He served as a CPL in Ordance Department WWI.
Husband of Betty Findley.
Father of 8 chldren:
Valderie, Alma "Bay", Frank James Jr. Hutcheson, Edna "Skeet", Lloyd Hutcheson, Hugh "Red" Hutcheson,
Sammy (L.E.) Hutcheson, and Sammy's twin, a girl, who died May 5, 1933.
He worked at Ft. Stewart but did not retire there. He also farmed a bit, mostly working in cattle.
One evening, he went to feed up and water the cattle. When he did not return, one of the family members went to look for him and found him sitting/slumped down by a tree in the pasture. He had a heart attack.
He was my Great Great Uncle.
Husband of Betty Findley.
Father of 8 chldren:
Valderie, Alma "Bay", Frank James Jr. Hutcheson, Edna "Skeet", Lloyd Hutcheson, Hugh "Red" Hutcheson,
Sammy (L.E.) Hutcheson, and Sammy's twin, a girl, who died May 5, 1933.
He worked at Ft. Stewart but did not retire there. He also farmed a bit, mostly working in cattle.
One evening, he went to feed up and water the cattle. When he did not return, one of the family members went to look for him and found him sitting/slumped down by a tree in the pasture. He had a heart attack.
He was my Great Great Uncle.
He served as a CPL in Ordance Department WWI.
Husband of Betty Findley.
Father of 8 chldren:
Valderie, Alma "Bay", Frank James Jr. Hutcheson, Edna "Skeet", Lloyd Hutcheson, Hugh "Red" Hutcheson,
Sammy (L.E.) Hutcheson, and Sammy's twin, a girl, who died May 5, 1933.
He worked at Ft. Stewart but did not retire there. He also farmed a bit, mostly working in cattle.
One evening, he went to feed up and water the cattle. When he did not return, one of the family members went to look for him and found him sitting/slumped down by a tree in the pasture. He had a heart attack.
He was my Great Great Uncle.
Husband of Betty Findley.
Father of 8 chldren:
Valderie, Alma "Bay", Frank James Jr. Hutcheson, Edna "Skeet", Lloyd Hutcheson, Hugh "Red" Hutcheson,
Sammy (L.E.) Hutcheson, and Sammy's twin, a girl, who died May 5, 1933.
He worked at Ft. Stewart but did not retire there. He also farmed a bit, mostly working in cattle.
One evening, he went to feed up and water the cattle. When he did not return, one of the family members went to look for him and found him sitting/slumped down by a tree in the pasture. He had a heart attack.
He was my Great Great Uncle.
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