Layton Thomas Redman

1920 - 1994

• Born	7 Feb 1920	DeKalb Co, Missouri, USA
  Gender	Male
  Died	24 Feb 1994	Cameron, Dekalb Co, Missouri, USA
  Buried	DeKalb Co, Missouri, USA, -Shambaugh Cope Cemetery
  Person ID	I2770	Clarkson
  Last Modified	10 Jun 2020

  
  

  Father	Worthy Hewitt Redman,   b. 13 Feb 1873, Missouri, USA ,   d. 4 Jan 1937, Camden Ts, Dekalb Co, Missiouri, USA
  Mother	Julia Ann Hancock,   b. 17 Apr 1877, DeKalb Co, Missouri, USA ,   d. 23 Jan 1958, Kansas City, Jackson Co, Missouri, USA
  Married	25 Jan 1899	DeKalb Co, Missouri, USA
  Family ID	F1082	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family 1	Maurine Boston,   b. 1920,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F1094	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family 2	Geraldine Thomas,   b. 1920,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F1095	Group Sheet

  
  

• Photos		Redman, Layton Thomas Layton Redman; son of Worthy Redman and Julia Ann Hancock. Margaret Hancock Garrett Photo Collection.
  		Redman, Layton Thomas Clyde and Layton Redman; sons of Worthy Redman and Julia Ann Hancock. Margaret Hancock Garrett Photo Collection.
  		Hancock, Julia Ann Worthy Redman - Julia Ann Hancock Family; back: Clyde, Chester, Mabel, Lora Redman. seated: Worthy, Layton, Julia Ann Redman. DeKalb co Missouri, about 1921. Margaret Hancock Garrett Photo Collection.

  
  

  External Links

  Redman, Layton Thomas Layton T Redman Memorial at Find A Grave

  
  

• Notes

  1930 Census of DeKalb county Missouri Worthy H Redman; 57 (1873) Missouri Julia A Redman; 52 (1978) Missouri Laton F Redman; 10 (1920) Missouri Research Notes of Lora Redman Lockhart: Layton Thomas Redman was born 7 Feb 1920 and married first Maurine Boston and married second Geraldine Thomas. Layton Thomas Redman started to school at Sunnyside, and attended grade school at Weatherby, Spring Grove, Pleasant Valley and graduated from the eighth grade at Mt Gilead. He graduated from the Maysville High School in the class of 1938 after his father's death in 1937. He farmed with his mother until 1940 when he went to Pontiac Michigan and worked at various jobs. He returned to Kansas City 1940 and worked at Lake City from 1941-1943. He was employed at Armco Steel for six years and returned to Lake City where he was foreman of Building 10. In 1954 he developed his own business, Superior Metal Treating, Inc, and retired in 1968 at a farm near Polo where he is engaged in cattle raising. Notes for Layton Thomas Redman; compiled by Pamela Hutchison Garrett, 2017; for Family Stories at pamgarrett.com.