Andrew William Marks – My Maternal Grandfather
Andrew William Marks / Mark Andrew William Marks, is my maternal grandfather. I never knew him. He died when my mother was 7 years old of meningitis in 1915.
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Andrew William Marks / Mark Andrew William Marks, is my maternal grandfather. I never knew him. He died when my mother was 7 years old of meningitis in 1915.
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