This unnamed infant was stillborn in the 7th month of his mother's pregnancy. Such premature births in 1928 did not bode well for the survival of the child.
Though his birth and death happened 20 years before my own, he would have been a first cousin, once removed, as were his half-brothers, Homer & Wayne Belshe.
This infant's father was my Great Uncle Harvey Belshe. Euna McElveen was my uncle's 2nd wife.
Lee Veal
Though his birth and death happened 20 years before my own, he would have been a first cousin, once removed, as were his half-brothers, Homer & Wayne Belshe.
This infant's father was my Great Uncle Harvey Belshe. Euna McElveen was my uncle's 2nd wife.
Lee Veal
This unnamed infant was stillborn in the 7th month of his mother's pregnancy. Such premature births in 1928 did not bode well for the survival of the child.
Though his birth and death happened 20 years before my own, he would have been a first cousin, once removed, as were his half-brothers, Homer & Wayne Belshe.
This infant's father was my Great Uncle Harvey Belshe. Euna McElveen was my uncle's 2nd wife.
Lee Veal
Though his birth and death happened 20 years before my own, he would have been a first cousin, once removed, as were his half-brothers, Homer & Wayne Belshe.
This infant's father was my Great Uncle Harvey Belshe. Euna McElveen was my uncle's 2nd wife.
Lee Veal
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According to the death certificate issued for this unnamed infant, he was interred in Greenwood Cemetery on October 28, 1928.
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