Hi
Shelia,
Well here is what I have. Margaret’s obit is
from:
Glendale
News-Press Nov. 13, 1980 sent to me by Anita Schmidt [anitaschmidt@earthlink.net] a
volunteer in California in an email msg dated 8/23/2000 8
pm.
She also sent me the
following info:
“The following
information is from Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery -
Glendale:
Margaret Anna
Clewley
Space 4, Lot 816, Memory Slope
Harry C. Clewley
Space 3
died 8/6/55 70
years, interred 8/9
Harry Clyde
Clewley
Space 8, Lot 815, Memory Slope died
10/11/53 32
years”
Recv’d email
transcription of death cert for
Harry Cyrus Clewley from Judy
Haugh Claremont [jhaugh@cyberg8t.com]
Mon 9/18/00 9:09 PM.
“Harry C.
Clewley
born: 17 Oct 1884,
Maine
SS#
550-05-2511
residence: 1005 W.
Orange Grove Ave., Burbank
age:
70
occupation: machinist
(aircraft)
father: Alvah
Clewley, born Maine
mother:
unknown
spouse: Margaret A.
Clewley
informant:
wife
died 6 Aug 1955, 1:00
p.m. at home
cause of death: not
stated
burial: 9 Aug 1955 at
Forest Lawn
mortuary: A.C.
Fillbach, Burbank
physician: David V.
Hubbell, 2301 W. Magnolia, Burbank”
Death Certificate
transcription for Harry Clyde
Clewley done by Judy Haugh Claremont [jhaugh@cyberg8t.com] Random Acts of Genealogical
Kindness 9/25/2000
born: 7/5/20,
Massachusetts
marital status at
time of death: married
SS#
552-20-6950
armed forces:
WWII
residence: 8223
Cantaloupe Ave., Van Nuys
occupation: tester,
manufacturing
length of stay in CA:
29 yrs.
father: Harry C.
Clewley, born Maine
mother: Priscilla
Clewley
died: 10/11/53
...found at 7 a.m.
where: at
home
age:
33
cause of death:
carbon monoxide poisoning in the garage, due to inhalation of auto
exhaust
embalmed:
yes
burial:
10/15/53
where: Forest
Lawn
I haven’t figured out
why Priscilla is listed as
mother.
George’s Obit is from
: Hartford Courant Monday February 19, 1951 pg 3 sent to me by Anne Giddings, a
volunteer in CT.
All the info I sent
you on Alvah and his wife came from Ancestry.com.
Well I think that’s
it. But if you need something
else just ask. If I have it I’ll copy it or whatever. I really enjoy unraveling the
past.
Jack
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