Buzz Barton, [screen name] b. 03 Sep 1913 Gallatin, Daviess Co., Missouri, USA d. 20 Nov 1980 Reseda, Los Angeles Co., California, USA: BARTON One Name Study

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1913 - 1980 (67 years)

Name	Buzz Barton
	born William Andrew Lamoreaux [1]
Suffix	[screen name]
Birth	03 Sep 1913	Gallatin, Daviess Co., Missouri, USA [2]
Gender	Male
Census	14 Jan 1920	Denver, Denver Co., Colorado, USA [3]
	enumerated as William Lamoreaux
Military Information	1945	Tokyo Bay, Kanto Region, Japan [1]
	WWII veteran "During WW II Barton enlisted in the US Navy, and was a crewman aboard the USS Missouri when the Japanese signed surrender documents on that ship in 1945."
Death	20 Nov 1980	Reseda, Los Angeles Co., California, USA [2]
	his last residence was Sylmar, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Burial	Newhall (Eternal Valley Mem. Park), Los Angeles Co., California, USA [2]
Person ID	I37143	Barton Database
Last Modified	4 Jul 2017

Father	Floyd Harvey Lamoreaux, b. 1889, Michigan, USA d. 1955 (Age 66 years)
Mother	Myrtle M. Stephens, b. 1891, Missouri, USA d. 1950 (Age 59 years)
Notes	see www.b-westerns.com/buzz.htm
Family ID	F13756	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family	Thelma Doyle
Family ID	F13755	Group Sheet \| Family Chart
Last Modified	31 Aug 2009

Event Map

	Birth - 03 Sep 1913 - Gallatin, Daviess Co., Missouri, USA
	Census - enumerated as William Lamoreaux - 14 Jan 1920 - Denver, Denver Co., Colorado, USA
	Military Information - WWII veteran "During WW II Barton enlisted in the US Navy, and was a crewman aboard the USS Missouri when the Japanese signed surrender documents on that ship in 1945." - 1945 - Tokyo Bay, Kanto Region, Japan
	Death - 20 Nov 1980 - Reseda, Los Angeles Co., California, USA
	Burial - - Newhall (Eternal Valley Mem. Park), Los Angeles Co., California, USA

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Histories

Buzz Barton (1913-1980)
A juvenile actor in silent era films, an accomplished adult actor who appeared in dozens of b-western films in the 1930s and 1940s. He also was a rodeo wrangler and even performed in circuses! A copy of his 1929 film PALS OF THE PRAIRIE is in the Library of Congress, Motion Pictures & Television reading room.

Sources
[S4241] Internet Movie Database www.imdb.com.

[S3795] Find A Grave www.findagrave.com.

[S3503] 1920 U. S. Census, T625_158 pg 4B ED 36.