Date of birth from 1900 census. Date of death from California death certificate index and his obituary; it was incorrectly indexed as 22 June 1927 on Ancestry.com. Middle name from several Sacramento voting registrations, where he was listed as a carpenter or "car builder" (rail cars), and a registered Republican.
His obituary was published Thursday 23 June 1927 in "The Sacramento Bee", page 2, stating he died in a Sacramento hospital on Tuesday. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the Harry A Nauman & Sons parlor, with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. He was a newspaper vendor, having lived in California for 22 years. He was preceded by his wife, Hester K. Lain, and survived by his children, Homer M. Lain, Mrs. Alberta Pearce and Mrs. Irving Rivett, all of Sacramento.
His obituary was published Thursday 23 June 1927 in "The Sacramento Bee", page 2, stating he died in a Sacramento hospital on Tuesday. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the Harry A Nauman & Sons parlor, with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. He was a newspaper vendor, having lived in California for 22 years. He was preceded by his wife, Hester K. Lain, and survived by his children, Homer M. Lain, Mrs. Alberta Pearce and Mrs. Irving Rivett, all of Sacramento.
Date of birth from 1900 census. Date of death from California death certificate index and his obituary; it was incorrectly indexed as 22 June 1927 on Ancestry.com. Middle name from several Sacramento voting registrations, where he was listed as a carpenter or "car builder" (rail cars), and a registered Republican.
His obituary was published Thursday 23 June 1927 in "The Sacramento Bee", page 2, stating he died in a Sacramento hospital on Tuesday. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the Harry A Nauman & Sons parlor, with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. He was a newspaper vendor, having lived in California for 22 years. He was preceded by his wife, Hester K. Lain, and survived by his children, Homer M. Lain, Mrs. Alberta Pearce and Mrs. Irving Rivett, all of Sacramento.
His obituary was published Thursday 23 June 1927 in "The Sacramento Bee", page 2, stating he died in a Sacramento hospital on Tuesday. His funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the Harry A Nauman & Sons parlor, with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. He was a newspaper vendor, having lived in California for 22 years. He was preceded by his wife, Hester K. Lain, and survived by his children, Homer M. Lain, Mrs. Alberta Pearce and Mrs. Irving Rivett, all of Sacramento.
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