Archie Bascum Black was born August 21, 1880 in Morgan County, Alabama to James Riley Black and Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Brooks Black.
He married Cynthia Leona Garrison Black on September 29, 1902.
The children of Archie and Cynthia Black are James Adolphus Black, Mae Elizabeth Moon and Leona Lillian Collins.
In the World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918, he was described as medium height, medium build with brown eyes and dark hair. He was a farmer of Route 4, Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama, at the time. His wife, Cynthia was named as his nearest relative.
Mr. Black died on Tuesday, May 17, 1949, at the age of 68.
He married Cynthia Leona Garrison Black on September 29, 1902.
The children of Archie and Cynthia Black are James Adolphus Black, Mae Elizabeth Moon and Leona Lillian Collins.
In the World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918, he was described as medium height, medium build with brown eyes and dark hair. He was a farmer of Route 4, Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama, at the time. His wife, Cynthia was named as his nearest relative.
Mr. Black died on Tuesday, May 17, 1949, at the age of 68.
Archie Bascum Black was born August 21, 1880 in Morgan County, Alabama to James Riley Black and Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Brooks Black.
He married Cynthia Leona Garrison Black on September 29, 1902.
The children of Archie and Cynthia Black are James Adolphus Black, Mae Elizabeth Moon and Leona Lillian Collins.
In the World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918, he was described as medium height, medium build with brown eyes and dark hair. He was a farmer of Route 4, Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama, at the time. His wife, Cynthia was named as his nearest relative.
Mr. Black died on Tuesday, May 17, 1949, at the age of 68.
He married Cynthia Leona Garrison Black on September 29, 1902.
The children of Archie and Cynthia Black are James Adolphus Black, Mae Elizabeth Moon and Leona Lillian Collins.
In the World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918, he was described as medium height, medium build with brown eyes and dark hair. He was a farmer of Route 4, Somerville, Morgan County, Alabama, at the time. His wife, Cynthia was named as his nearest relative.
Mr. Black died on Tuesday, May 17, 1949, at the age of 68.
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