ALBERT "BERT" PRETTYMAN is the son of Alfred Prettyman and Mrs. Lucy Hasbrouck Prettyman.
He is the husband of Mrs. Mary Harriett Tobey Prettyman.
To their union, four children were born including three sons -- Vivian E. Prettyman, Elwood J. Prettyman and Ray Leroy Prettyman.
He died from severe injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was laid to rest on August 4, 1942 on the grounds of New Tacoma Cemetery under the direction of the funeral directors with Buckley-King Company, of Tacoma, Washington.
Sources ~ Washington State Department of Health, Certificate of Death State File Number 977; U.S. Military Draft Registrations; the 1940 census records of Pierce County, Washington; and the 1880-1930 census records of Minnesota
Note: He is reflected in the 1880 census (of Spruce Hill, Minnesota in Douglas County) as the two-year-old son with his parents and his siblings. Further, the 1910 census reported that three of their four children were living at that time.
He is the husband of Mrs. Mary Harriett Tobey Prettyman.
To their union, four children were born including three sons -- Vivian E. Prettyman, Elwood J. Prettyman and Ray Leroy Prettyman.
He died from severe injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was laid to rest on August 4, 1942 on the grounds of New Tacoma Cemetery under the direction of the funeral directors with Buckley-King Company, of Tacoma, Washington.
Sources ~ Washington State Department of Health, Certificate of Death State File Number 977; U.S. Military Draft Registrations; the 1940 census records of Pierce County, Washington; and the 1880-1930 census records of Minnesota
Note: He is reflected in the 1880 census (of Spruce Hill, Minnesota in Douglas County) as the two-year-old son with his parents and his siblings. Further, the 1910 census reported that three of their four children were living at that time.
ALBERT "BERT" PRETTYMAN is the son of Alfred Prettyman and Mrs. Lucy Hasbrouck Prettyman.
He is the husband of Mrs. Mary Harriett Tobey Prettyman.
To their union, four children were born including three sons -- Vivian E. Prettyman, Elwood J. Prettyman and Ray Leroy Prettyman.
He died from severe injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was laid to rest on August 4, 1942 on the grounds of New Tacoma Cemetery under the direction of the funeral directors with Buckley-King Company, of Tacoma, Washington.
Sources ~ Washington State Department of Health, Certificate of Death State File Number 977; U.S. Military Draft Registrations; the 1940 census records of Pierce County, Washington; and the 1880-1930 census records of Minnesota
Note: He is reflected in the 1880 census (of Spruce Hill, Minnesota in Douglas County) as the two-year-old son with his parents and his siblings. Further, the 1910 census reported that three of their four children were living at that time.
He is the husband of Mrs. Mary Harriett Tobey Prettyman.
To their union, four children were born including three sons -- Vivian E. Prettyman, Elwood J. Prettyman and Ray Leroy Prettyman.
He died from severe injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was laid to rest on August 4, 1942 on the grounds of New Tacoma Cemetery under the direction of the funeral directors with Buckley-King Company, of Tacoma, Washington.
Sources ~ Washington State Department of Health, Certificate of Death State File Number 977; U.S. Military Draft Registrations; the 1940 census records of Pierce County, Washington; and the 1880-1930 census records of Minnesota
Note: He is reflected in the 1880 census (of Spruce Hill, Minnesota in Douglas County) as the two-year-old son with his parents and his siblings. Further, the 1910 census reported that three of their four children were living at that time.
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