e with their son Herbert Arthur Disney and his family, and then the y move d to California at the insistence of Walt and Roy.

After the success of their milestone feature animated film "Snow White a n d the Seven Dwarfs" in 1938, Walt and Roy presented their parents wi t h a new home in North Hollywood, near the Disney studios in Burbank, Ca li fornia. Less than a month after moving in, Flora complained to Walt an d R oy of problems with the gas furnace in her new home. Studio repairme n wer e sent to the house twice, but the problem was obviously not adequa tely f ixed. Flora wrote a letter to her daughter Ruth describing their w onderfu l new home, the beautiful California weather, and how very happ y she an d Elias were to be close to Walt and Roy, but again complainin g of the fu mes from the furnace.

Flora passed from this life on Saturday, November 26, 1938 (two days aft e r Thanksgiving) as the result of asphyxiation caused by the fumes. On T ha nksgiving day Flora and Elias had enjoyed a lovely dinner with Walt an d L illian and Roy and Edna in Walt's home. The loss of his Mother plague d Wa lt Disney with much deep grief for the rest of his life. Walt felt p erson ally responsible for the furnace not being repaired properly. It wa s Ro y Oliver Disney who comforted and reassured both Walt and Elias an d the r est of the family that "the tragic and very sad loss of Flora wa s no one' s fault!"

Walt and his siblings thought about their beloved Mother for the res t o f their lives! Flora was a woman of strong Christian character and he r fa mily was everything to her. And she was everything to them!

"May Flora Call Disney Rest In Peace." Amen.

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Schuyler married Gertrude Lela Rohrer on 10 Nov 1900. Gertrude was born on 15 Jan 1878 in Paola, Miami, Kansas, United States; died on 15 Mar 1941 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, United States; was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Gertrude L. Rohrer Boyington, daughter of Ezekiel and Orilla Waldon Rohr e r, was born in Paola, Miami County, Kansas on Jan. 15, 1878. She marri e d Schuyler Stephen Boyington on Nov. 10, 1900. Three children were bor n t o this union, Wanda Mae (1902), and twins Alfred Merrill & Meredith A lva h (1907).

Gertrude was quite active in her church activities and she loved to tea c h Sunday School and to show children how to garden and cook.

She insisted her children would all learn to appreciate music and so ea c h one of her children learned to read music and to sing and to play on e o r more musical instruments and to do so quite proficently! Each of he r ch ildren went on to learn and perform music by ear!

She passed away in Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City, Jackson Cou n ty, Missouri on March 15, 1941.

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• FamilySearch ID: 9V95-NYW
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Kepple married Mary Jane Richardson on 18 Mar 1858 in Huron, Ontario, Canada. Mary was born on 20 Mar 1838 in Aghaboe, County Laois, Leinster, Ireland; died on 10 Mar 1909 in Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, United States; was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Initiatory (LDS): 16 Oct 1998, ORLAN

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Charles Call is Walt Disney's Grandfather and is Father to Flora Disne y ( Call) Walt's Mother. Charles who was a school teacher is buried nex t to h is wife Henrietta Call (Gross) Walt's Grandmother, she died on Feb ruary 2 1, 1910. Charles and Henrietta are in an old rural cemetery calle d Poncea nnah and have a headstone with inscriptions. Walt Disney's paren ts Flor a and Elias Disney were married on January 1, 1888 in Kismet, F L not fa r from Ponceannah Cemetery. The Call's and Disney's both had hom esteads a nd worked in an around Kismet and Acron, FL. Today both towns d o not exis t, but were near the present town of Paisley, FL. Various unpa ved roads a nd trails lead to the site of the Call and Disney homesteads . Interestin g fact is that Ponceannah Cemetery and the homestead sites a re only abou t 50 miles north of Walt Disney World near Lake Buena Vista , FL. Close b y Disney World is a city called Kissimmee that sounds lik e the town Kisme t where Walt's parents were married (Kissimmee is india n for "Heaven's Pl ace"). Ponceannah Cemetery is in a rural part of North west Lake County ne ar Paisley, FL and closet major city is Deland, FL i n Volusia County. Th e cemetery is past Paisley on the north side of CR 4 2 between Clearwate r Lake Recreation Area and the Blackwater Creek Swam p near the southern b oundary of the Ocala National Forest. Walt Disney a nd his Brother Roy lat er in life visited this area.

Charles married Henrietta Catherine Gross on 9 Sep 1855 in Pella, Marion, Iowa, United States. Henrietta (daughter of John George Gross and Catherine Hannah Schmidt) was born on 22 Jul 1837 in Miehlen, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland; died on 21 Feb 1910 in Paisley, Lake, Florida, United States; was buried in Ponceannah Cemetery, Paisley, Lake, Florida, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LCVF-R7F
• Initiatory (LDS): 22 Oct 1998, ORLAN