Leo Paul Garrow1

M, #25244, b. Nov 18, 1933, d. May 6, 1972
Relationship3rd cousin 1 time removed of Malcolm Kenyon McKown Jr.
Pedigree
ChartsGarrow Descendants Chart
Father*Wilfred Harland Garrow1 b. Feb 9, 1908, d. Dec 9, 1991
Mother*Beatrice Blanche Nason Brown1 b. Nov 6, 1909, d. Oct 6, 1962

Family 1

Ellen Louise Maston b. Nov 30, 1938, d. May 23, 2019

Family 2

Josephine Alice LaLime b. Jun 27, 1942, d. Jun 22, 1998
Child

Chronological Events

Birth*Nov 18, 1933 Leo Paul Garrow was born on Nov 18, 1933 at Sheldon, Franklin County, Vermont, United States.1 
 He was the son of Wilfred Harland Garrow and Beatrice Blanche Nason Brown.1 
Marriage*Sep 14, 1956 Leo Paul Garrow married Ellen Louise Maston, daughter of Clarence Herman Maston and Mary Elizabeth Hall, on Sep 14, 1956 at Bethel, Windsor County, Vermont, United States.2 
Divorce*May 5, 1959 Leo Paul Garrow and Ellen Louise Maston were divorced on May 5, 1959 at Addison County, Vermont, United States, on grounds of: non support.3 
Marriage*Sep 3, 1961 Leo Paul Garrow married Josephine Alice LaLime, daughter of Winfred LaLime and Gladys Irene Brooks, on Sep 3, 1961 at Warren, Washington County, Vermont, United States.1,2 
Death*May 6, 1972 Leo Paul Garrow died on May 6, 1972, at age 38 at Middlesex, Washington County, Vermont, United States, from drowning in the Winooski River when the boat he was overturned.4 
Burial*May 24, 1972 He was buried on May 24, 1972 at Warren Village Cemetery, Warren, Washington County, Vermont, United States, Find A Grave Memorial# 116069492.5 

Military*

 

Listed as a Military Veteran who served in wartime combat in Korea.

 

Citations

  1. [S1094] Vermont - Birth Record, online at Ancestry.com.
  2. [S2194] Vermont - Marriage Record, online at Ancestry.com.
  3. [S3044] Vermont - Divorce Index, online at Ancestry.com.
  4. [S4094] Vermont - Death Record, online at Ancestry.com.
  5. [S80] Gravestones - Death Cert Proof, Find-A-Grave, BillionGraves.

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