Date 12 FEB 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died Feb 12, 1920 at 1025 Salt Lake Street. Age 60. Survived by widow, Mrs. Clara Dean; four sons, Horace, Vern, and Earl of Long Beach, and Lawn A. of Arkansas. He was a native of Missouri.
Find-A-Grave member Mary Rogers adds this: James was a painter, painting buildings and buggies. He decorated the Egyptian Theatre in Long Beach, CA. Due to prolonged exposure to paint for so many years, James died from lead poisoning.
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died Feb 12, 1920 at 1025 Salt Lake Street. Age 60. Survived by widow, Mrs. Clara Dean; four sons, Horace, Vern, and Earl of Long Beach, and Lawn A. of Arkansas. He was a native of Missouri.
Find-A-Grave member Mary Rogers adds this: James was a painter, painting buildings and buggies. He decorated the Egyptian Theatre in Long Beach, CA. Due to prolonged exposure to paint for so many years, James died from lead poisoning.
Date 12 FEB 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died Feb 12, 1920 at 1025 Salt Lake Street. Age 60. Survived by widow, Mrs. Clara Dean; four sons, Horace, Vern, and Earl of Long Beach, and Lawn A. of Arkansas. He was a native of Missouri.
Find-A-Grave member Mary Rogers adds this: James was a painter, painting buildings and buggies. He decorated the Egyptian Theatre in Long Beach, CA. Due to prolonged exposure to paint for so many years, James died from lead poisoning.
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died Feb 12, 1920 at 1025 Salt Lake Street. Age 60. Survived by widow, Mrs. Clara Dean; four sons, Horace, Vern, and Earl of Long Beach, and Lawn A. of Arkansas. He was a native of Missouri.
Find-A-Grave member Mary Rogers adds this: James was a painter, painting buildings and buggies. He decorated the Egyptian Theatre in Long Beach, CA. Due to prolonged exposure to paint for so many years, James died from lead poisoning.
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