James Bennie Boyte served in the U.S.Army in France in W.W.1
Worked for the State of Louisiana as an ambulance driver for
E.A.Conway memorial Hospital in Monroe, La. Married Flora
Agnus (Martin) Boyte and had two sons. Carl Tonice Boyte and
James Farrell Boyte. He is buried in the extreme northwest
corner of the cemetery next to his wife. He was a Mason in
good standing and a Christian in deed.
Worked for the State of Louisiana as an ambulance driver for
E.A.Conway memorial Hospital in Monroe, La. Married Flora
Agnus (Martin) Boyte and had two sons. Carl Tonice Boyte and
James Farrell Boyte. He is buried in the extreme northwest
corner of the cemetery next to his wife. He was a Mason in
good standing and a Christian in deed.
James Bennie Boyte served in the U.S.Army in France in W.W.1
Worked for the State of Louisiana as an ambulance driver for
E.A.Conway memorial Hospital in Monroe, La. Married Flora
Agnus (Martin) Boyte and had two sons. Carl Tonice Boyte and
James Farrell Boyte. He is buried in the extreme northwest
corner of the cemetery next to his wife. He was a Mason in
good standing and a Christian in deed.
Worked for the State of Louisiana as an ambulance driver for
E.A.Conway memorial Hospital in Monroe, La. Married Flora
Agnus (Martin) Boyte and had two sons. Carl Tonice Boyte and
James Farrell Boyte. He is buried in the extreme northwest
corner of the cemetery next to his wife. He was a Mason in
good standing and a Christian in deed.
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