W. M. Canby,
Was Realtor
In D.C., Fla.
William M. Canby, 79, a real es-
tate developer in the Washington
area before moving to Florida in
1950, died in a hospital in Bruns-
wick, Ga., Sunday following a heart
attack. He was vacationing in Geor-
gia at the time he was stricken.
A native of Montgomery County,
Mr. Canby lived in Washington be-
fore moving to Seminole, Fla. In
addition to managing his real es-
state interest, he was a member of
the board of the National City
Company, a Washington financial
institution.
After moving to Florida, Mr.
Canby founded a real estate firm.
He went into semi-retirement in
1980.
His wife, Margaret Hart Canby,
died in 1972. Survivors include a
daughter, Retta Canby McLarney,
of Bluemont, Va.
The family suggest that expres-
sions of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the American Can-
cer Society.
Transcribed as written in The Washington Post, DC., January 2, 1981, page D6.
CANBY - William M., 79, well-known
Seminole Realtor, Developer and
Builder, died December 28, 1980 in
Brunswick, Ga.
Transcribed as written in the Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, FL., February 6, 1981, page 37.
Was Realtor
In D.C., Fla.
William M. Canby, 79, a real es-
tate developer in the Washington
area before moving to Florida in
1950, died in a hospital in Bruns-
wick, Ga., Sunday following a heart
attack. He was vacationing in Geor-
gia at the time he was stricken.
A native of Montgomery County,
Mr. Canby lived in Washington be-
fore moving to Seminole, Fla. In
addition to managing his real es-
state interest, he was a member of
the board of the National City
Company, a Washington financial
institution.
After moving to Florida, Mr.
Canby founded a real estate firm.
He went into semi-retirement in
1980.
His wife, Margaret Hart Canby,
died in 1972. Survivors include a
daughter, Retta Canby McLarney,
of Bluemont, Va.
The family suggest that expres-
sions of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the American Can-
cer Society.
Transcribed as written in The Washington Post, DC., January 2, 1981, page D6.
CANBY - William M., 79, well-known
Seminole Realtor, Developer and
Builder, died December 28, 1980 in
Brunswick, Ga.
Transcribed as written in the Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, FL., February 6, 1981, page 37.
W. M. Canby,
Was Realtor
In D.C., Fla.
William M. Canby, 79, a real es-
tate developer in the Washington
area before moving to Florida in
1950, died in a hospital in Bruns-
wick, Ga., Sunday following a heart
attack. He was vacationing in Geor-
gia at the time he was stricken.
A native of Montgomery County,
Mr. Canby lived in Washington be-
fore moving to Seminole, Fla. In
addition to managing his real es-
state interest, he was a member of
the board of the National City
Company, a Washington financial
institution.
After moving to Florida, Mr.
Canby founded a real estate firm.
He went into semi-retirement in
1980.
His wife, Margaret Hart Canby,
died in 1972. Survivors include a
daughter, Retta Canby McLarney,
of Bluemont, Va.
The family suggest that expres-
sions of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the American Can-
cer Society.
Transcribed as written in The Washington Post, DC., January 2, 1981, page D6.
CANBY - William M., 79, well-known
Seminole Realtor, Developer and
Builder, died December 28, 1980 in
Brunswick, Ga.
Transcribed as written in the Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, FL., February 6, 1981, page 37.
Was Realtor
In D.C., Fla.
William M. Canby, 79, a real es-
tate developer in the Washington
area before moving to Florida in
1950, died in a hospital in Bruns-
wick, Ga., Sunday following a heart
attack. He was vacationing in Geor-
gia at the time he was stricken.
A native of Montgomery County,
Mr. Canby lived in Washington be-
fore moving to Seminole, Fla. In
addition to managing his real es-
state interest, he was a member of
the board of the National City
Company, a Washington financial
institution.
After moving to Florida, Mr.
Canby founded a real estate firm.
He went into semi-retirement in
1980.
His wife, Margaret Hart Canby,
died in 1972. Survivors include a
daughter, Retta Canby McLarney,
of Bluemont, Va.
The family suggest that expres-
sions of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the American Can-
cer Society.
Transcribed as written in The Washington Post, DC., January 2, 1981, page D6.
CANBY - William M., 79, well-known
Seminole Realtor, Developer and
Builder, died December 28, 1980 in
Brunswick, Ga.
Transcribed as written in the Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, FL., February 6, 1981, page 37.
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