Husband of Emily Grace (nee Foss), who survived him for 20 years (1895 - 1993).
Robert was the son of Samuel and Clara McCoy (who are buried in Woodland Cemetery), and the brother of William Andrew who is also buried close by at Forest Lawn.
He worked at London's PUC (Public Utilities Commission) in London in the latter years of his working life.
We aren't sure, but we think this record of a Robert Samuel McCoy (a Canadian sapper in World War I) is our "Uncle Bob".
Robert was the son of Samuel and Clara McCoy (who are buried in Woodland Cemetery), and the brother of William Andrew who is also buried close by at Forest Lawn.
He worked at London's PUC (Public Utilities Commission) in London in the latter years of his working life.
We aren't sure, but we think this record of a Robert Samuel McCoy (a Canadian sapper in World War I) is our "Uncle Bob".
Husband of Emily Grace (nee Foss), who survived him for 20 years (1895 - 1993).
Robert was the son of Samuel and Clara McCoy (who are buried in Woodland Cemetery), and the brother of William Andrew who is also buried close by at Forest Lawn.
He worked at London's PUC (Public Utilities Commission) in London in the latter years of his working life.
We aren't sure, but we think this record of a Robert Samuel McCoy (a Canadian sapper in World War I) is our "Uncle Bob".
Robert was the son of Samuel and Clara McCoy (who are buried in Woodland Cemetery), and the brother of William Andrew who is also buried close by at Forest Lawn.
He worked at London's PUC (Public Utilities Commission) in London in the latter years of his working life.
We aren't sure, but we think this record of a Robert Samuel McCoy (a Canadian sapper in World War I) is our "Uncle Bob".
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