Joseph Lacy Eakin

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Joseph Lacy Eakin

Was the son of Richard Lewis Eakin Sr. and Jennie Daugherty who were married 1/16/1914. He was born 11/6/1918 and died 8/31/1953 in Longview, Texas in a Hotel fire. Had one brother, Richard Lewis Eakin Jr. He is burried in Jackson Cemetery in Shelby County Texas. He was a Cpl in 142nd Armd Siginal Batt.

Date & Place: January 1, 1951 at Joseph Lacy Eakin in Joaquin, Texas United States

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