Arthur V. Anibal Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida; D: 2 Jun 2003) was the son of Arthur Armayor and Quelina Carbonell (Social Security Applications).
In 1920, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Anivar Armaryor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armaryor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, and Alice Armaryor (1920 Census).
In 1930, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Nival Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Isabelle, Elise, Delores, Arthur J., and Beatrice Armayor (1930 Census).
In 1935, Precinct 6, Monroe County, Florida; Anibal Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, Alicia, Dolores, Arthur Jr., Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1935 Florida Census).
In 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Aneva Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Alicia, Dolores, Arthur, Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1940 Census).
On 16 Oct 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Arthur Vincent Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida), a resident of Key West, registered for the World War II draft. He was employed at La Concha Hotel in Key West. He was described as 5' 11", 145 pounds, ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as his mother Mrs. Arthur Armayor (Draft Card).
Arthur V. Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914; D: 2 Jun 2003) served in the US Army from 10 Sep 1941 to 15 Nov 1945 (VA Death Index).
In 1950, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; newspaper distributor Arthur V. Armayor and his wife Clara L. were enumerated with children: Frederick and Linda Armayor (1950 Census).
Arthur a resident of Albuquerque, was survived by his wife Clara Bernice Armayor of Albuquerque; sons: Rick Armayor (wife Jane) of Albuquerque and Arthur Armayor Jr. of Dalton, Georgia; daughter Linda A. Jordan (husband Dr. Michael Douglas) of Midland, Texas; five grandsons: Charles Wilson Moore, Travis Vincent Armayor, David Garland Armayor, Joseph Douglas Jordan and Jonathan David Jordan; eight great-grandchildren; brother Oliver Armayor of Jacksonville, Florida; and sisters: Isabel DeNardo, Betty Rogers and Clara Sullivan, all of Orlando, Florida.
Arthur served in the US Army with the 24th Infantry Division. He was awarded 3 Bronze Star Medals during his service in World War II. He attained the rank of 1st Sergeant.
In 1920, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Anivar Armaryor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armaryor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, and Alice Armaryor (1920 Census).
In 1930, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Nival Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Isabelle, Elise, Delores, Arthur J., and Beatrice Armayor (1930 Census).
In 1935, Precinct 6, Monroe County, Florida; Anibal Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, Alicia, Dolores, Arthur Jr., Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1935 Florida Census).
In 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Aneva Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Alicia, Dolores, Arthur, Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1940 Census).
On 16 Oct 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Arthur Vincent Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida), a resident of Key West, registered for the World War II draft. He was employed at La Concha Hotel in Key West. He was described as 5' 11", 145 pounds, ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as his mother Mrs. Arthur Armayor (Draft Card).
Arthur V. Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914; D: 2 Jun 2003) served in the US Army from 10 Sep 1941 to 15 Nov 1945 (VA Death Index).
In 1950, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; newspaper distributor Arthur V. Armayor and his wife Clara L. were enumerated with children: Frederick and Linda Armayor (1950 Census).
Arthur a resident of Albuquerque, was survived by his wife Clara Bernice Armayor of Albuquerque; sons: Rick Armayor (wife Jane) of Albuquerque and Arthur Armayor Jr. of Dalton, Georgia; daughter Linda A. Jordan (husband Dr. Michael Douglas) of Midland, Texas; five grandsons: Charles Wilson Moore, Travis Vincent Armayor, David Garland Armayor, Joseph Douglas Jordan and Jonathan David Jordan; eight great-grandchildren; brother Oliver Armayor of Jacksonville, Florida; and sisters: Isabel DeNardo, Betty Rogers and Clara Sullivan, all of Orlando, Florida.
Arthur served in the US Army with the 24th Infantry Division. He was awarded 3 Bronze Star Medals during his service in World War II. He attained the rank of 1st Sergeant.
Arthur V. Anibal Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida; D: 2 Jun 2003) was the son of Arthur Armayor and Quelina Carbonell (Social Security Applications).
In 1920, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Anivar Armaryor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armaryor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, and Alice Armaryor (1920 Census).
In 1930, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Nival Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Isabelle, Elise, Delores, Arthur J., and Beatrice Armayor (1930 Census).
In 1935, Precinct 6, Monroe County, Florida; Anibal Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, Alicia, Dolores, Arthur Jr., Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1935 Florida Census).
In 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Aneva Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Alicia, Dolores, Arthur, Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1940 Census).
On 16 Oct 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Arthur Vincent Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida), a resident of Key West, registered for the World War II draft. He was employed at La Concha Hotel in Key West. He was described as 5' 11", 145 pounds, ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as his mother Mrs. Arthur Armayor (Draft Card).
Arthur V. Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914; D: 2 Jun 2003) served in the US Army from 10 Sep 1941 to 15 Nov 1945 (VA Death Index).
In 1950, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; newspaper distributor Arthur V. Armayor and his wife Clara L. were enumerated with children: Frederick and Linda Armayor (1950 Census).
Arthur a resident of Albuquerque, was survived by his wife Clara Bernice Armayor of Albuquerque; sons: Rick Armayor (wife Jane) of Albuquerque and Arthur Armayor Jr. of Dalton, Georgia; daughter Linda A. Jordan (husband Dr. Michael Douglas) of Midland, Texas; five grandsons: Charles Wilson Moore, Travis Vincent Armayor, David Garland Armayor, Joseph Douglas Jordan and Jonathan David Jordan; eight great-grandchildren; brother Oliver Armayor of Jacksonville, Florida; and sisters: Isabel DeNardo, Betty Rogers and Clara Sullivan, all of Orlando, Florida.
Arthur served in the US Army with the 24th Infantry Division. He was awarded 3 Bronze Star Medals during his service in World War II. He attained the rank of 1st Sergeant.
In 1920, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Anivar Armaryor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armaryor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, and Alice Armaryor (1920 Census).
In 1930, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Nival Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Isabelle, Elise, Delores, Arthur J., and Beatrice Armayor (1930 Census).
In 1935, Precinct 6, Monroe County, Florida; Anibal Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Oliver, Isabel, Alicia, Dolores, Arthur Jr., Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1935 Florida Census).
In 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Aneva Armayor was enumerated with his parents Arthur & Quelina Armayor and siblings: Alicia, Dolores, Arthur, Beatrice R., and Clara L. Armayor (1940 Census).
On 16 Oct 1940, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; Arthur Vincent Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914, Key West, Florida), a resident of Key West, registered for the World War II draft. He was employed at La Concha Hotel in Key West. He was described as 5' 11", 145 pounds, ruddy complexion, brown hair, and brown eyes. Next of kin was recorded as his mother Mrs. Arthur Armayor (Draft Card).
Arthur V. Armayor (B: 4 Jun 1914; D: 2 Jun 2003) served in the US Army from 10 Sep 1941 to 15 Nov 1945 (VA Death Index).
In 1950, Key West, Monroe County, Florida; newspaper distributor Arthur V. Armayor and his wife Clara L. were enumerated with children: Frederick and Linda Armayor (1950 Census).
Arthur a resident of Albuquerque, was survived by his wife Clara Bernice Armayor of Albuquerque; sons: Rick Armayor (wife Jane) of Albuquerque and Arthur Armayor Jr. of Dalton, Georgia; daughter Linda A. Jordan (husband Dr. Michael Douglas) of Midland, Texas; five grandsons: Charles Wilson Moore, Travis Vincent Armayor, David Garland Armayor, Joseph Douglas Jordan and Jonathan David Jordan; eight great-grandchildren; brother Oliver Armayor of Jacksonville, Florida; and sisters: Isabel DeNardo, Betty Rogers and Clara Sullivan, all of Orlando, Florida.
Arthur served in the US Army with the 24th Infantry Division. He was awarded 3 Bronze Star Medals during his service in World War II. He attained the rank of 1st Sergeant.
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