Source for where he died:
*U.S. Social Security Death Index 1935-2014 (Ancestry) - Contributed by Linda Smiley, via email May 18, 2022.
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Attended Santa Clara University, and per The Redwood 1927 yearbook: Pierre Barceloux was born on July 30, 1905, at Willows, California where he received his early education ... came to Santa Clara in 1923. He served as Student Manager of football and basketball in his Junior and Senior years, for which he was awarded blocks. During the period 1925, 1926 and 1927 Pierre was president of the Athletic Managers' Association. He was chairman of the Legal Fraternity dance committee which culminated its work with a successful dance at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose, Saturday evening, February 6, 1927. Pierre was a member of the Stephen M. White and House of Philihistorian Debating societies. When a Sophomore he participated in the oratorical contest. He is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The Santa Clara - the official publication of the University of Santa Clara featured the following biography in its Thursday, November 2, 1994 edition: "Marine Captain Pierre Marcell Barceloux, Ph.B. '27 is an officer in charge of the legal department of the Legal Assistance Office at Camp Elliott, near San Diego. This department is maintained to afford morale needs to the Marine personnel by offering help to the men with legal problems. This service is given free to the officers as well as enlisted men. Before entering the service, Captain Barceloux practiced law in Chico, California."
J.D. at Stanford University.
Birth and death dates and locations (mother's maiden name Tremblay) from California Death Index Records.
*U.S. Social Security Death Index 1935-2014 (Ancestry) - Contributed by Linda Smiley, via email May 18, 2022.
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Attended Santa Clara University, and per The Redwood 1927 yearbook: Pierre Barceloux was born on July 30, 1905, at Willows, California where he received his early education ... came to Santa Clara in 1923. He served as Student Manager of football and basketball in his Junior and Senior years, for which he was awarded blocks. During the period 1925, 1926 and 1927 Pierre was president of the Athletic Managers' Association. He was chairman of the Legal Fraternity dance committee which culminated its work with a successful dance at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose, Saturday evening, February 6, 1927. Pierre was a member of the Stephen M. White and House of Philihistorian Debating societies. When a Sophomore he participated in the oratorical contest. He is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The Santa Clara - the official publication of the University of Santa Clara featured the following biography in its Thursday, November 2, 1994 edition: "Marine Captain Pierre Marcell Barceloux, Ph.B. '27 is an officer in charge of the legal department of the Legal Assistance Office at Camp Elliott, near San Diego. This department is maintained to afford morale needs to the Marine personnel by offering help to the men with legal problems. This service is given free to the officers as well as enlisted men. Before entering the service, Captain Barceloux practiced law in Chico, California."
J.D. at Stanford University.
Birth and death dates and locations (mother's maiden name Tremblay) from California Death Index Records.
Source for where he died:
*U.S. Social Security Death Index 1935-2014 (Ancestry) - Contributed by Linda Smiley, via email May 18, 2022.
~~~
Attended Santa Clara University, and per The Redwood 1927 yearbook: Pierre Barceloux was born on July 30, 1905, at Willows, California where he received his early education ... came to Santa Clara in 1923. He served as Student Manager of football and basketball in his Junior and Senior years, for which he was awarded blocks. During the period 1925, 1926 and 1927 Pierre was president of the Athletic Managers' Association. He was chairman of the Legal Fraternity dance committee which culminated its work with a successful dance at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose, Saturday evening, February 6, 1927. Pierre was a member of the Stephen M. White and House of Philihistorian Debating societies. When a Sophomore he participated in the oratorical contest. He is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The Santa Clara - the official publication of the University of Santa Clara featured the following biography in its Thursday, November 2, 1994 edition: "Marine Captain Pierre Marcell Barceloux, Ph.B. '27 is an officer in charge of the legal department of the Legal Assistance Office at Camp Elliott, near San Diego. This department is maintained to afford morale needs to the Marine personnel by offering help to the men with legal problems. This service is given free to the officers as well as enlisted men. Before entering the service, Captain Barceloux practiced law in Chico, California."
J.D. at Stanford University.
Birth and death dates and locations (mother's maiden name Tremblay) from California Death Index Records.
*U.S. Social Security Death Index 1935-2014 (Ancestry) - Contributed by Linda Smiley, via email May 18, 2022.
~~~
Attended Santa Clara University, and per The Redwood 1927 yearbook: Pierre Barceloux was born on July 30, 1905, at Willows, California where he received his early education ... came to Santa Clara in 1923. He served as Student Manager of football and basketball in his Junior and Senior years, for which he was awarded blocks. During the period 1925, 1926 and 1927 Pierre was president of the Athletic Managers' Association. He was chairman of the Legal Fraternity dance committee which culminated its work with a successful dance at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose, Saturday evening, February 6, 1927. Pierre was a member of the Stephen M. White and House of Philihistorian Debating societies. When a Sophomore he participated in the oratorical contest. He is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy.
The Santa Clara - the official publication of the University of Santa Clara featured the following biography in its Thursday, November 2, 1994 edition: "Marine Captain Pierre Marcell Barceloux, Ph.B. '27 is an officer in charge of the legal department of the Legal Assistance Office at Camp Elliott, near San Diego. This department is maintained to afford morale needs to the Marine personnel by offering help to the men with legal problems. This service is given free to the officers as well as enlisted men. Before entering the service, Captain Barceloux practiced law in Chico, California."
J.D. at Stanford University.
Birth and death dates and locations (mother's maiden name Tremblay) from California Death Index Records.
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