According to his Washington State death record, Paul was the son of Seneca Phillis and Philena Amos. His wife was named Mary A. Phillis.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Paul was named Pellus Martin Phillis. He lived in Tukwilla with his wife Mary. He was a switch engineer for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census he is recorded as Pillis M. Phillis, born in Kansas. He was listed as a railroad worker.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Paul was named Pellus Martin Phillis. He lived in Tukwilla with his wife Mary. He was a switch engineer for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census he is recorded as Pillis M. Phillis, born in Kansas. He was listed as a railroad worker.
According to his Washington State death record, Paul was the son of Seneca Phillis and Philena Amos. His wife was named Mary A. Phillis.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Paul was named Pellus Martin Phillis. He lived in Tukwilla with his wife Mary. He was a switch engineer for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census he is recorded as Pillis M. Phillis, born in Kansas. He was listed as a railroad worker.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Paul was named Pellus Martin Phillis. He lived in Tukwilla with his wife Mary. He was a switch engineer for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census he is recorded as Pillis M. Phillis, born in Kansas. He was listed as a railroad worker.
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