Frank R. JENNINGS

                   Researched by Eleanor L. Johnson, 530 S. 4th St.,Las Vegas, NV  89101
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1900 Michigan Soundex  1245034    Vol 39  ED57  S3  L5 Kent Co  Grand Rapids
Wm. H. Jennings    59   New York   Aug 1840   31 Clinton (address)
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1920 Census
1920   >   Michigan   >   KENT   >   2-WD GRAND RAPIDS       Series: T625  Roll: 777   Page: 249    
     JENNINGS  FRANK   36  M  W  MI  MI  KENT  2-WD GRAND RAPIDS  1920    
   
Frank Jennings                               36                             Mich    NY    Ohio
He is listed with wife:     Maude     33                            NY   Penn  NY 
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1930 Census......... 
Name:     Frank R Jennings  
   Age:     46 years   
   Estimated birth year:     1883  
   Birthplace:     Michigan  
   Relation:     Head  
   Race:     White  
   Home in 1930:     Wyoming, Kent, Michigan  
   Occupation:     View image  .........Telephone ....
   Education:     View image  
   Military service:     View image  
   Rent/home value:     View image  
   Age of first marriage:     View image  24......(1908)
   Parents' birthplace:     View image  
   Owned a radio?:     View image  
   



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HISTORY:
Old letter addressed to Mr. W. Hulbert (Wesley), Cicero, Defiance Co., Ohio from Grand Rapids, Michigan  24 Sept 1894...from Rillia (Florilla Hulbert Jennings).
Letter head...Jennings & Smith, Grand Rapids...Sept. 24, 1894...Grand Rapids, Michigan.

   My dear Brother, Your welcome letter was received.  But, I thought you were coming back when you went away. I feel real disappointed.  Will says you were gaining ground all the time and he says your customers are inquiring after you for goods. He said he offered you rent this winter if you would come.  Well I tell you, do as you like and then you will be satisfied but I don't think you want to farm. Will says he wasn't tired of you, said he made better time when you were with him than now.  Frank has had typhoid fever and is just getting up around the house.  Charley Taylor and wife were here all day Saturday.  He goes back to Kankakee this morning.  Aunt Lucy and Jackson were here last Monday and Tuesday.  Hattie and Rittie had a very pleasant time staying with Grandma.  I haven't seen her yet.  Aunt Lucy says she will keep her just as long as she can. Well, the summer resorts are closed up but the theaters are running full blast at all three houses. Will says Jason may have to move that barn back if he moves it off. He says he has no business to move off that barn.  Of course, the house don't stand on Ma's place but as long as will has a mortgage on the place he has no right to remove anything.    What makes you try to farm if you can't have what is right. It is now half past seven and Hattie and I are going down town. She has to have a pair of shoes before she goes to school.  I hope to hear from you soon.  We all join in sending love to you all.  Rillia"