S SGT US Army, Vietnam
His first name appears as Eiton on his military marker, but it is an "L" that was mistakenly lower-case.
Elton has been linked below to father Oliver Martin because he was cited in the obituary of Raymond Dudley "Barney" Martin (also at Keo Cemetery) as a brother who had preceded him in death. However, since Oliver Martin's (first) wife Hattie, who rests beside Oliver, passed away at the end of 1944, Elton does not share the same mother as Barney.
From public records, it appears that Elton's mother was the widowed Mrs. Mattie White, whom Elton's widowed father Oliver married on February 8, 1945 in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Her burial location is as yet unknown.
His first name appears as Eiton on his military marker, but it is an "L" that was mistakenly lower-case.
Elton has been linked below to father Oliver Martin because he was cited in the obituary of Raymond Dudley "Barney" Martin (also at Keo Cemetery) as a brother who had preceded him in death. However, since Oliver Martin's (first) wife Hattie, who rests beside Oliver, passed away at the end of 1944, Elton does not share the same mother as Barney.
From public records, it appears that Elton's mother was the widowed Mrs. Mattie White, whom Elton's widowed father Oliver married on February 8, 1945 in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Her burial location is as yet unknown.
S SGT US Army, Vietnam
His first name appears as Eiton on his military marker, but it is an "L" that was mistakenly lower-case.
Elton has been linked below to father Oliver Martin because he was cited in the obituary of Raymond Dudley "Barney" Martin (also at Keo Cemetery) as a brother who had preceded him in death. However, since Oliver Martin's (first) wife Hattie, who rests beside Oliver, passed away at the end of 1944, Elton does not share the same mother as Barney.
From public records, it appears that Elton's mother was the widowed Mrs. Mattie White, whom Elton's widowed father Oliver married on February 8, 1945 in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Her burial location is as yet unknown.
His first name appears as Eiton on his military marker, but it is an "L" that was mistakenly lower-case.
Elton has been linked below to father Oliver Martin because he was cited in the obituary of Raymond Dudley "Barney" Martin (also at Keo Cemetery) as a brother who had preceded him in death. However, since Oliver Martin's (first) wife Hattie, who rests beside Oliver, passed away at the end of 1944, Elton does not share the same mother as Barney.
From public records, it appears that Elton's mother was the widowed Mrs. Mattie White, whom Elton's widowed father Oliver married on February 8, 1945 in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Her burial location is as yet unknown.
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