Doris Aline Thornton was born on November 24, 1914,[1]in Bryan, Brazos Co., Texas.[2] She was the daughter of Frank Thornton and Arline Weaver. She was the 2nd child of three children.
Her father died when she was 12. Her mother then remarried a man named Clifford Parks. They lived in several homes in the Albuquerque, Bernalillo, NM area. In 1930, on that years Census, they were living south of Albuquerque, on U.S. Highway 66 (later named Hwy 85) with her mother, Aline-35, brother Frank-16 and sister Elsie-11, she was age 15. Her step-father was listed as an Inspector for U.S I. S Irri.[3] She married George McLean in about 1935. They divorced and she moved to California. She is listed as Doris Thornton, a waiter, living on 445 Front St. in the 1939 Telephone directory for San Diego, California[4]
She married Paul Morton Price in early 1940. They were married and Paul is shown as a fireman in the Navy, on the April 27, 1940 US Census.[5] They divorced. She had one daughter
she married William “Bill” Floyd in about 1960.[6]
She was living in San Bernardino, California in 1985-1996.[7]
She died on February 23, 2006, in Salem, Utah, at the age of 91, and was buried there in the Salem City Cemetery.[1]
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