Per Pennsylvania Death Certificate No. 80578 Mr. Hunter passed away from angina pectoris. He was a secretary at McKees Rocks Steel Products Co. His parents are James and Mary Freeland Hunter. His brother Samuel Hunter was the informant on the death certificate. His wife was Mary Lois Aull.
Thank you to contributor Elzabeth H for the update below for Mr. Hunter:
I have discovered that, although the death certificate notes Uniondale, the remains of Curtis Carr Hunter (1892-1936) were moved to Allegheny Memorial Park, Allison Park, Allegheny County, PA, where I found a plaque for him and his wife when I was visiting last week. Could you please change the cemetery for this memorial?
He was the youngest brother of my second great-grandfather.
Thank you!
Elizabeth H.
Please note: the record of burial attached to this memorial by contributor Ed Fincke is that of Mr. Hunter's son.
Thank you to contributor Elzabeth H for the update below for Mr. Hunter:
I have discovered that, although the death certificate notes Uniondale, the remains of Curtis Carr Hunter (1892-1936) were moved to Allegheny Memorial Park, Allison Park, Allegheny County, PA, where I found a plaque for him and his wife when I was visiting last week. Could you please change the cemetery for this memorial?
He was the youngest brother of my second great-grandfather.
Thank you!
Elizabeth H.
Please note: the record of burial attached to this memorial by contributor Ed Fincke is that of Mr. Hunter's son.
Per Pennsylvania Death Certificate No. 80578 Mr. Hunter passed away from angina pectoris. He was a secretary at McKees Rocks Steel Products Co. His parents are James and Mary Freeland Hunter. His brother Samuel Hunter was the informant on the death certificate. His wife was Mary Lois Aull.
Thank you to contributor Elzabeth H for the update below for Mr. Hunter:
I have discovered that, although the death certificate notes Uniondale, the remains of Curtis Carr Hunter (1892-1936) were moved to Allegheny Memorial Park, Allison Park, Allegheny County, PA, where I found a plaque for him and his wife when I was visiting last week. Could you please change the cemetery for this memorial?
He was the youngest brother of my second great-grandfather.
Thank you!
Elizabeth H.
Please note: the record of burial attached to this memorial by contributor Ed Fincke is that of Mr. Hunter's son.
Thank you to contributor Elzabeth H for the update below for Mr. Hunter:
I have discovered that, although the death certificate notes Uniondale, the remains of Curtis Carr Hunter (1892-1936) were moved to Allegheny Memorial Park, Allison Park, Allegheny County, PA, where I found a plaque for him and his wife when I was visiting last week. Could you please change the cemetery for this memorial?
He was the youngest brother of my second great-grandfather.
Thank you!
Elizabeth H.
Please note: the record of burial attached to this memorial by contributor Ed Fincke is that of Mr. Hunter's son.
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