Buried as "Mr. Lee," husband of Mary Alice Lee, born about 1856 in West Virginia. The family apparently moved around a lot, as his children were born in Minnesota and West Virginia, and he was living in 3 different Washington cities for the 1910, 1920 and 1930 census reports. In 1910 the family was living in Olympia, Washington, and Byron was working as a moving man. In 1920 the family lived in Sumner, Washington, where Byron was a farmer, and in 1930 they were living in Woodinville and Byron was a general laborer. He is buried between his wife and son.
Buried as "Mr. Lee," husband of Mary Alice Lee, born about 1856 in West Virginia. The family apparently moved around a lot, as his children were born in Minnesota and West Virginia, and he was living in 3 different Washington cities for the 1910, 1920 and 1930 census reports. In 1910 the family was living in Olympia, Washington, and Byron was working as a moving man. In 1920 the family lived in Sumner, Washington, where Byron was a farmer, and in 1930 they were living in Woodinville and Byron was a general laborer. He is buried between his wife and son.
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