John "Jack" William BROCKMAN

1. In 1910 he was a stone mason who worked on a bridge foundation.

He was a self employed well digger in 1918 and in 1920 he was a

concrete laborer.

2. There was a notation on his Draft Registration Card that his left hand

was crippled.

3. He and Eliza M. were divorced by 1930. There was a man named

Jack Brockman, age 48, who was a concerte contractor and living

in Kearney, Clay co., with a wife named Ome and a young son,

David, born about 1929 in MO. This fellow, Jack, certainly appears

quite similar, in age and occupation, to the John Brockman who was

Eliza's first husband.

4. His death certificate identifies his wife at the time of his death as

Pearl Brockman. Also, John's occupation was listed as being a

retired stone mason.

SOURCES INCLUDE:

1910 Kearney, Clay co., MO census [ED 22, page 4 B].

World War I Draft Registration Card (1918)

1920 Kearney, Clay co., MO census [ED 25, page 6 A].

1930 Kearney, Clay co., MO census [ED 14, page 4 B].

Missouri Death Certificate #8524.

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