Boyd Badour^[1]

- 1926

• Name	Boyd Badour
  Gender	Male
  Died	27 May 1926	Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States
  Person ID	I8779182149	Master Tree
  Last Modified	7 Jun 2007

  
  

  Father	Abraham Badour,   b. Abt. 1853, Canada ,   d. Abt. 1954, Omer, Michigan, United States  (Age ~ 101 years)
  Mother	Delphine Archambault,   b. 15 Mar 1871, Belle River, Essex, Ontario, Canada ,   d. 07 Dec 1946, Michigan, United States  (Age 75 years)
  Married	12 Mar 1887	Bay City, Bay, Michigan, United States
  Family ID	F8026638567	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Died - 27 May 1926 - Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States  = Link to Google Earth
  Pin Legend	: Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  
  

• Sources

  [S8072066261] The Family of Robert Borgon, http://www.borgonfamily.com. At least 5 Siblings. John Arthur Thorne writes: We have an old (1926?) Detroit Free Press front page story featuring the heroics of policeman Boyd Badour in confronting several killers of a street car conductor. Boyd was mortally wounded, and received the highest honor ever given to a police officer to that time. Pictures of both his mother (Delphine) and little daughter (Alice) are also shown in that news article. Did find a short Bay City Times article on Boyd Badour's death. It's not dated, but I recall the timeframe as 1926. Titled "Wounds Fatal To Detroit Officer. Boyd Badour, Formerly of this City, Died Sunday Morning." "Boyd Badour, a Detroit patrolman and resident of Bay City until four years ago when he married Miss Lilian Morris, of this City, died Sunday morning at receiving hospital from bullet wounds suffered in a battle with negroes in a gambling house at 2036 St. Aubin, the evening of March 27." "Mr. Badour was shot with his own gun after it had been knocked from his hand. He had entered the place in search of two men who were wanted for the murder of Leroy Coble, conductor on a Detroit City street car. He found a dozen or more negroes gambling and was attacked when he attempted to put them under arrest." "During the battle that followed, one of the negroes recovered the weapon and fired six shots at the officer. Three of the bullets struck him, one lodging in the abdomen, another in the right leg, and a third in the right hand." " Surviving are his wife, two children, June and Junior, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Badour, of Omer, four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements will probably be held Thursday from the residence, 3792 Bewick Avenue, Detroit. Mrs. Badour is the sister of Mrs. George Leske, 2103 Van Buren street