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Frederick Harrison Heldt

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Frederick Harrison Heldt Veteran

Birth
Pacific Grove, Monterey County, California, USA
Death
13 Aug 1977 (aged 42)
Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA
Burial
Hayward, Alameda County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
Plot 10, Section 13
Memorial ID
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BIRTH LAST NAME - LEWIS

Frederick's Mother, Ethel Kagy Elliott Lewis, died in 1939 at age 44, of breast cancer. His father, Frederick Elwin Lewis, died in 1942 at age 69. Frederick was adopted by friends of the family in 1942 at approx. age 7 with consent of his dying father. The adoption was arranged by minor Frederick's older sister Alma Margaret Lewis. The father's death and the county adoption both took place in July, 1942. Minor Frederick's name then changed from Frederick Harrison Lewis to Frederick Heldt. Geneology is ONLY related to biological ancestors. This information obtained from actual adoption records, Monterey County, court stamped 1942 and 1943.

Frederick was the youngest child of seven children. Several of the children were adults at the time of the parent's deaths. Older sister Alma Lewis had guardianship of Frederick in 1942, when the father was hospitalized for illness for several months in 1942. She arranged the adoption with a family (The Heldts) in the community of Pacific Grove, where both families resided. Although the father was very ill, he was able to consent to the adoption about three weeks before his death. Infor obtained from court records.

Per original birth certificate, Frederick's original name was Frederick Harrison Lewis, before being changed to Frederick (nmn) Heldt. This is also verified via a court record stamp dated 13 Jan. 1943, generated by the state Department of Social Welfare via the Superior Court in Monterey County in regards to the state sanctioning of the adoption. Lines 11.5-14 on page 1 states, "Minor, Frederick Lewis, Jr., whose birth certificate reads Frederick Harrison Lewis, was born in Pacific Grove on December 31, 1934. Natural parents, Frederick E. Lewis and Ethel Elliott Lewis, were married in San Francisco on June 21, 1919 and died in Pacific Grove on July 4, 1942 and May 18, 1939, respectively."

Obit for Frederick Elwin Lewis (his father) in the Monterey Peninsula Herald on 06 Jul 1942 indicates he was survied by son, "Frederick H. Lewis," along with other listed children.

Obit for Ethel Elliott Lewis (his mother) in the Monterey Peninsula Herald on 18/19 May 1939 indicates she was survived by son "Frederick H. Lewis," along with other listed children.

Adoption of Frederick Harrison LewisName on original birth certificate: Frederick Harrison Lewis. His mother (Ethel Kagy Elliott Lewis) died in 1939 of natural causes. His father (Frederick Elwin Lewis) died in 1942 of natural causes. Frederick was adopted by friends of the family in 1942 at approximately age 7 with consent of his dying father and his older sister. The father's death and the adoption both took place in July, 1942. The county officially santioned the adoption (per dated court records) in 1942. The state officially santioned the adoption in 1943 (per dated court records). Name changed from Frederick Harrison Lewis to Frederick Heldt. (Court papers also use an aka of Frederick Lewis Jr.) Geneology is ONLY related to biological ancestors. This information obtained from actual adoption records, Monterey County, stamped 1942 and 1943. Frederick Heldt aka Frederick Harrison Lewis (my father) died of Leukemia at age 42.

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1webdeb1 posted 30 Aug 2010

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1st Married
29 Dec. 1956, Reno, Washoe co., Nv.,
Patricia Diane Neal
Marriage Certificate #448741
Divorced March 1973, Alameda City, Ca.

Father of
Deborah 'Deb'
Daniel 'Dan'
David 'Dave'

2nd Married
Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005
about Frederick Heldt Name: Frederick Heldt
Gender: Male
Residence State: California
Spouse: Patricia J Burke
Spouse residence state: California
Marriage Date: 13 Oct 1973
Marriage City: Carson City
Officiant type: Civil celebrant
Recorded Date: 18 Oct 1973
Recorded city: Carson City

1953 -1961 Military
San Diego, California, USA and Korea United States Marine Corps, 3rd Battalion 5th Marines 1st Marine Division. Radio Telegraph Operator, Corporal
BIRTH LAST NAME - LEWIS

Frederick's Mother, Ethel Kagy Elliott Lewis, died in 1939 at age 44, of breast cancer. His father, Frederick Elwin Lewis, died in 1942 at age 69. Frederick was adopted by friends of the family in 1942 at approx. age 7 with consent of his dying father. The adoption was arranged by minor Frederick's older sister Alma Margaret Lewis. The father's death and the county adoption both took place in July, 1942. Minor Frederick's name then changed from Frederick Harrison Lewis to Frederick Heldt. Geneology is ONLY related to biological ancestors. This information obtained from actual adoption records, Monterey County, court stamped 1942 and 1943.

Frederick was the youngest child of seven children. Several of the children were adults at the time of the parent's deaths. Older sister Alma Lewis had guardianship of Frederick in 1942, when the father was hospitalized for illness for several months in 1942. She arranged the adoption with a family (The Heldts) in the community of Pacific Grove, where both families resided. Although the father was very ill, he was able to consent to the adoption about three weeks before his death. Infor obtained from court records.

Per original birth certificate, Frederick's original name was Frederick Harrison Lewis, before being changed to Frederick (nmn) Heldt. This is also verified via a court record stamp dated 13 Jan. 1943, generated by the state Department of Social Welfare via the Superior Court in Monterey County in regards to the state sanctioning of the adoption. Lines 11.5-14 on page 1 states, "Minor, Frederick Lewis, Jr., whose birth certificate reads Frederick Harrison Lewis, was born in Pacific Grove on December 31, 1934. Natural parents, Frederick E. Lewis and Ethel Elliott Lewis, were married in San Francisco on June 21, 1919 and died in Pacific Grove on July 4, 1942 and May 18, 1939, respectively."

Obit for Frederick Elwin Lewis (his father) in the Monterey Peninsula Herald on 06 Jul 1942 indicates he was survied by son, "Frederick H. Lewis," along with other listed children.

Obit for Ethel Elliott Lewis (his mother) in the Monterey Peninsula Herald on 18/19 May 1939 indicates she was survived by son "Frederick H. Lewis," along with other listed children.

Adoption of Frederick Harrison LewisName on original birth certificate: Frederick Harrison Lewis. His mother (Ethel Kagy Elliott Lewis) died in 1939 of natural causes. His father (Frederick Elwin Lewis) died in 1942 of natural causes. Frederick was adopted by friends of the family in 1942 at approximately age 7 with consent of his dying father and his older sister. The father's death and the adoption both took place in July, 1942. The county officially santioned the adoption (per dated court records) in 1942. The state officially santioned the adoption in 1943 (per dated court records). Name changed from Frederick Harrison Lewis to Frederick Heldt. (Court papers also use an aka of Frederick Lewis Jr.) Geneology is ONLY related to biological ancestors. This information obtained from actual adoption records, Monterey County, stamped 1942 and 1943. Frederick Heldt aka Frederick Harrison Lewis (my father) died of Leukemia at age 42.

Information provided by Ancestry family tree -
1webdeb1 posted 30 Aug 2010

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1st Married
29 Dec. 1956, Reno, Washoe co., Nv.,
Patricia Diane Neal
Marriage Certificate #448741
Divorced March 1973, Alameda City, Ca.

Father of
Deborah 'Deb'
Daniel 'Dan'
David 'Dave'

2nd Married
Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005
about Frederick Heldt Name: Frederick Heldt
Gender: Male
Residence State: California
Spouse: Patricia J Burke
Spouse residence state: California
Marriage Date: 13 Oct 1973
Marriage City: Carson City
Officiant type: Civil celebrant
Recorded Date: 18 Oct 1973
Recorded city: Carson City

1953 -1961 Military
San Diego, California, USA and Korea United States Marine Corps, 3rd Battalion 5th Marines 1st Marine Division. Radio Telegraph Operator, Corporal

Inscription

US Marine Corps



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