Sam Luce was working as a fireman at a sawmill located in Reynard, owned by Tom Luce (his distant cousin).
He was murdered by Guy Johnson and Ed McQueen, who then soaked his body in kerosene and burned the house Sam was living in.
Sam was about 60 years old. He may be the son of James L. Luce and Sarah E. Luce. The grave is unmarked.
He was murdered by Guy Johnson and Ed McQueen, who then soaked his body in kerosene and burned the house Sam was living in.
Sam was about 60 years old. He may be the son of James L. Luce and Sarah E. Luce. The grave is unmarked.
Sam Luce was working as a fireman at a sawmill located in Reynard, owned by Tom Luce (his distant cousin).
He was murdered by Guy Johnson and Ed McQueen, who then soaked his body in kerosene and burned the house Sam was living in.
Sam was about 60 years old. He may be the son of James L. Luce and Sarah E. Luce. The grave is unmarked.
He was murdered by Guy Johnson and Ed McQueen, who then soaked his body in kerosene and burned the house Sam was living in.
Sam was about 60 years old. He may be the son of James L. Luce and Sarah E. Luce. The grave is unmarked.
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