NANCY LOUISE PHILP Born 1 April 1932 in Burns, Wyoming; First daughter and second child of Charles Verne and Florence Philp Below: Nancy (the baby in the high chair) with her brother, Charles, in Burns, Wyoming. |
NANCY LOUISE PHILP Born 1 April 1932 in Burns, Wyoming; First daughter and second child of Charles Verne and Florence Philp Below: Nancy (the baby in the high chair) with her brother, Charles, in Burns, Wyoming. |
Nancy was a bonde, blue-eyed, pretty little girl. Her mother tells of the time they were visitng a neighbor when Nancy ate several "Daisy Fly Pads" that were set out by a neighbor to kill flies. She was about yrs. old at the time. On their way home, she started throwing up and was a very sick little girl. |
By 1940, the Philp family had moved to the Adams Ranch at Grover, Colorado. The picture to the right was taken there. Nancy was about 6 or 7 years of age in the picture. By then she had two more sisters to play with and several cousins near by. BELOW: Nancy (on left) with brother and sister with "Patches' Puppies" |
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