He married Annie Allene Moseley Boyd.
He was an electrician who was accidentally electrocuted and died while working at Los Alamos, New Mexico.
(Info by Emma Ruth (Boyd} Steusloff)
Additional Obit:
James Sumner "Babe" Boyd, 48, died at Santa Cruz, N. M., Saturday.
Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church of Gatesville at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Camorton officiating, burial in Osage Cemetery.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Annie Boyd: three sons, Sumner, Gerald and David Boyd of Santa Cruz; two daughters, Miss Billie Jo Boyd of Santa Cruz and Miss Emma Ruth Boyd of Hillcrest Hospital, Waco; three brother, Claude of Oglesby, Fred of McGregor and Rev. W. T. Boyd of Dallas; two sisters, Miss Minnie Boyd of Oglesby and Mrs. Eva Boyd Rattan of Hillsboro.
Scott's Funeral Home, Gatesville 904 East Leon, phone 161
Source: Waco Tribune Herald, June 28, 1948
He married Annie Allene Moseley Boyd.
He was an electrician who was accidentally electrocuted and died while working at Los Alamos, New Mexico.
(Info by Emma Ruth (Boyd} Steusloff)
Additional Obit:
James Sumner "Babe" Boyd, 48, died at Santa Cruz, N. M., Saturday.
Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church of Gatesville at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Camorton officiating, burial in Osage Cemetery.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Annie Boyd: three sons, Sumner, Gerald and David Boyd of Santa Cruz; two daughters, Miss Billie Jo Boyd of Santa Cruz and Miss Emma Ruth Boyd of Hillcrest Hospital, Waco; three brother, Claude of Oglesby, Fred of McGregor and Rev. W. T. Boyd of Dallas; two sisters, Miss Minnie Boyd of Oglesby and Mrs. Eva Boyd Rattan of Hillsboro.
Scott's Funeral Home, Gatesville 904 East Leon, phone 161
Source: Waco Tribune Herald, June 28, 1948
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