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Town records note he was born on August 5. His WW1 draft card notes May 5. 1900 Census report also notes May. (notes from granddaughter)
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Arthur E Galpin was a machinist and auto mechanic at the Remington Arms Company and was well known in Bridgeport as a skater. He died within months of his wife, Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin, during the Flu Pandemic of 1919.
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*verified: my paternal grandfather died of TB
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Bridgeport Standard Telegram, Wednesday, August 6, 1919
Arthur Galpin, 31, of 347 East Avenue, died yesterday at the Metropolitan Hospital, New York City, following an illness of long duration. He was well known in this city and was employed by the Remington-Arms Company. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Martha Galpin; two sisters: Mrs. Patrick Doran and Mrs. Walter Jones; and five children: Martha, Katherine, William, Arthur and Robert. The body will be brought to this city by Undertaker August G Baker and the funeral will be from his new mortuary chapel, No. 1888 Stratford Avenue. The burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. [Arthur Edward Galpin]
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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Wife: Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin
Children:
1. Martha
2. Katherine
3. William
4. Arthur
5. Robert
____________________________________________
by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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Town records note he was born on August 5. His WW1 draft card notes May 5. 1900 Census report also notes May. (notes from granddaughter)
_____________________________________________________
Arthur E Galpin was a machinist and auto mechanic at the Remington Arms Company and was well known in Bridgeport as a skater. He died within months of his wife, Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin, during the Flu Pandemic of 1919.
_____________________________________________________
*verified: my paternal grandfather died of TB
_____________________________________________________
Bridgeport Standard Telegram, Wednesday, August 6, 1919
Arthur Galpin, 31, of 347 East Avenue, died yesterday at the Metropolitan Hospital, New York City, following an illness of long duration. He was well known in this city and was employed by the Remington-Arms Company. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Martha Galpin; two sisters: Mrs. Patrick Doran and Mrs. Walter Jones; and five children: Martha, Katherine, William, Arthur and Robert. The body will be brought to this city by Undertaker August G Baker and the funeral will be from his new mortuary chapel, No. 1888 Stratford Avenue. The burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery.
____________________________________________
Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. [Arthur Edward Galpin]
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
____________________________________________
Wife: Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin
Children:
1. Martha
2. Katherine
3. William
4. Arthur
5. Robert
____________________________________________
by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Town records note he was born on August 5. His WW1 draft card notes May 5. 1900 Census report also notes May. (notes from granddaughter)
_____________________________________________________
Arthur E Galpin was a machinist and auto mechanic at the Remington Arms Company and was well known in Bridgeport as a skater. He died within months of his wife, Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin, during the Flu Pandemic of 1919.
_____________________________________________________
*verified: my paternal grandfather died of TB
_____________________________________________________
Bridgeport Standard Telegram, Wednesday, August 6, 1919
Arthur Galpin, 31, of 347 East Avenue, died yesterday at the Metropolitan Hospital, New York City, following an illness of long duration. He was well known in this city and was employed by the Remington-Arms Company. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Martha Galpin; two sisters: Mrs. Patrick Doran and Mrs. Walter Jones; and five children: Martha, Katherine, William, Arthur and Robert. The body will be brought to this city by Undertaker August G Baker and the funeral will be from his new mortuary chapel, No. 1888 Stratford Avenue. The burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery.
____________________________________________
Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. [Arthur Edward Galpin]
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
____________________________________________
Wife: Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin
Children:
1. Martha
2. Katherine
3. William
4. Arthur
5. Robert
____________________________________________
by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
_____________________________________________
Town records note he was born on August 5. His WW1 draft card notes May 5. 1900 Census report also notes May. (notes from granddaughter)
_____________________________________________________
Arthur E Galpin was a machinist and auto mechanic at the Remington Arms Company and was well known in Bridgeport as a skater. He died within months of his wife, Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin, during the Flu Pandemic of 1919.
_____________________________________________________
*verified: my paternal grandfather died of TB
_____________________________________________________
Bridgeport Standard Telegram, Wednesday, August 6, 1919
Arthur Galpin, 31, of 347 East Avenue, died yesterday at the Metropolitan Hospital, New York City, following an illness of long duration. He was well known in this city and was employed by the Remington-Arms Company. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Martha Galpin; two sisters: Mrs. Patrick Doran and Mrs. Walter Jones; and five children: Martha, Katherine, William, Arthur and Robert. The body will be brought to this city by Undertaker August G Baker and the funeral will be from his new mortuary chapel, No. 1888 Stratford Avenue. The burial will be at Lakeview Cemetery.
____________________________________________
Father: Charles Galpin
Mother: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin
Siblings:
1. Charles Galpin
2. Andrew Galpin
3. Louis Leon Galpin
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
5. Susan Galpin Doran
6. [Arthur Edward Galpin]
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
8. Gertrude Galpin
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
____________________________________________
Wife: Catherine Lillian Brunnemann Galpin
Children:
1. Martha
2. Katherine
3. William
4. Arthur
5. Robert
____________________________________________
by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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