Hi again all. You have been so very helpful and I am eternally grateful! A few have asked that I re-list what I do know about my grandfather : Albion Lee Rowe, that is "missing"..so below is absolutley everything I know..and it's not very much. But I am still trying! Thanks for caring.... XOXO ALBION LEE ROWE - (aka: A.L. Rowe and LEE ROWE) b. March 9, 1892 in Pensacola, Florida (Escambia County) (possiblity birth may have been Tallahassee, Fla, (Leon) if not Pensacola.) d. UNKNOWN *Albion's father died when Albion was 12 years old. (about 1903-1905) * Served in WW1 / Army / Calvary * owned property in Tucson Az in 1946 - 3/4 acre called" El Rancho Chico" on Belvidere Street - 3 miles from downtown Tuscon. (Pima County). * Was a newspaper publisher in either San Antonio or Harlington Texas in the 1930's. He had lived in both cities for a short time. * lived with his family in many states: Dakotas, Florida, Az, El Paso TX, New Mexico, California. Prefered warm climates. Always wanted to go to Bermuda. Albion Lee Rowe married ANNA ADELIA MURRAY. ANNA ADELIA MURRAY-ROWE b. Sept. 7, 1902 Indiana d. March 1979 Long Beach/Anaheim SS# 527-32-4197 ALBION & ANNA had three children: LEONA ADELIA ROWE - Smith - Fisher b.Nov. 15, 1925 Beaumont, TX d. March 18, 1996 Anaheim, CA Phyllis ROWE -Swift b July 27, 1927 - San Diego, CA 1927 DONALD LEE ROWE (my father) b. January 21, 1930 L.A. County, CA Albion was last seen in 1955 - while living with his family in LA MESA - San Diego County, Ca. His wife - ANNA- waited for him to return for 7 years before filing for divorce. That would be about 1962. At that time she was living in Huntington Park, CA. Soon, she re-married someone named "Clarence" - last name unknown. He was a mechanic for the 7 Up Company's trucks. note: ANNA ADELIA MURRAY born in Indiana: Albion's wife. She had one BROTHER: TIM MURRAY. Her MOTHER was MARY MURRAY from CANADA. And that is every single bit of info I have on the elusive ALBION LEE ROWE. Any & all advice/links/suggestion/help is MORE THAN WELCOMED! :-) Gratefully, Peggy