Maurice Charles Sandes (1917 - 2007)
Personal details
Person ID:
11-0110
Gender:
Male
Living:
No
Pedigree:
Notes
During World War Two he was at Guam in the South Pacific and later Vallejo, California. This was the site of the Mare Island Naval Shipyard, a submarine port during the war. Now a National Historic Landmark District.
Relationships
Marriage date:
26 December 1941
Place:
Notes:
They were married in Los Angeles, California.
Birth
Date:
2 August 1917
Place:
Notes:
He was born in Omaha, Nebraska.
United States Census 1920
Date:
15 January 1920
Place:
Notes:
They lived at 1735 S. 27th Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
References:
Voyage - Southampton to New York 1958
Date:
27 August 1958
Place:
Notes:
They were sailing for New York aboard RMS Mauretania in transit from Geneva. Maurice's occupation was given as 'Labour Relations'.
note: this was possibly the 1958 Geneva Conventions on the Law of the Sea.
note: this was possibly the 1958 Geneva Conventions on the Law of the Sea.
References:
Death
Date:
2 September 2007
Place:
Notes:
He died in Sonoma, California
Burial
Date:
2007
Place:
Notes:
He was given a U.S. Navy funeral. (see reference note)
Sacramento Valley National Cemetery
Sacramento Valley National Cemetery
Maurice Charles Sandes (1917 - 2007)
Image courtesy Charles Golden Sandes, California, USA
Maurice Sandes where he was stationed in Guam, South Pacific during World War Two.
Image courtesy Charles Golden Sandes, California, USA