UPDATE 2/22/2006 from Anne Jennings:  A home still stands on the site of the Old Frost Home. I still have a certain degree of doubt as to whether this is the same home. Three people in the immediate area who remember the Frost house when Mrs. Kirl lived in the house have said that they do not ever remember the house being torn down but they do remember major remodeling taking place to the house. One of my older relatives rode around the house and related stories of his association with a friend who had lived in the house after Mrs. Kirl. He could not identify the house as being the same house. The general consensus is that the Frost Home still stands, but has had such extensive remodeling that it is not immediately recognized as being the same house. Although folks are still "asking around", it is my suspicion that close inspection with permission from the current owners would resolve the question. Until such time as that opportunity might present itself to someone with such interest, the general consensus is all I know.

The Frost Home would have been the next home to the south of the Philip Bray Home where Will and Katie Flora lived. The Bray house no longer stands. There was a family connection between the Frost house and the Bray house. Alma O. Roberts thought that Mrs. Katie Bray Flora’s father was Philip N. Bray (b. 8 Oct. 1858 - d. 10 Feb. 1938) and that his father was Benjamin N. Bray who married Ella Frost (b. 24 Feb. 1866) on 20 Dec. 1883. Ella Frost was the daughter of John and Sarah Frost. Will and Katie Flora gave a daughter the middle name "Frost".