Homa married Leona Indiana Lee (1892-1968), buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Jacksonville, Calhoun Co., AL.
Children: Vera, Jewel, Hilda, J.T., Hazel, Edna, Betty and Freda Griffin.
Most everyone called you Homer, but your family said your legal name Homa was from the State of Oklahoma. Then, you married a lady named Leona Indiana Lee.
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Alabama Death Certificate # 79
Death place: Jacksonville, Calhoun Co., AL
Male, white, divorced, occupation: blacksmith
Born: Etowah County, Alabama
Parents: Idella Funderburg and John V. Griffin
Cause of death: urethral cancer - possible heart failure
Johnston Funeral Home, Jacksonville, AL
Burial: Pilgrims Rest Cemetery, Etowah Co., AL
Signed by coroner, Anniston, Alabama
Informant for certificate: Mrs. John Davis, Jacksonville, AL
who supplied name, parents, etc.
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World War I registration - June 5. 1917:
Homa L. Griffin, was listed as slender, medium height, light brown hair and light blue eyes. He was a farmer, living in Boaz, Marshall County, Alabama when he registered. He had a wife and two children.
It is uncertain if Homa ever served during WWI.
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Homa married Leona Indiana Lee (1892-1968), buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Jacksonville, Calhoun Co., AL.
Children: Vera, Jewel, Hilda, J.T., Hazel, Edna, Betty and Freda Griffin.
Most everyone called you Homer, but your family said your legal name Homa was from the State of Oklahoma. Then, you married a lady named Leona Indiana Lee.
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Alabama Death Certificate # 79
Death place: Jacksonville, Calhoun Co., AL
Male, white, divorced, occupation: blacksmith
Born: Etowah County, Alabama
Parents: Idella Funderburg and John V. Griffin
Cause of death: urethral cancer - possible heart failure
Johnston Funeral Home, Jacksonville, AL
Burial: Pilgrims Rest Cemetery, Etowah Co., AL
Signed by coroner, Anniston, Alabama
Informant for certificate: Mrs. John Davis, Jacksonville, AL
who supplied name, parents, etc.
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World War I registration - June 5. 1917:
Homa L. Griffin, was listed as slender, medium height, light brown hair and light blue eyes. He was a farmer, living in Boaz, Marshall County, Alabama when he registered. He had a wife and two children.
It is uncertain if Homa ever served during WWI.
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Family Members
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Willie Otto "Bill" Griffin
1895–1955
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Clata Lee Griffin Little
1897–1962
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Annie Sophronia Griffin Smith
1898–1963
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Orene Victoria Griffin Thompson
1900–1946
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John Chester Griffin Sr
1903–1968
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Edd Phillip Griffin
1905–1978
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Fred Anderson Griffin
1907–1984
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Myrtle Hazel Griffin Smith
1912–1977
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Mary E. Griffin Williams
1914–1973
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Dorothy Lillian Griffin Snyder
1919–2006
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