More Draft Cards

After looking at the draft cards for my grandfathers, and my Uncle Bob, I thought it was fair to look at the draft cards on Allison's side of the tree. Her Papaw signed his draft card on 13 December 1943. He was employed at the US Post Office in Evansville at the time.

Source: Ancestry. WWII Draft Cards, 1943.

Her other grandfather, James Ross Havens, was already a Navy veteran when he signed his draft card on 8 May 1946.

Source: Ancestry. WWII Draft Cards, 1946.

Her great-grandfather, Ross H. Havens, signed a draft card on 16 February 1942. He was a veteran of World War I, and was working for Chrysler Corporation in Evansville at the time.

Source: Ancestry. WWII Draft Cards, 1942.

Another great-grandfather, Clarence M. Boston, signed his draft card on the same day, 16 February, in Sturgis, Kentucky.

Source: Ancestry. WWII Draft Cards, 1942.

Her other great-grandfather, Calvin Luther Halter, signed his draft card on 16 October 1940. The reverse of his card showed that he had no appendix in 1940.

Source: Ancestry. WWII Draft Cards, 1940.