Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico; D: 21 Oct 1994) was the son of Manual Abeyta and Rosa Lovato (Social Security Applications).
In 1930, Chamisal, New Mexico; Gilbert O. Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa L. Abeyta and siblings: Manuel N. Jr. and Orlando Abeyta (1930 Census).
Gilbert Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922; D: 21 Oct 1994) served in the US military from 25 Aug 1941 to 19 Nov 1945 (Veterans Affairs).
In 1940, San Juan Pueblo; Gilberto Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa Abeyta and siblings: Manuel Jr. and Ralph Abeyta (1940 Census).
On 25 Aug 1941, Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: 1922, New Mexico), a resident of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico; enlisted as a Private in the US Army in Fort Bliss, Texas. He was recorded as single, 5 feet 8 inches, 136 pounds, and an actor with 4 years of high school. He was registered for the medical department in the Philippines (WWII Army enlistments)
On 7 May 1942, PFC Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: New Mexico; service #18016081), of the Medical Department in the Philippines was reported as a POW at Bilibid POW Camp, Philippines (WWII POW rolls). In 1945, Gilbert O. Abeyta (service #18016081) was liberated from POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines (Adjutant General's Office).
On 21 Nov 1945, San Francisco, California; Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico), a resident of San Francisco, registered for the World War II draft. He was an unemployed discharged veteran. He was described as 5' 8", 150 pounds, light brown complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as Mrs. Manuel Abeyta of San Francisco (Draft Card).
In 1930, Chamisal, New Mexico; Gilbert O. Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa L. Abeyta and siblings: Manuel N. Jr. and Orlando Abeyta (1930 Census).
Gilbert Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922; D: 21 Oct 1994) served in the US military from 25 Aug 1941 to 19 Nov 1945 (Veterans Affairs).
In 1940, San Juan Pueblo; Gilberto Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa Abeyta and siblings: Manuel Jr. and Ralph Abeyta (1940 Census).
On 25 Aug 1941, Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: 1922, New Mexico), a resident of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico; enlisted as a Private in the US Army in Fort Bliss, Texas. He was recorded as single, 5 feet 8 inches, 136 pounds, and an actor with 4 years of high school. He was registered for the medical department in the Philippines (WWII Army enlistments)
On 7 May 1942, PFC Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: New Mexico; service #18016081), of the Medical Department in the Philippines was reported as a POW at Bilibid POW Camp, Philippines (WWII POW rolls). In 1945, Gilbert O. Abeyta (service #18016081) was liberated from POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines (Adjutant General's Office).
On 21 Nov 1945, San Francisco, California; Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico), a resident of San Francisco, registered for the World War II draft. He was an unemployed discharged veteran. He was described as 5' 8", 150 pounds, light brown complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as Mrs. Manuel Abeyta of San Francisco (Draft Card).
Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico; D: 21 Oct 1994) was the son of Manual Abeyta and Rosa Lovato (Social Security Applications).
In 1930, Chamisal, New Mexico; Gilbert O. Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa L. Abeyta and siblings: Manuel N. Jr. and Orlando Abeyta (1930 Census).
Gilbert Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922; D: 21 Oct 1994) served in the US military from 25 Aug 1941 to 19 Nov 1945 (Veterans Affairs).
In 1940, San Juan Pueblo; Gilberto Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa Abeyta and siblings: Manuel Jr. and Ralph Abeyta (1940 Census).
On 25 Aug 1941, Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: 1922, New Mexico), a resident of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico; enlisted as a Private in the US Army in Fort Bliss, Texas. He was recorded as single, 5 feet 8 inches, 136 pounds, and an actor with 4 years of high school. He was registered for the medical department in the Philippines (WWII Army enlistments)
On 7 May 1942, PFC Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: New Mexico; service #18016081), of the Medical Department in the Philippines was reported as a POW at Bilibid POW Camp, Philippines (WWII POW rolls). In 1945, Gilbert O. Abeyta (service #18016081) was liberated from POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines (Adjutant General's Office).
On 21 Nov 1945, San Francisco, California; Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico), a resident of San Francisco, registered for the World War II draft. He was an unemployed discharged veteran. He was described as 5' 8", 150 pounds, light brown complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as Mrs. Manuel Abeyta of San Francisco (Draft Card).
In 1930, Chamisal, New Mexico; Gilbert O. Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa L. Abeyta and siblings: Manuel N. Jr. and Orlando Abeyta (1930 Census).
Gilbert Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922; D: 21 Oct 1994) served in the US military from 25 Aug 1941 to 19 Nov 1945 (Veterans Affairs).
In 1940, San Juan Pueblo; Gilberto Abeyta was enumerated with his parents Manuel & Rosa Abeyta and siblings: Manuel Jr. and Ralph Abeyta (1940 Census).
On 25 Aug 1941, Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: 1922, New Mexico), a resident of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico; enlisted as a Private in the US Army in Fort Bliss, Texas. He was recorded as single, 5 feet 8 inches, 136 pounds, and an actor with 4 years of high school. He was registered for the medical department in the Philippines (WWII Army enlistments)
On 7 May 1942, PFC Gilbert O. Abeyta (B: New Mexico; service #18016081), of the Medical Department in the Philippines was reported as a POW at Bilibid POW Camp, Philippines (WWII POW rolls). In 1945, Gilbert O. Abeyta (service #18016081) was liberated from POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines (Adjutant General's Office).
On 21 Nov 1945, San Francisco, California; Gilbert Ophine Abeyta (B: 10 Jul 1922, Chamisal, New Mexico), a resident of San Francisco, registered for the World War II draft. He was an unemployed discharged veteran. He was described as 5' 8", 150 pounds, light brown complexion, black hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as Mrs. Manuel Abeyta of San Francisco (Draft Card).
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