Son of John Amaya (b. ca. 1888, Mexico) and Ada Urbina Amaya (b. 25 Sep 1896, San Antonio, Bexar, Texas. Enlisted in the U.S. Air Force on 04 Apr 1952; released on 08 Jun 1956.
Note: This man's given name is spelled "Guemesindo" on the Cedar Heights cemetery transcription referenced below. Spelling of that name does vary from one individual to another, but Gumesindo (with only one "e") seems to be the most common. Moreover, his given name is spelled "Gumesindo" in U.S. Veterans Affairs records, so it appears there was an error in transcribing the marker.
Sources: Jane Hartley, comp., Cedar Heights Cemetery, 2006; Ada Amaya and Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007; Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs BIRLS Death File; 1940 Census, Sunflower, Mississippi; Roll T627_2067, p. 2A, ED 67-28.
Note: This man's given name is spelled "Guemesindo" on the Cedar Heights cemetery transcription referenced below. Spelling of that name does vary from one individual to another, but Gumesindo (with only one "e") seems to be the most common. Moreover, his given name is spelled "Gumesindo" in U.S. Veterans Affairs records, so it appears there was an error in transcribing the marker.
Sources: Jane Hartley, comp., Cedar Heights Cemetery, 2006; Ada Amaya and Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007; Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs BIRLS Death File; 1940 Census, Sunflower, Mississippi; Roll T627_2067, p. 2A, ED 67-28.
Son of John Amaya (b. ca. 1888, Mexico) and Ada Urbina Amaya (b. 25 Sep 1896, San Antonio, Bexar, Texas. Enlisted in the U.S. Air Force on 04 Apr 1952; released on 08 Jun 1956.
Note: This man's given name is spelled "Guemesindo" on the Cedar Heights cemetery transcription referenced below. Spelling of that name does vary from one individual to another, but Gumesindo (with only one "e") seems to be the most common. Moreover, his given name is spelled "Gumesindo" in U.S. Veterans Affairs records, so it appears there was an error in transcribing the marker.
Sources: Jane Hartley, comp., Cedar Heights Cemetery, 2006; Ada Amaya and Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007; Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs BIRLS Death File; 1940 Census, Sunflower, Mississippi; Roll T627_2067, p. 2A, ED 67-28.
Note: This man's given name is spelled "Guemesindo" on the Cedar Heights cemetery transcription referenced below. Spelling of that name does vary from one individual to another, but Gumesindo (with only one "e") seems to be the most common. Moreover, his given name is spelled "Gumesindo" in U.S. Veterans Affairs records, so it appears there was an error in transcribing the marker.
Sources: Jane Hartley, comp., Cedar Heights Cemetery, 2006; Ada Amaya and Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007; Gumesindo Amaya in the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs BIRLS Death File; 1940 Census, Sunflower, Mississippi; Roll T627_2067, p. 2A, ED 67-28.
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