enlisted in the Army March, 12, 1945; released Sep. 2, 1946 (U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010)
The 1930 census recorded Fay E. King, 8, living in Bastrop County, Texas, with father John A. King, 40, and mother Lula, 42.
The 1940 census recorded Fay E. King, 18, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, as a student at Seton Hospital.
Note: Husband Dale Carter was the informant on father John Arch King's death certificate
The 1930 census recorded Fay E. King, 8, living in Bastrop County, Texas, with father John A. King, 40, and mother Lula, 42.
The 1940 census recorded Fay E. King, 18, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, as a student at Seton Hospital.
Note: Husband Dale Carter was the informant on father John Arch King's death certificate
enlisted in the Army March, 12, 1945; released Sep. 2, 1946 (U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010)
The 1930 census recorded Fay E. King, 8, living in Bastrop County, Texas, with father John A. King, 40, and mother Lula, 42.
The 1940 census recorded Fay E. King, 18, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, as a student at Seton Hospital.
Note: Husband Dale Carter was the informant on father John Arch King's death certificate
The 1930 census recorded Fay E. King, 8, living in Bastrop County, Texas, with father John A. King, 40, and mother Lula, 42.
The 1940 census recorded Fay E. King, 18, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, as a student at Seton Hospital.
Note: Husband Dale Carter was the informant on father John Arch King's death certificate
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