Leroy Guthrie Hewitt

LeRoy Guthrie Hewitt

Lifespan: 1913 - 2008

Birth: 4 Apr 1913 in Savage, Richland County, Montana, USA

Occupation: Structural Ironworker, U.S. Naval Construction Force, National Guard Reserve

Marriage: Mary J. Hamill

Children: Hawley Randall, Levi Randall, Experience Randall, Lydia Randall, Mary Randall, William Randall, Stephen Randall, Abigail Randall Priest

Parents: Wayland Hewitt Sr. & Ramah Hewitt

Death: 5 Oct 2008 in Seattle, King County, Washington, USA

Burial: Holyrood Cemetery, Shoreline, King County, Washington

Birth and Early Life of LeRoy Guthrie Hewitt

IntroductionLeRoy Guthrie Hewitt was born on April 4, 1913, in Savage, Richland County, Montana, USA. He was the son of Wayland Danser Hewitt Sr. and Ramah Guthrie. LeRoy grew up alongside his siblings Margaret, Henry, Wayland Jr., John, and Mary Patricia.

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