Blincoe Frank H 1895

Frank Horace Blincoe  [7637]
1895-1954

Father Nm: Benjamin Curtis Blincoe [7595] born 23.3.1866 Lexington Ky died 26.11.1952 Odessa Mo

Mother Nm: Pearl Abigail Stewart [8171] 1868-1904

Marriage Dt:

K comments: Brother Clifton Robert was enrolled as a Reserve Officer in Missouri Univ. Training Corps.

WW2

Spouse Comments: Myrtle Elizabeth Lyons. born 9.7.1889 Missouri died May 1975 Odessa 

Children:

Birth

8 March 1895 • Lexington Mi.

1900 Census Lexington
  1. Benjamine C Blincoe M 33 Kentucky
  2. Pearl A Blincoe F 31 Missouri
  3. Frank R Blincoe M 4 Missouri
  4. Clifton R Blincoe M 4 Missouri
  5. Richard R Blincoe M 1 Missouri
  6. Annie B Blincoe F 38 Kentucky
  7. William G Stewart M 78 Kentucky
  8. William Jones M 21 Kansas
  9.  Joseph Grey M
1910 Census Dover, Lafayette, Missouri
  1. Benjamin C Blincoe 40
  2. Horace F Blincoe 15
  3. Clifton R Blincoe 12
  4. Anna B Blincoe 46
US Navy
WW1

Blincoe Frank Horace, Radio Electrician Cl 3, 112184224, US Navy.

1917
  • 5th Jun. Frank signs up for the US draft.
  • 5th Dec. Enlisted US Navy.
1918
  • 1st Jan. – 10th Jul. Attended Naval Training School in the Great Lakes Illinois.
  • 10th Jul. – 11 Nov. Attended the Naval Radio School at Cambridge Mass.(Harvard).The Armistice signed the day training completed so unlikely Frank had any overseas duty.
1919
  • 8 August. Passenger on the ship Moline returning from Algiers to New York. Age 24 a US NAVY Wireless Operator  What was the reason for this travel, was he sent as a US Navy man back to US from Algeria for instance.or was he assigned duties of certain Cargo ships as a wireless operator. This apparently was not unusual, Frank Blincoe’s presence aboard SS Moline as a Navy Radio Electrician fits squarely within the documented practices of the time. He was likely assigned to maintain communications during a postwar repatriation or diplomatic mission — a common duty for Navy wireless personnel in 1919.
1920
  • 20th Mar. Discharged from Navy at St Louis Mo.
Medals
Sources
  1. Family Search,
  2. US Govt records Vets Card
  3. Passengers List Ellis Island
After the War
1920 Census Higginsville, Lafayette, Missouri
  1. Ben Blincoe 50
  2. Anna Blincoe 54
  3. Horace Blincoe 23 Salesman Dry goods store
  4. Clifton Blincoe 21
1930 Odessa, Lafayette, Missouri
  1. Horace Blincoe M 35 Missouri Proprietor Furniture Store wife Myrtle E Blincoe F 39 Missouri
  2. Anna V Blincoe F 68 Kentucky
  3. John W Mills M 35 Missouri
  4. Anna M Mills F 27 Missouri

Note: In this Census Frank states did not serve but technically he was in Service during the War not though in combat but as a wireless operator sometimes on non military ships that were on Govt business.

1954 Death age 59 years

Name: Frank Horace Blincoe, Birth Date: 8 Mar 1895, Age at Death: 59, Death Date: 26 Jun 1954

Burial: Machpelah Cemetery, Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA

Gallery

Frank Horace Blincoe Veterans Card source Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940. Denotes Frank as Radio Electrician’s Mate or Radioman 3rd Class of the Navy Reserve

Arrival on 8 Aug 1919 from Algiers on the ship Moline where Frank is listed as a Navy Wireless Operator