Francis was born in Fruitport, Michigan and moved to Vallejo in 1935 when he was in his late thirties. He had at least one sister Viola (Smith).
Fred served during World War I and later served as the commander of WWI Veterans Barracks No. 223 and of American Legion Post 550.
Fred married Florence Mantor and they had at least five children, Marge (Dockter), Dixie (Payne Jacobsen), Barbara (Ledesma), Cathy (Hamlin) and Frank Jr.
Fred worked at Mare Island Naval Shipyard as a pipefitter and machinist for over twenty years. After retiring in 1956 he took a position as bailiff for the Solano County Superior Court and worked there for over ten years.
Fred was active in social groups being affiliated with the Sea Scouts, Masonic Lodge No. 87, and Ben Ali Temple.
CADI gives mother's maiden name as Westerhoff.
*Obituary published in "The Napa Register" on December 2, 1985.
Fred served during World War I and later served as the commander of WWI Veterans Barracks No. 223 and of American Legion Post 550.
Fred married Florence Mantor and they had at least five children, Marge (Dockter), Dixie (Payne Jacobsen), Barbara (Ledesma), Cathy (Hamlin) and Frank Jr.
Fred worked at Mare Island Naval Shipyard as a pipefitter and machinist for over twenty years. After retiring in 1956 he took a position as bailiff for the Solano County Superior Court and worked there for over ten years.
Fred was active in social groups being affiliated with the Sea Scouts, Masonic Lodge No. 87, and Ben Ali Temple.
CADI gives mother's maiden name as Westerhoff.
*Obituary published in "The Napa Register" on December 2, 1985.
Francis was born in Fruitport, Michigan and moved to Vallejo in 1935 when he was in his late thirties. He had at least one sister Viola (Smith).
Fred served during World War I and later served as the commander of WWI Veterans Barracks No. 223 and of American Legion Post 550.
Fred married Florence Mantor and they had at least five children, Marge (Dockter), Dixie (Payne Jacobsen), Barbara (Ledesma), Cathy (Hamlin) and Frank Jr.
Fred worked at Mare Island Naval Shipyard as a pipefitter and machinist for over twenty years. After retiring in 1956 he took a position as bailiff for the Solano County Superior Court and worked there for over ten years.
Fred was active in social groups being affiliated with the Sea Scouts, Masonic Lodge No. 87, and Ben Ali Temple.
CADI gives mother's maiden name as Westerhoff.
*Obituary published in "The Napa Register" on December 2, 1985.
Fred served during World War I and later served as the commander of WWI Veterans Barracks No. 223 and of American Legion Post 550.
Fred married Florence Mantor and they had at least five children, Marge (Dockter), Dixie (Payne Jacobsen), Barbara (Ledesma), Cathy (Hamlin) and Frank Jr.
Fred worked at Mare Island Naval Shipyard as a pipefitter and machinist for over twenty years. After retiring in 1956 he took a position as bailiff for the Solano County Superior Court and worked there for over ten years.
Fred was active in social groups being affiliated with the Sea Scouts, Masonic Lodge No. 87, and Ben Ali Temple.
CADI gives mother's maiden name as Westerhoff.
*Obituary published in "The Napa Register" on December 2, 1985.
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