Leo in his favorite easy chair

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George Erles

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Leo in his favorite easy chair

Leo Erles at home, as per his evening habit, reading in his favorite easy chair, invariably followed by a deep peaceful nap.

Date & Place: circa 1986 at Vincentown in Southampton Township, Burlington County, New Jersey 08088, United States

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Leo D Erles Feb 24, 1918 - Nov 1, 1992 Vincentown, New Jersey

Leo Davis Erles Sr. of Vincentown, Burlington County, NJ was born on February 24, 1918 at Chatsworth in Chatsworth to Albert Francis Erles and Hester Anne (Taylor) Erles. Leo Erles had siblings Arthur Herman Erles, Alberta (Erles) Horner, Mary Alice (Erles) Frazier, Charles Taylor Erles, and Esther Erles. He married Mildred (Frazier) Passalacqua in 1940 and they later divorced in 1947. They had a child Leo Davis Erles Jr.. He married Taneko (Hino) Erles in 1950 in Osaka, Osaka Japan, and they were married until Leo's death on November 1, 1992. They had children Alice (Erles) Reshamwala, George Erles, and Roy Leslie Erles.

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