Herbert Missamore, who lived to be 82, was born in Granite Hill (the historic name of Gold Hill), California. June 5, 1917, Herbert, age 29, registered for the military draft in Taft, California, having a wife and three children. He had worked several years as a carpenter for an oil company in Taft. At that time, he had also completed one year of Infantry service as a Private in the California National Guard.
He eventually became the father of one stepson, Lloyd Baker, and six biological children: Herbert Burger Missamore, Wendal/Wendell Missamore, Beverly Missamore, Laverne Missamore, Ellwood Missamore, Jack Missamore, and Jerry Missamore by 1940.
It is expected that Lafayette Missamore and Laura Anable, wed December 20, 1887 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California will prove to be Herbert's parents.
1940 Census
Married
1935 to 1940: Kern County, California
Occupation: Supervisor Road Work
House Owned or Rented: Owned
Highest Grade Completed: High School, 1st year
Wage or salary worker in Government work
Household Members:
Herbert Missamore 52
Lena Missamore 42
Lloyd Baker 20
Beverly Missamore 12
Laverne Missamore 10
Ellwood Missamore 8
Jack Missamore 3
Jerry Missamore 1
He eventually became the father of one stepson, Lloyd Baker, and six biological children: Herbert Burger Missamore, Wendal/Wendell Missamore, Beverly Missamore, Laverne Missamore, Ellwood Missamore, Jack Missamore, and Jerry Missamore by 1940.
It is expected that Lafayette Missamore and Laura Anable, wed December 20, 1887 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California will prove to be Herbert's parents.
1940 Census
Married
1935 to 1940: Kern County, California
Occupation: Supervisor Road Work
House Owned or Rented: Owned
Highest Grade Completed: High School, 1st year
Wage or salary worker in Government work
Household Members:
Herbert Missamore 52
Lena Missamore 42
Lloyd Baker 20
Beverly Missamore 12
Laverne Missamore 10
Ellwood Missamore 8
Jack Missamore 3
Jerry Missamore 1
Herbert Missamore, who lived to be 82, was born in Granite Hill (the historic name of Gold Hill), California. June 5, 1917, Herbert, age 29, registered for the military draft in Taft, California, having a wife and three children. He had worked several years as a carpenter for an oil company in Taft. At that time, he had also completed one year of Infantry service as a Private in the California National Guard.
He eventually became the father of one stepson, Lloyd Baker, and six biological children: Herbert Burger Missamore, Wendal/Wendell Missamore, Beverly Missamore, Laverne Missamore, Ellwood Missamore, Jack Missamore, and Jerry Missamore by 1940.
It is expected that Lafayette Missamore and Laura Anable, wed December 20, 1887 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California will prove to be Herbert's parents.
1940 Census
Married
1935 to 1940: Kern County, California
Occupation: Supervisor Road Work
House Owned or Rented: Owned
Highest Grade Completed: High School, 1st year
Wage or salary worker in Government work
Household Members:
Herbert Missamore 52
Lena Missamore 42
Lloyd Baker 20
Beverly Missamore 12
Laverne Missamore 10
Ellwood Missamore 8
Jack Missamore 3
Jerry Missamore 1
He eventually became the father of one stepson, Lloyd Baker, and six biological children: Herbert Burger Missamore, Wendal/Wendell Missamore, Beverly Missamore, Laverne Missamore, Ellwood Missamore, Jack Missamore, and Jerry Missamore by 1940.
It is expected that Lafayette Missamore and Laura Anable, wed December 20, 1887 in Placerville, El Dorado County, California will prove to be Herbert's parents.
1940 Census
Married
1935 to 1940: Kern County, California
Occupation: Supervisor Road Work
House Owned or Rented: Owned
Highest Grade Completed: High School, 1st year
Wage or salary worker in Government work
Household Members:
Herbert Missamore 52
Lena Missamore 42
Lloyd Baker 20
Beverly Missamore 12
Laverne Missamore 10
Ellwood Missamore 8
Jack Missamore 3
Jerry Missamore 1
Inscription
LOVING FATHER
AND HUSBAND
HERBERT E. MISSAMORE
1888 ___ 1970
(engraved Christian cross)
Gravesite Details
Flat black granite marker set in concrete in very good condition.
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Siblings
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