--Son of John E. Love & wife Frances Hinson. Mumford was one of 9 children.
--World War I Veteran; he served as a cook in Company G, 318th Infantry, 80th Division, U.S. Army
--Occupation: He was a farm laborer for his father in 1910. By 1917, he was a carpenter working for E.I. duPont in Appomattox, VA. He later became a Building Contractor.
--He married Bertha Wallace in 1923; they had at least 3 children: Dorothy Phoebe Love, Vann Wallace Love, & James Mumford Love.
--World War I Veteran; he served as a cook in Company G, 318th Infantry, 80th Division, U.S. Army
--Occupation: He was a farm laborer for his father in 1910. By 1917, he was a carpenter working for E.I. duPont in Appomattox, VA. He later became a Building Contractor.
--He married Bertha Wallace in 1923; they had at least 3 children: Dorothy Phoebe Love, Vann Wallace Love, & James Mumford Love.
--Son of John E. Love & wife Frances Hinson. Mumford was one of 9 children.
--World War I Veteran; he served as a cook in Company G, 318th Infantry, 80th Division, U.S. Army
--Occupation: He was a farm laborer for his father in 1910. By 1917, he was a carpenter working for E.I. duPont in Appomattox, VA. He later became a Building Contractor.
--He married Bertha Wallace in 1923; they had at least 3 children: Dorothy Phoebe Love, Vann Wallace Love, & James Mumford Love.
--World War I Veteran; he served as a cook in Company G, 318th Infantry, 80th Division, U.S. Army
--Occupation: He was a farm laborer for his father in 1910. By 1917, he was a carpenter working for E.I. duPont in Appomattox, VA. He later became a Building Contractor.
--He married Bertha Wallace in 1923; they had at least 3 children: Dorothy Phoebe Love, Vann Wallace Love, & James Mumford Love.
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