Lee Junia Sargent was the seventh child of my great grandfather Junia Sargent and his wife Ida Mariah Dack. He was born in South Dakota. He served in the military in World War One. When the family moved to California, he was only a teenager. After World War One he lived with his mother and wife in Riverside, California, moved to Los Angeles in the 1920's, had a son Marvin. He was divorced. He moved to Santa Ana in the mid 1960's. He lived in a big house on Broadway in Santa Ana. His nephew Robert Lynn Sargent of Anaheim went over to see this uncle, who was probably out of his mind by the time he died. He was buried next to his sister, Gila Myrl Sargent in Evergreen Cemetery. (The parents are buried on the other side of the Sargent Marker.)
Lee Junia Sargent was the seventh child of my great grandfather Junia Sargent and his wife Ida Mariah Dack. He was born in South Dakota. He served in the military in World War One. When the family moved to California, he was only a teenager. After World War One he lived with his mother and wife in Riverside, California, moved to Los Angeles in the 1920's, had a son Marvin. He was divorced. He moved to Santa Ana in the mid 1960's. He lived in a big house on Broadway in Santa Ana. His nephew Robert Lynn Sargent of Anaheim went over to see this uncle, who was probably out of his mind by the time he died. He was buried next to his sister, Gila Myrl Sargent in Evergreen Cemetery. (The parents are buried on the other side of the Sargent Marker.)
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Lee J Sargent
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Feb 15, 1897 Sep 1, 1974
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