Calvin Ellsworth DRAGOO's ancestry:
Walter Ellsworth DRAGOO & Dora Ann MITCHELL; John Nelson DRAGOO & Harriet BILLS; Daniel DRAGOO & Abigail POE; Belteshazzar DRAGOO, Jr. & Rebecca AUSTIN; Belteshazzar DRAGOO 1 & Martha BUTLER; Pierre Dragaud II and Elizabeth Tavaud; Pierre I DRAGAUD and Jeanne GARNIER.

Calvin was the husband of Josephine [Coy] DRAGOO.

Their adopted son was Donald W.

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Parents: Walter Dragoo and Dora Mitchell

Full sibling: Guy Dragoo

Half siblings: Ray Dragoo, Marshall Dragoo, Max Dragoo, Donald Dragoo, Wilbur Dragoo, John Dragoo, Grace Dragoo stephens, Myrtle Dragoo Mitchell, Lella Dragoo Smith, Laura Dragoo Loftis

Wife: Josephine Coy (married 9 Sep 1918 Franklin, Johnson Co., IN)

Adopted son: Dr. Donald Wayne Fitzpatrick Dragoo

Obituary: Franklin Evening Star 24 Aug 1953
Calvin Dragoo Dies Suddenly
Funeral Rites Will Be Conducted Tuesday

An illness of only 15 minutes resulted in the death of Calvin Elsworth Dragoo, a Clark Township farmer, at his home Saturday night at 10:30 o'clock.

For 20 years he had been in failing health, but his condition had not been alarming. Saturday night he watched the wrestling matches on television and became ill after retiring.

The body has been brought to the Vandivier mortuary where services are to be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. Donald P. Inglis, pastor of the Community Congregational Church, officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock and Tuesday until time for the service. They are invited to attend the rites.

Moved to County

Mr. Dragoo was the son of the late Walter and Dora Mitchell Dragoo and was born July 21, 1891, at Indianapolis. For a while he was a resident of Charleston, S. C., and after his marriage to Josephine Coy in 1918, he became a resident of Johnson County.

For one year, Mr. Dragoo served in the Marine Corps during World War I, being discharged in 1919. Prior to that he received his education in the public grade schools of the county.

He was a member of the Community Congregational Church.

The widow survives with a son, Donald Wayne Dragoo, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; the step-mother, Mrs. Anna Dragoo of Norman, Okla.; six half-brothers, Ray Dragoo, Marshall Dragoo, Max Dragoo, Donald Dragoo, Wilbur Dragoo and John Dragoo, all of Oklahoma; and four half-sisters, Mrs. Grace Stephens, of Oregon; Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell, Mrs. Lella Smith, of Oklahoma; and Mrs. Laura Loftis, of California.

A brother, Guy Dragoo, was killed at Branch's Station in 1908.

- Mark E. Wirey, Greenwood, IN