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Buckeye Valley News And Buckeye Review
Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona
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Biography of William Glenie Narramore, born in Tennessee in 1873, who immigrated to Arizona in 1893, settled in Gila Bend and Palo Verde for farming, cattle raising, and dairying, married Dora E. Coyle in 1901, and raised nine children as a Baptist.
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(Each week in this column will appear a copy of the biography of one member, in the order as arranged in the Union Scrap Book, compiled by I. H. Parkman.)
WILLIAM GLENIE NARRAMORE
William Glenie Narramore was born in Cumberland County, Tenn., July 13, 1873. His parents were John T. Narramore and Jane Spencer Narramore.
He came to Arizona on November 12, 1893 and located at Gila Bend, where he engaged in farming and cattle raising. Later he moved to Palo Verde and bought a ranch and engaged in farming and dairying. On November 14, 1901 he married Dora E. Coyle and has raised a family of nine children. His choice of religions is Baptist.
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Cumberland County, Tenn.; Gila Bend, Arizona; Palo Verde, Arizona
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Born July 13, 1873; Arrived Arizona November 12, 1893; Married November 14, 1901
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Born in Tennessee to John T. and Jane Spencer Narramore, William Glenie Narramore moved to Arizona in 1893, farmed and raised cattle in Gila Bend, later ranched and dairy farmed in Palo Verde, married Dora E. Coyle in 1901, raised nine children, and followed Baptist faith.