Raymond David is the son of Hiram Samuel Angstead and Sarah Lynn Angstead.
Raymond was one of 15 children. Raymond grew up in Iowa the son of a farmer.
He married Pearl Elizabeth Anderson (AKA) Elizabeth Pearl Anderson in Des Moines Iowa on Nov 6th 1906.
They had seven children: five sons and 2 daughters.
Carl Hiram, Mildred Jeanette, Edward Charles, Wilson Raymond, Glen Burton, Donald K, and Leona Mae.
Raymond was drafted into WW1, he had a wife and five children at that time.
He was a painter and paperhanger by trade.
The Angstead's were members of the First Christian Church in Iowa.
Raymond was one of 15 children. Raymond grew up in Iowa the son of a farmer.
He married Pearl Elizabeth Anderson (AKA) Elizabeth Pearl Anderson in Des Moines Iowa on Nov 6th 1906.
They had seven children: five sons and 2 daughters.
Carl Hiram, Mildred Jeanette, Edward Charles, Wilson Raymond, Glen Burton, Donald K, and Leona Mae.
Raymond was drafted into WW1, he had a wife and five children at that time.
He was a painter and paperhanger by trade.
The Angstead's were members of the First Christian Church in Iowa.
Raymond David is the son of Hiram Samuel Angstead and Sarah Lynn Angstead.
Raymond was one of 15 children. Raymond grew up in Iowa the son of a farmer.
He married Pearl Elizabeth Anderson (AKA) Elizabeth Pearl Anderson in Des Moines Iowa on Nov 6th 1906.
They had seven children: five sons and 2 daughters.
Carl Hiram, Mildred Jeanette, Edward Charles, Wilson Raymond, Glen Burton, Donald K, and Leona Mae.
Raymond was drafted into WW1, he had a wife and five children at that time.
He was a painter and paperhanger by trade.
The Angstead's were members of the First Christian Church in Iowa.
Raymond was one of 15 children. Raymond grew up in Iowa the son of a farmer.
He married Pearl Elizabeth Anderson (AKA) Elizabeth Pearl Anderson in Des Moines Iowa on Nov 6th 1906.
They had seven children: five sons and 2 daughters.
Carl Hiram, Mildred Jeanette, Edward Charles, Wilson Raymond, Glen Burton, Donald K, and Leona Mae.
Raymond was drafted into WW1, he had a wife and five children at that time.
He was a painter and paperhanger by trade.
The Angstead's were members of the First Christian Church in Iowa.
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