Lowell Barnhart1

(about June, 1915 - )
Lowell Barnhart|b. about Jun, 1915|p2903.htm|Harry Barnhart|b. Oct 12, 1890\nd. Jul 15, 1967|p2797.htm|Alvina Steinfadt|b. Dec 26, 1890\nd. Jan 5, 1978|p2798.htm|George T. Barnhart|b. Nov 17, 1845\nd. May, 1931|p2707.htm|Nancy V. Hall|b. Nov 16, 1848\nd. 1927|p2708.htm|||||||
     Lowell Barnhart was born about June, 1915 in Iowa, son of Harry Barnhart and Alvina Steinfadt.1

According to the US census of January, 1920, Lowell was living at home with his parents in Mallory Township, Clayton County, Iowa. He was four years and seven months old.1

Citations

  1. [S130] 1920 US Census, 1920 Iowa, Clayton, Mallory Twp; Series: T625 Roll: 484 Page: 164.
 


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