Thurman Bledsoe

BirthMay 14th, 1889 - San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, California, USA

DeathJanuary 6th or 9th, 1948 - Age nearly 59, Contra Costa County, California, Buried: Pacheco Cemetry, Pacheco, Contra Costa, California, USA

MotherSarah Jane Calloway

FatherDrury Drew Bledsoe GREAT UNCLE

Born in San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, California, USA on May 14th, 1889 to Drury Drew Bledsoe GREAT UNCLE and Sarah Jane Calloway. Thurman Bledsoe had 4 children. He passed away on January 6th or 9th, 1948 in Age nearly 59, Contra Costa County, California, Buried: Pacheco Cemetry, Pacheco, Contra Costa, California, USA.

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Parents

Drury Drew Bledsoe Great Uncle
1863 - 1944

Sarah Jane Calloway
1864 - 1925

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Harriett Elizabeth "Beth" Bledsoe Wilson
1916 - 1994

Thurmeta Evelyn (Dinny Bledsoe Arnaud De Mattos
1917 - 2011

Sarah Drewry (Sally) Bledose
1916 - 1983

Edmond Estel Stone, Sadly Died Too Young, Age 19, His Daddy Died When He Was A Baby, Raised By Thurman Bledsoe
1906 - 1925

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