Born in Tennessee, the eldest of three boys, born to Isaac Newton Coburn, and Amanda Elizabeth Short.
Was a fireman, on the railroad, in Ft Dodge, Iowa. There he met the Daughter of a co worker and fell in love. Married 25 Sept 1902
They had two children, Elbert Leigh and Isabel Madeline. T
His second wife was Lula Luetze.
Bascomb was a great help to his Daughter Isabel, helping to raise her four Daughters during the depression years. He was a God loving Man, and a blessing to his family.
Was a fireman, on the railroad, in Ft Dodge, Iowa. There he met the Daughter of a co worker and fell in love. Married 25 Sept 1902
They had two children, Elbert Leigh and Isabel Madeline. T
His second wife was Lula Luetze.
Bascomb was a great help to his Daughter Isabel, helping to raise her four Daughters during the depression years. He was a God loving Man, and a blessing to his family.
Born in Tennessee, the eldest of three boys, born to Isaac Newton Coburn, and Amanda Elizabeth Short.
Was a fireman, on the railroad, in Ft Dodge, Iowa. There he met the Daughter of a co worker and fell in love. Married 25 Sept 1902
They had two children, Elbert Leigh and Isabel Madeline. T
His second wife was Lula Luetze.
Bascomb was a great help to his Daughter Isabel, helping to raise her four Daughters during the depression years. He was a God loving Man, and a blessing to his family.
Was a fireman, on the railroad, in Ft Dodge, Iowa. There he met the Daughter of a co worker and fell in love. Married 25 Sept 1902
They had two children, Elbert Leigh and Isabel Madeline. T
His second wife was Lula Luetze.
Bascomb was a great help to his Daughter Isabel, helping to raise her four Daughters during the depression years. He was a God loving Man, and a blessing to his family.
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