I am desperate for any help I can get!!!!?

It appears that in the 1930 census Richard W. appears with his family in Los Angeles County. His parents are Hubert T. Bagwell and Maude F . Hubert was a manager at a furniture storage place and was born in Missouri. Maude was born in Illinois and was without profession.

Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California; Roll: 142; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 232; Image: 99.0.

Household Members: Name Age

Hubert T Bagwell 38

Maude F Bagwell 31

Richard W Bagwell 1 6/12

Maude H Cheatham 55

Albert Gahr 25

According to the California Birth index, Richard Walter Bagwell's mother had the maiden name Fruman; however, according to her death record, her maiden name was Freeman

California Death Index, 1940-1997

about Maude Freeman Bagwell

Name: Maude Freeman Bagwell

[Maude Freeman Freeman]

Social Security #: 562388585

Sex: FEMALE

Birth Date: 28 Mar 1899

Birthplace: Illinois

Death Date: 25 Jan 1986

Death Place: San Bernardino

Mother's Maiden Name: Hooker

FATHER'S SURNAME: Freeman

Here is his fathers death record

California Death Index, 1940-1997

about Hubert T Bagwell

Name: Hubert T Bagwell

Social Security #: 570302310

Sex: MALE

Birth Date: 21 Mar 1892

Birthplace: Missouri

Death Date: 10 Nov 1982

Death Place: San Bernardino

Mother's Maiden Name: Fraley

Using the maiden name Freeman, it appears that Richard W. Bagwell had two siblings born after the 1930 census. Since they are likely still alive, it would be a violation of their privacy to post that information here.

Since you have the death date of Richard W. Bagwell, I suggest that you make a request at Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness.

http://www.raogk.com/californ4.htm

There appears to be someone who will do obituary lookups for San Bernardino county named Christine. This request MAY OR MAY NOT be free depending on the researcher. Many times, I have gotten free information using RAOGK; however, always offer to pay copying and mailing expenses as a courtesy. a couple of bucks is a SMALL price to pay for the meaningful information you will hopefully glean from this request. These people are taking time out of their day to attend to your request. That means using their gas and time to help. Also, this may sound like common sense, but ALWAYS thank your volunteer.

Here is a link to the guidelines for using Random Acts

http://www.raogk.com/faq-requesters.htm

I hope this helps.

i searched for Bagwell on these people searching websites..i found quite a few check them out hopefully u will find someone

http://preview.ussearch.com/preview/ala/newsearch?...

and also go to Intelius.com and search for bagwell there also

HOPE i helpt

Cynthia, There are many folks here on the Genealogy Forum who will be more than happy to offer suggestions.

Good luck in your search!