His middle name also spelled Mayhew.
Married Ellen A RICHARDS on Dec 12, 1913 in Southold.
Richard was 34 when he registered for the WWI draft on Sept 12, 1918 in Mattituck. He reported his birthdate as Dec 27, 1884. He worked as a boatman on Peconic Bay for himself and gave Ellen A JENKINS as his contact. He was tall, of slender build with brown eyes and black hair and had lost the thumb on his right hand.
Mattituck Church records report Mayo JENKINS dying in Oct, 1918 of influenza.
After his death, Ellen moved back to East Lyme CT to live with her parents Andrew and Ellen RICHARDS in 1920 census. She had 3 small children: Richard age 5, Marie age 4 and Annie age 1.
Married Ellen A RICHARDS on Dec 12, 1913 in Southold.
Richard was 34 when he registered for the WWI draft on Sept 12, 1918 in Mattituck. He reported his birthdate as Dec 27, 1884. He worked as a boatman on Peconic Bay for himself and gave Ellen A JENKINS as his contact. He was tall, of slender build with brown eyes and black hair and had lost the thumb on his right hand.
Mattituck Church records report Mayo JENKINS dying in Oct, 1918 of influenza.
After his death, Ellen moved back to East Lyme CT to live with her parents Andrew and Ellen RICHARDS in 1920 census. She had 3 small children: Richard age 5, Marie age 4 and Annie age 1.
His middle name also spelled Mayhew.
Married Ellen A RICHARDS on Dec 12, 1913 in Southold.
Richard was 34 when he registered for the WWI draft on Sept 12, 1918 in Mattituck. He reported his birthdate as Dec 27, 1884. He worked as a boatman on Peconic Bay for himself and gave Ellen A JENKINS as his contact. He was tall, of slender build with brown eyes and black hair and had lost the thumb on his right hand.
Mattituck Church records report Mayo JENKINS dying in Oct, 1918 of influenza.
After his death, Ellen moved back to East Lyme CT to live with her parents Andrew and Ellen RICHARDS in 1920 census. She had 3 small children: Richard age 5, Marie age 4 and Annie age 1.
Married Ellen A RICHARDS on Dec 12, 1913 in Southold.
Richard was 34 when he registered for the WWI draft on Sept 12, 1918 in Mattituck. He reported his birthdate as Dec 27, 1884. He worked as a boatman on Peconic Bay for himself and gave Ellen A JENKINS as his contact. He was tall, of slender build with brown eyes and black hair and had lost the thumb on his right hand.
Mattituck Church records report Mayo JENKINS dying in Oct, 1918 of influenza.
After his death, Ellen moved back to East Lyme CT to live with her parents Andrew and Ellen RICHARDS in 1920 census. She had 3 small children: Richard age 5, Marie age 4 and Annie age 1.
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