his middle name comes from Registration State: District of Columbia; Registration County: Washington. Source: Ancestry.com. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
He was from Sumter, SC, but on each of his census entries, it lists his birthplace as South Carolina. I could not find a death location but he had lived at the same address in Washington, D.C. (1323 Corbin Place NE) from 1917 through 1940 (per his census entry) so he likely died in DC but I have no evidence of this. I could not find an obituary.
He was from Sumter, SC, but on each of his census entries, it lists his birthplace as South Carolina. I could not find a death location but he had lived at the same address in Washington, D.C. (1323 Corbin Place NE) from 1917 through 1940 (per his census entry) so he likely died in DC but I have no evidence of this. I could not find an obituary.
his middle name comes from Registration State: District of Columbia; Registration County: Washington. Source: Ancestry.com. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
He was from Sumter, SC, but on each of his census entries, it lists his birthplace as South Carolina. I could not find a death location but he had lived at the same address in Washington, D.C. (1323 Corbin Place NE) from 1917 through 1940 (per his census entry) so he likely died in DC but I have no evidence of this. I could not find an obituary.
He was from Sumter, SC, but on each of his census entries, it lists his birthplace as South Carolina. I could not find a death location but he had lived at the same address in Washington, D.C. (1323 Corbin Place NE) from 1917 through 1940 (per his census entry) so he likely died in DC but I have no evidence of this. I could not find an obituary.
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