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Uncle Key is my Granduncle AND my Cousin (6cou3r)!
Uncle Key was an oilfield roughneck. He never married.
During WWI, Uncle Key served as a Private in the U.S. Army, Co D, 9 Inf. He was stationed at Camp Travis, TX in Jun 1921.
According to an Account Statement from Phillips & Luckey Company, Inc., William K. Bullock was embalmed and buried in a wood burial box.
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Uncle Key is my Granduncle AND my Cousin (6cou3r)!
Uncle Key was an oilfield roughneck. He never married.
During WWI, Uncle Key served as a Private in the U.S. Army, Co D, 9 Inf. He was stationed at Camp Travis, TX in Jun 1921.
According to an Account Statement from Phillips & Luckey Company, Inc., William K. Bullock was embalmed and buried in a wood burial box.
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Uncle Key is my Granduncle AND my Cousin (6cou3r)!
Uncle Key was an oilfield roughneck. He never married.
During WWI, Uncle Key served as a Private in the U.S. Army, Co D, 9 Inf. He was stationed at Camp Travis, TX in Jun 1921.
According to an Account Statement from Phillips & Luckey Company, Inc., William K. Bullock was embalmed and buried in a wood burial box.
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Uncle Key is my Granduncle AND my Cousin (6cou3r)!
Uncle Key was an oilfield roughneck. He never married.
During WWI, Uncle Key served as a Private in the U.S. Army, Co D, 9 Inf. He was stationed at Camp Travis, TX in Jun 1921.
According to an Account Statement from Phillips & Luckey Company, Inc., William K. Bullock was embalmed and buried in a wood burial box.
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