Update on 7.22.22
"Sergeant Payton had first served during World War II where he was the tail gunner of a B-29 Superfortress bomber with the US Air Force. On March 9, 1951, he was on a training mission flying out of Lakenheath Air Base, England when contact with the aircraft was lost. It apparently crashed in the Mediterranean Sea southeast of Spain. All 12 crew members died."
https://www.honorstates.org/index.php?id=3515&fbclid=IwAR0ZZfTarJUdscEmP4CYqU6nakOZhGjrYJ0Svxn-uVUrz5YaAx3X89rGYaI
Update on 7.22.22
"Sergeant Payton had first served during World War II where he was the tail gunner of a B-29 Superfortress bomber with the US Air Force. On March 9, 1951, he was on a training mission flying out of Lakenheath Air Base, England when contact with the aircraft was lost. It apparently crashed in the Mediterranean Sea southeast of Spain. All 12 crew members died."
https://www.honorstates.org/index.php?id=3515&fbclid=IwAR0ZZfTarJUdscEmP4CYqU6nakOZhGjrYJ0Svxn-uVUrz5YaAx3X89rGYaI
Family Members
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James D. "Jimmie" Payton
1904–1969
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Benjamin Chester "Bennie" Payton Sr
1907–1993
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Annie Smith Payton Rodgers
1908–1974
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Stella H Payton Suter
1914–1990
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Crawford Payton Jr
1916–1916
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Ray Bell Payton Rodgers
1917–1988
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Carl B Payton
1920–1971
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Oldham D Payton
1923–2000
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Lucy Catherine Payton Thompson
1925–2017
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William Earl Payton
1928–1978
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Jesse Lee Payton
1930–1930
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