Robert Coleman Green was the son of John Henry Green (memorial # 31119405) and Adeline "Lina" (also “Linnie”) Christian Jones (memorial # 31119406). He had two sisters: Flara (Flora) Bell Green Thompson (memorial # 23072100) and Ellen Mae (May) Green Bolander (memorial # 23071862). The "Coleman" middle name probably comes from his grandmother Sarah Elizabeth Coleman Hill's maiden name (see memorials # 71939528 and # 13191992).
Various records indicate his occupations to have been farming and carpentering and to have worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918. He enlisted in the Army on August 28, 1942 in Dallas and served during WWII.
Robert appears to have been a lifelong bachelor as there are no records of a marriage or children. Census and military records indicate he was single with no dependents. He died in Spring, Montgomery County, Texas.
Various records indicate his occupations to have been farming and carpentering and to have worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918. He enlisted in the Army on August 28, 1942 in Dallas and served during WWII.
Robert appears to have been a lifelong bachelor as there are no records of a marriage or children. Census and military records indicate he was single with no dependents. He died in Spring, Montgomery County, Texas.
Robert Coleman Green was the son of John Henry Green (memorial # 31119405) and Adeline "Lina" (also “Linnie”) Christian Jones (memorial # 31119406). He had two sisters: Flara (Flora) Bell Green Thompson (memorial # 23072100) and Ellen Mae (May) Green Bolander (memorial # 23071862). The "Coleman" middle name probably comes from his grandmother Sarah Elizabeth Coleman Hill's maiden name (see memorials # 71939528 and # 13191992).
Various records indicate his occupations to have been farming and carpentering and to have worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918. He enlisted in the Army on August 28, 1942 in Dallas and served during WWII.
Robert appears to have been a lifelong bachelor as there are no records of a marriage or children. Census and military records indicate he was single with no dependents. He died in Spring, Montgomery County, Texas.
Various records indicate his occupations to have been farming and carpentering and to have worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918. He enlisted in the Army on August 28, 1942 in Dallas and served during WWII.
Robert appears to have been a lifelong bachelor as there are no records of a marriage or children. Census and military records indicate he was single with no dependents. He died in Spring, Montgomery County, Texas.
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