JAMES HYRUM BOGGS was born in a small side in the road called Leeds, Utah. His occupation was a blacksmith had filled out a short, stocky Irish frame with muscles where muscles ought to be. In very deed he was and looked like the village Smithy. They lived in a adobe house with grandmother Jeanette Burton Taylor Smithson. In 1923, with little money in his pocket, James Hyrum Boggs hitchhiked to Los Angeles, California aboard a truck full of horses. It took him nearly two weeks. He found work almost at once with the C.C.Crandall Construction Co. Within a couple of months he sent for his family.
JAMES HYRUM BOGGS was born in a small side in the road called Leeds, Utah. His occupation was a blacksmith had filled out a short, stocky Irish frame with muscles where muscles ought to be. In very deed he was and looked like the village Smithy. They lived in a adobe house with grandmother Jeanette Burton Taylor Smithson. In 1923, with little money in his pocket, James Hyrum Boggs hitchhiked to Los Angeles, California aboard a truck full of horses. It took him nearly two weeks. He found work almost at once with the C.C.Crandall Construction Co. Within a couple of months he sent for his family.
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JAMES H. BOGGS
NOV 19 1881 APR 11 1941
son of
HENRY T. BOGGS
and
MARTHA ANN LEE
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Next to Martha A. Boggs.
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