Claude Allen Foote was postmaster of the Sulphur, Kentucky post office. Not sure when. Early 1900's to 1920 possibly. (Looking for his family as we have no information as to his parents, brothers, sisters, etc. Only that he was born in Kentucky in the late 1800's.)
I may have found his family info. Possible parents were William A. Foote b. KY 1838, mother Annie.
KY Death cert. has Wil. A. Foote d. Fayette co. Apr. 1918, age 80, widow.
Claude may have died Oct 1932, all info ünknown"on death cert.
Still trying to find info on his wf. ..Elena, Elois, Azille..???
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Claude Allen Foote was born circa 1872 in Kentucky United States, and died at age 60 years old circa 1932. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Claude Allen Foote.
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