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Francis Wallace Phenix

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Francis Wallace Phenix
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Francis Wallace Phenix
Francis Wallace Phenix was born on Feb 11, 1915 in Lansing, Michigan to parents Fred Z Phenix (May 14, 1871-March 1, 1949) and Esther M Phenix (April 18, 1877-May 29, 1955). He lived his life in Lansing, Ingham, Michigan, USA and worked as a shear operator and also as a truck driver. On September 30, 1935 married Hazel Harriett King (1917-1990) in Lansing. The couple had children including Nila Jean Phenix (1925-1935), Hal LeRoy Butch Phenix (1937-1992), Mary Joyce Phenix (1938-2006), and Nancy Ann Phenix (1938-1994). He was known to all as Tom and would intermittently chip Woo Hoo! Loved this!
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