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Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman 1905–1961 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 24 NOV 1905

Birth Location: Christian Co., MO

Death Date: 6 Jul 1961

Death Location: Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA

Father: Richard Workman

Mother: Susan Clayton

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In 1905, Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman entered the world in Christian Co., MO, born to Richard Franklin Babe Workman And Susan Lavonne Susie Clayton. Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman passed away in 1961 in Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA.

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Biography

  • In 1905, Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman entered the world in Christian Co., MO, born to Richard Franklin Babe Workman And Susan Lavonne Susie Clayton.
  • Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman passed away in 1961 in Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA.

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Earl Workman's Ancestors

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Earl Workman
1905–1961
Birth Place: Christian Co., MO
Parents
Richard Franklin "Babe" Workman
1871–1956
Garrison, Christian, Missouri, USA
Susan (Lavonne "Susie") Clayton
1877–1962
Sparta, Christian, Missouri, USA
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Earl Workman's Timeline

2 Records

1905
24 NOV 1905
Birth of Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman in Christian Co., MO
Christian Co., MO
1961
6 Jul 1961
Age 56
Death of Earl Franklin "Boog" Workman in Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 24 NOV 1905
    Event Place: Christian Co., MO

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 6 Jul 1961
    Event Place: Springfield Baptist Hospital, Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA

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