According to his headstone, the surname is spelled Calloway; however, his death certificate and the census records spell it Callaway.
Son of C.C. Callaway and Minerva Kyle.
His death certificate lists him as a single white male whose usual occupation was that of truck driver and whose usual residence was San Antonio, Texas. He died at the Veterans Administration Hospital and the information on the death certificate indicates the spelling of his surname was Callaway.
He was a Cpl in the US Army during World War II.
Son of C.C. Callaway and Minerva Kyle.
His death certificate lists him as a single white male whose usual occupation was that of truck driver and whose usual residence was San Antonio, Texas. He died at the Veterans Administration Hospital and the information on the death certificate indicates the spelling of his surname was Callaway.
He was a Cpl in the US Army during World War II.
According to his headstone, the surname is spelled Calloway; however, his death certificate and the census records spell it Callaway.
Son of C.C. Callaway and Minerva Kyle.
His death certificate lists him as a single white male whose usual occupation was that of truck driver and whose usual residence was San Antonio, Texas. He died at the Veterans Administration Hospital and the information on the death certificate indicates the spelling of his surname was Callaway.
He was a Cpl in the US Army during World War II.
Son of C.C. Callaway and Minerva Kyle.
His death certificate lists him as a single white male whose usual occupation was that of truck driver and whose usual residence was San Antonio, Texas. He died at the Veterans Administration Hospital and the information on the death certificate indicates the spelling of his surname was Callaway.
He was a Cpl in the US Army during World War II.
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