Lee, Lafayette C. (Lafayette Cox), 1894-1975
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Lee, Lafayette C. (Lafayette Cox), 1894-1975
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Lee, Lafayette C. (Lafayette Cox), 1894-1975
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LaFayette C. Lee, son of Milton LaFayette Lee and Mary Elizabeth Cox, was born 31 July 1894. He married Augusta Pearl Mortensen on 26 May 1915. He served a mission to Japan with his wife from 1915-1917. He died on 18 February 1975. (Augusta) Pearl Mortensen Lee was born 21 August 1893, daughter of James (or Jens) Mortensen and Ida Jane Pease. She and LaFayette had seven children. She died on 29 November 1959.
LaFayette C. Lee, son of Milton LaFayette Lee and Mary Elizabeth Cox, was born July 31, 1894. He married Augusta Pearl Mortensen on May 26, 1915. He served a mission to Japan with his wife from 1915-1917. He died on February 18, 1975. (Augusta) Pearl Mortensen Lee was born August 21, 1893, daughter of James (or Jens) Mortensen and Ida Jane Pease. She and LaFayette had seven children. She died on November 29, 1959.
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Salt Lake City (Utah)
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Japan
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Hinckley (Uta)h
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Hinckley (Utah)
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Salt Lake City (Utah)
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Japan
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