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William Franklin Lyda

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William Franklin Lyda Veteran

Birth
Indiana, USA
Death
28 Mar 1942 (aged 47)
Burial
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado, USA Add to Map
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My Grandfather... My Grandfather passed when he was 47. He spent the last of his life very sick due to being gased in the War. I remember many of the stories my Dad told about my Grandfather, but sadly many of his memories are of seeing his Dad very ill.
He was born in Fowler, Indiana to Pinckney Alexander Lyda and Emma Rachel Prose Lyda.
He is a brother to Lela (Slason), Erwin Milford, Vena Pinckney (Musller), Benjamin Otha Lyda.
He married Ruby Anna Gingery and the union bore three children, Ralph, Harold and Charlotte.

According to my Uncle Harold, my Grandfather farmed most his life. After getting out of the Army after WW1, he moved to Santa Barbara in 1922. He worked farming and also for American Express Railroad Co. Him and Ruby were married in 1926 and in 1931 returned to Colorado. He farmed there until his passing at Fitzimmon Army Hospital in Aurora, Colorado. I have 2 different death dates for my Grandfather, though all my records from family shows it as Feb 28th. Not March 2nd as is stated on his headstone.
My Grandfather... My Grandfather passed when he was 47. He spent the last of his life very sick due to being gased in the War. I remember many of the stories my Dad told about my Grandfather, but sadly many of his memories are of seeing his Dad very ill.
He was born in Fowler, Indiana to Pinckney Alexander Lyda and Emma Rachel Prose Lyda.
He is a brother to Lela (Slason), Erwin Milford, Vena Pinckney (Musller), Benjamin Otha Lyda.
He married Ruby Anna Gingery and the union bore three children, Ralph, Harold and Charlotte.

According to my Uncle Harold, my Grandfather farmed most his life. After getting out of the Army after WW1, he moved to Santa Barbara in 1922. He worked farming and also for American Express Railroad Co. Him and Ruby were married in 1926 and in 1931 returned to Colorado. He farmed there until his passing at Fitzimmon Army Hospital in Aurora, Colorado. I have 2 different death dates for my Grandfather, though all my records from family shows it as Feb 28th. Not March 2nd as is stated on his headstone.


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