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>Hello Lord, Jim, Jesse and Our Gang. I tried to start >a new forum but had problems, but this one will be >just fine. >I had only recently started digging up GEORGE ROWE and >had gotten pretty far, then came to Lord's site only >to see that Chicago Jim Jarvis had already published >all the same stuff I had found from the same internet >resources! Great work, Jim! So I therefore will just >supplement all his research on 'The Gink,' still my >work-in-progress. >Effie (Smith) Jacobs-Rowe was George's 1st wife and he >her 2nd husband. Her previous spouse (Fred Grant >Jacobs) died on Oct 17, 1918, a casualty of the >Influenza Epidemic. Fred's mother was also a tragic >victim, only two weeks earlier. Back on June 10, 1918 >Effie gave birth to a premature baby boy who died 16 >hours young. >Effie was born March 10, 1898 (or 1899) in Illinois. >She had also lost a brother & sister to the flu of >1918. She married George on Feb 21, 1919 in Los >Angeles. Effie Rowe died on Feb 15, 1924 due to >complications of tuberculosis and was buried at >Woodlawn Cemetery in Santa Monica. She was survived by >her husband, George Rowe (Dec 6, 1897 L.A. - Nov 18, >1981 L.A.), and their only child, Arthur Helbach-Rowe. >Back to the books. :-)
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