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Lawrence D Guile 1907 - 2004

Lawrence D Guile of Osage City, Osage County, KS was born on January 30, 1907 at KANSAS, USA to DWinifred C. Miller. Lawrence Guile died at age 97 years old on May 23, 2004.

Lawrence D Guile

Osage City, Osage County, KS 66523

January 30, 1907

KANSAS, USA

May 23, 2004

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01/30

1907

Birthday

January 30, 1907

Birthdate

KANSAS, USA

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Early Life & Education

Uncle Laurence Guile finished his upper degree at number 46 schoolhouse, demonstrating a brilliant intellect and meaningful knowledge of not only academics but also farming. He did so well with farming because he was a brilliant mathematician utilizing his academic prowess and extensive farming knowledge, he was able to calculate how much see he would need for a field to grow, corn he would need to plant for the long cold winter for the animals to eat and the family too, and how much wheat seedlings he would need to plant multiple acres of wheat for the next season. After Uncle Laurence finished his formal years of schooling at #46 schoolhouse, located in Redding, Kansas. He went to Topeka business college for approximately one year or shortly longer. However, during that period of time he was at school, his father Charles Wesley Guile, called him and told him he needed to come home as they needed help on the farm. So, he went back to the farm, home place to assist in the running of the farm, where remained farming the family land for over 70 years, when he retired in 1981, and moved to Osage City, Kansas.
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Religious Beliefs

Uncle Laurence was a life long member, as was the entire Guile family, of the Miller United Methodist Church.
Military Service

No, Uncle Laurence was not in the military.
Professional Career

Although Uncle Laurence began or intended a career in business as he had attended the Topeka, Kansas School of Business. However, left after attending this school and went back to the family farm to help keep the operational functions of the farm healthy. He ended up farming on the Guile family, farming for 70 plus years, before retiring in 1981. He sold the farm, built a house, and moved to Osage City, Kansas.
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2004

Death

May 23, 2004

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UNCLE LAURENCE DAROLD GUILE PHOTO TAKEN WHEN HE WAS SEVEN MONTHS OF AGE

Cynthia McMillin

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01/24/2023

UNCLE LAURENCE DAROLD GUILE PHOTO TAKEN WHEN HE WAS SEVEN MONTHS OF AGE

THIS PHOTO IS OF LAURENCE DAROLD GUILE, TAKEN WHEN HE WAS SEVEN MONTHS OLD. HE WAS BORN IN JANUARY 31ST.

Date & Place: Not specified or unknown.

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Cindy Mcmillin

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01/23/2023

Fishing

Uncle Laurence, although an avid farmer and and had a large amount of all types of large and small farm animals, he loved to go fishing. There was a creek that ran just right by his farm maybe 30 to 40 feet away, and he loved to go fishing in this creek, known as Elm Creek, and catching many, many various types of fish, especially, huge catfish, whom, I remember, when I was much younger, were the best fish I had ever eaten, better than any in any store!
Also, Uncle Laurence, and Uncle Warren (Uncle Warren who had a large farm, which originally owned the farm next to the Guile family home; Uncle Warren's farm used to belong to Grandmother and Grandfather Miller's residence.
Anyway, they both had ponds in their pastures for the cattle and or whatever livestock were staying there. Both kept these ponds stocked with catfish, and blue gills and some others. We would many times spend many happy days and evenings fishing for catfish, sometimes by mistake getting a turtle which usually got away. One of the most exciting things we did was sit and bait well night lines to entice these hungry fish, who happen to be more active at night and safer because less noise above the water.

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