Partner | Date of Birth | Children |
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Georgia Lee Phillips (Boyd, Heuber) | 26 Jun 1906 |
Event Type | Date | Place | Description |
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Birth | 12 Oct 1906 | Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America | |
Marriage | 27 Aug 1941 | Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges County, Maryland | |
Death | 17 Oct 1990 | Fresno, Fresno County, California | |
Burial | 22 Oct 1990 | Fresno Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, California |
DEATH,BURIAL; State of California Death Certificate in possession of Ch uck Falls OCCUPATION: Printer in World War II, Served as an army engineer and cap tain 1ST NEWSCLIPPING (no date) Four Kansas Citians recently graduated from the army engineer officer t raining school at Ft . Belvoir, Va., and commissioned second lieutenant s: Leonard Earl Boyd, 3232 Wabash avenue; Harold Cecil Fleming, 414 North K ensington avenue; Cec il Moore, 3607 the Paseo, and Lloyd Dennis Rethem eyer, 7129 Walnut street. 2ND NEWSCLIPPING (no date) Lieut. and Mrs. Leonard E. Boyd announce the birth of their daughter, S ally Jane, on May 18 . Mrs. Boyd, formerly Miss Georgia Lee Phillips, r eturned to Kansas City from Spokane, Wash. , when Lieutenant Boyd was s ent overseas for duty. Mrs. Boyd is staying with her parents, Mr . and M rs. Walter B. Phillips. 3RD NEWSCLIPPING (no date) IN THE REGULAR ARMY is Lieut. Leonard E. Boyd, father of 4-month-old Sa lly Jane Boyd. He i s in the South Pacific. Sally Jane and her mother , 3232 Wabash avenue, desire to send him th is picture for his birthday . 4TH NEWSCLIPPING (no date) STEEL FALLS ON ENGINEER. Injuries Suffered April 12 on Luzon by Lieut. Leonard Boyd. Lieut. Leonard E. Boyd, engineer corps, was woulded April 12 on Luzon w hen he was struck b y a steel beam while doing construction work. His w ife, Mrs Georgia Boyd, and daughter, liv e with Mrs. Boyd's parents at 3 232 Wabash avenue. Boyd has been in the service eleven years. He re-entered in 1940. In F ebruary, he was comme nded for his work in supervising repairs on air s trips at Clark Field and his skill in handli ng native laborers while u nder enemy fire. |
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Chuck Falls [czfalls@hotmail.com], GEDCOM file imported on 22 Jun 2 | Don't know | Don't know | Don't know |