Thomas Jesus Diaz Married Rebecca Arellanes Then Lied

Rebecca Marriage 7 Nov 1940 • Yuma, Arizona, USA Thomas Jesus Diaz 1919–1997 1 source Explore 1941Age19 Birth of son Thomas Dennis Diaz (1941–) 24 AUG 1941 • Los Angeles, California 1941Age19 Select fact Residence 1941 • Pasadena; San Marino, California, USA 1 source 1942Age20 Birth of daughter Margo Sandra Diaz (1942–1943) 22 Jun 1942 • California 1943Age21 Death of daughter Margo Sandra Diaz (1942–1943) 15 May 1943 • Los Angeles, California 1944Age22 Birth of daughter Margo Sandra Diaz (1944–) 24 SEP 1944 • Los Angeles, CA

Source citation for U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Ancestry recordCitation detailsAssociated factsMedia U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 View record Listen and explore Record details Name Thomas Diaz Race White Marital Status Divorced, without dependents (Divorced) Rank Private Birth Year 1919 Nativity State or Country Mexico Citizenship Not Yet a Citizen Residence Los Angeles, California Education 4 years of high school Civil Occupation Semiskilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and tractor Enlistment Date 5 Mar 1943 Enlistment Place Los Angeles, California Service Number 39287125 Branch No branch assignment Component Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source Civil Life Height 88 Weight 079

 

 In July 1945, My mother brought my sister and I  to the Aurelia Arellanes home, her parents home.

She said she was going to look at furniture at a store in San Gabriel, she then disappeared and never came back.
Rafael Arellanes hired a detective to look for her, but there was no trace.
Dennis Diaz was almost 4 years old and Sandy Diaz was less than 1 year old.
Per Betty and Daniel Arellanes. Dianiel was my mother's brother.

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All the time my dad was in the military, Rebecca got no help from my dad.