In 1888, on June 16 in Sherman, Texas, Charles Franklin was born to Sarah Ellen (Vawter) Donaldson and William Green Campbell of Tennessee.
In 1893, on February 11 again in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas, birth of a younger brother, Jesse Leon.
He served four years in the Navy.
In 1917, he registered in Texas for the WWI draft. He was tall and slender with black hair and blue eyes.
He was a tailor.
In 1917, on September 2 in Johnson, Texas, he married Ann Merle Billingsley.
In 1918, birth of Bertha Sue.
In, 1920 they suffered the loss of a premature newborn at one week of age, Frank Edward Campbell.
In 1923 Charles Franklin Campbell, Jr. was born.
In 1927 on June 27 in Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas, his dependent mother passed away.
Before 1930, the family had moved to Long Beach, Los Angeles, California.
They lived in LA for 15 years. He was a maintenance engineer at the Monarch Hotel.
In 1942, he registered for the WWII draft.
In 1943, on June 12, he passed away of acute heart failure from influenza.
In 1943, on June 14, he was cremated at Rosedale.
In 1893, on February 11 again in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas, birth of a younger brother, Jesse Leon.
He served four years in the Navy.
In 1917, he registered in Texas for the WWI draft. He was tall and slender with black hair and blue eyes.
He was a tailor.
In 1917, on September 2 in Johnson, Texas, he married Ann Merle Billingsley.
In 1918, birth of Bertha Sue.
In, 1920 they suffered the loss of a premature newborn at one week of age, Frank Edward Campbell.
In 1923 Charles Franklin Campbell, Jr. was born.
In 1927 on June 27 in Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas, his dependent mother passed away.
Before 1930, the family had moved to Long Beach, Los Angeles, California.
They lived in LA for 15 years. He was a maintenance engineer at the Monarch Hotel.
In 1942, he registered for the WWII draft.
In 1943, on June 12, he passed away of acute heart failure from influenza.
In 1943, on June 14, he was cremated at Rosedale.
In 1888, on June 16 in Sherman, Texas, Charles Franklin was born to Sarah Ellen (Vawter) Donaldson and William Green Campbell of Tennessee.
In 1893, on February 11 again in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas, birth of a younger brother, Jesse Leon.
He served four years in the Navy.
In 1917, he registered in Texas for the WWI draft. He was tall and slender with black hair and blue eyes.
He was a tailor.
In 1917, on September 2 in Johnson, Texas, he married Ann Merle Billingsley.
In 1918, birth of Bertha Sue.
In, 1920 they suffered the loss of a premature newborn at one week of age, Frank Edward Campbell.
In 1923 Charles Franklin Campbell, Jr. was born.
In 1927 on June 27 in Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas, his dependent mother passed away.
Before 1930, the family had moved to Long Beach, Los Angeles, California.
They lived in LA for 15 years. He was a maintenance engineer at the Monarch Hotel.
In 1942, he registered for the WWII draft.
In 1943, on June 12, he passed away of acute heart failure from influenza.
In 1943, on June 14, he was cremated at Rosedale.
In 1893, on February 11 again in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas, birth of a younger brother, Jesse Leon.
He served four years in the Navy.
In 1917, he registered in Texas for the WWI draft. He was tall and slender with black hair and blue eyes.
He was a tailor.
In 1917, on September 2 in Johnson, Texas, he married Ann Merle Billingsley.
In 1918, birth of Bertha Sue.
In, 1920 they suffered the loss of a premature newborn at one week of age, Frank Edward Campbell.
In 1923 Charles Franklin Campbell, Jr. was born.
In 1927 on June 27 in Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas, his dependent mother passed away.
Before 1930, the family had moved to Long Beach, Los Angeles, California.
They lived in LA for 15 years. He was a maintenance engineer at the Monarch Hotel.
In 1942, he registered for the WWII draft.
In 1943, on June 12, he passed away of acute heart failure from influenza.
In 1943, on June 14, he was cremated at Rosedale.
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