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two-bedroom cement house that he built. The house was unfinished
and had very little furniture. In 1985, MacFarland deeded the
house to a friend, Kathleen Griffin (Griffin), but he lived in
the house until just before he died in February 1989. After he
died, Griffin sold the house for $14,000.
Tobey Peacock married Donna Peacock in 1960. Tobey Peacock
died in 1973. Tobey Peacock owned a 40-acre dairy farm, drove a
dairy truck, and raised and bred animals. Tobey Peacock lived
frugally. Tobey Peacock reported less than $3,000 as wages or
self-employment income during his life, and never more than
$1,200 in any one year. Tobey Peacock disapproved of
petitioners' lifestyle.
2. Petitioner-Wife's Mother
Il Nam Lee was petitioner-wife's mother. Il Nam Lee died in
1982. Chang Un MacFarland is Il Nam Lee's sister. Chang Un
MacFarland married MacFarland, petitioner-husband's stepfather.
Ki Chong Kim is Chang Un MacFarland's son. In 1983, Chang
Un MacFarland and Ki Chong Kim came to the United States for a
short time, and then returned to Korea.
3. Petitioner-Wife's Brothers and Sisters
Kil Lee, Song Lee, and James Suil Peacock, Jr. (Suil
Peacock) are petitioner-wife's brothers. Kyu Lee is Song Lee's
son. Okhee Cho and K.C. Urbon are petitioner-wife's sisters.
Petitioners told U.S. immigration officials that Suil
Peacock and K.C. Urbon were their adopted children so Suil
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