On 21 June 1900 George F. McCrady (b. Apr. 1866), wife Myrtle H. (b. Nov. 1876) and son Leland M. (b. Feby 1897) lived in Stowe Prairie Township, Todd County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married 4 years, having 1 child, 1 living. George was a farmer.
On 20 April 1910 George F. McCrady (42), wife Myrtle H. (33), children; Leland M. (13), Ruth J. (9) and Harold W. (4) lived in Powers Township, Cass County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married for 14 years, having 3 children, 3 living. George was a retail merchant in the harness business.
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 26 Dec. 1917
Departure Place: Hoboken, New Jersey
Address: 873 Couch St
Residence Place: Portland, Oregon
Father: F. McCrady
Ship: President Grant
Military Unit: 21st Engrs
Rank: Private
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 15 May 1919
Departure Place: Marseille
Arrival Date: 2 Jun 1919
Arrival Place: Brooklyn, New York
Residence Place: Forrest Grove, Oregon
Mother: Myrtle McCrady
Ship: Canada
Military Unit: CO"B" 21ST ENGRS
Rank: Private
Service Number: 176181
Notes: Saint Aignan Casual Co No 4455 Special Discharge
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On 19 January 1920 George McCrady (52), wife Myrtle (43), children; Leland (22), Harold (14), married daughter, Ruth Swift (19) and grandson, Floyd (10/12) lived in city of Sutherlin, East Sutherlin, Douglas County, Oregon. George and Myrtle owned their home free and clear. George was a driver. Leland was a laborer, woodcutter.
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Leland M. McCrady (24) married Gladys Larson (18) on 11 May 1922 in Vancouver, Clarke County, Washington.
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On 17 April 1930 Leland *McCredy (33), wife Gladys W. (26), sons; Wayne L. (6), Frank J. (5) and daughter, *Louis M. (3+10/12) lived on Fairdale Road in Yamhill County, Oregon. Leland was a logger in tie maker industry. NOTE: Information as it appears on original image of this census. McCrady and Lois are misspelled.
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Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960
Name: Leland M. Mccrady
Marital status: Married
Age: 36
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Death Date: 18 Nov. 1933
Death Place: Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington
Father: Geo. F. Mcgrady
Mother: Myrtle Crandell
Spouse: Gladys Mccrady
FHL Film Number: 2023066
Reference ID: 275
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McCrady - Leland M. McCrady, aged 36, passed away late Saturday, November 18, 1933. Mr. McCrady who was born in Mississippi, enlisted in the United States Army for service in the World War on October 1917, in Livingston, Mont., and sailed for France with Company D, Twenty-First engineers, L.D., on December 26, 1917. He saw service at Toul. St. Mihiel and in the Argonne, and was honorably discharged on May 19, 1919, returning to the United States in June. Deceased made his home at Alger, Wash. for the past several years and leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Gladys McCrady; two sons Wayne and Franklin; one daughter Lois; also one brother Harold and one sister Mrs. Ruth Farris. The parents Mr. and Mrs. George F. McCrady also survive, residing at Alger. The remains are resting at the Harlow-Hollingsworth Funeral Home from where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Funeral Notice:
A tragic accident in the fog in Bellingham Saturday night resulted in the death of Leland M. McCrady, 36 of Alger, who drove off the end of a dock into 40 feet of water. The body was recovered several hours later.
McCrady was a Legion man, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCrady of Alger. He was born in Mississippi and entered the service from Montana in 1917.
He was married ten years ago and is survived by his wife Gladys, three children, Wayne, Franklin and Lois: a sister Mrs. Ruth Farris of Alger and a brother, Harold McCrady of Bellingham.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Walter R. Hulbush Funeral Home, with the American Legion in charge. Rev. O.W. Black acted as chaplain and William Tacey as commander.
Interment was in Burlington cemetery, with Neal Berger, John McDougal, Oscar Manevalm Morris Green, Lester Turk and Jess Sawyer acting as casket bearers.
(Note: Great grandfather of memorial manager)
On 20 April 1910 George F. McCrady (42), wife Myrtle H. (33), children; Leland M. (13), Ruth J. (9) and Harold W. (4) lived in Powers Township, Cass County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married for 14 years, having 3 children, 3 living. George was a retail merchant in the harness business.
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 26 Dec. 1917
Departure Place: Hoboken, New Jersey
Address: 873 Couch St
Residence Place: Portland, Oregon
Father: F. McCrady
Ship: President Grant
Military Unit: 21st Engrs
Rank: Private
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 15 May 1919
Departure Place: Marseille
Arrival Date: 2 Jun 1919
Arrival Place: Brooklyn, New York
Residence Place: Forrest Grove, Oregon
Mother: Myrtle McCrady
Ship: Canada
Military Unit: CO"B" 21ST ENGRS
Rank: Private
Service Number: 176181
Notes: Saint Aignan Casual Co No 4455 Special Discharge
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On 19 January 1920 George McCrady (52), wife Myrtle (43), children; Leland (22), Harold (14), married daughter, Ruth Swift (19) and grandson, Floyd (10/12) lived in city of Sutherlin, East Sutherlin, Douglas County, Oregon. George and Myrtle owned their home free and clear. George was a driver. Leland was a laborer, woodcutter.
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Leland M. McCrady (24) married Gladys Larson (18) on 11 May 1922 in Vancouver, Clarke County, Washington.
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On 17 April 1930 Leland *McCredy (33), wife Gladys W. (26), sons; Wayne L. (6), Frank J. (5) and daughter, *Louis M. (3+10/12) lived on Fairdale Road in Yamhill County, Oregon. Leland was a logger in tie maker industry. NOTE: Information as it appears on original image of this census. McCrady and Lois are misspelled.
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Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960
Name: Leland M. Mccrady
Marital status: Married
Age: 36
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Death Date: 18 Nov. 1933
Death Place: Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington
Father: Geo. F. Mcgrady
Mother: Myrtle Crandell
Spouse: Gladys Mccrady
FHL Film Number: 2023066
Reference ID: 275
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McCrady - Leland M. McCrady, aged 36, passed away late Saturday, November 18, 1933. Mr. McCrady who was born in Mississippi, enlisted in the United States Army for service in the World War on October 1917, in Livingston, Mont., and sailed for France with Company D, Twenty-First engineers, L.D., on December 26, 1917. He saw service at Toul. St. Mihiel and in the Argonne, and was honorably discharged on May 19, 1919, returning to the United States in June. Deceased made his home at Alger, Wash. for the past several years and leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Gladys McCrady; two sons Wayne and Franklin; one daughter Lois; also one brother Harold and one sister Mrs. Ruth Farris. The parents Mr. and Mrs. George F. McCrady also survive, residing at Alger. The remains are resting at the Harlow-Hollingsworth Funeral Home from where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Funeral Notice:
A tragic accident in the fog in Bellingham Saturday night resulted in the death of Leland M. McCrady, 36 of Alger, who drove off the end of a dock into 40 feet of water. The body was recovered several hours later.
McCrady was a Legion man, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCrady of Alger. He was born in Mississippi and entered the service from Montana in 1917.
He was married ten years ago and is survived by his wife Gladys, three children, Wayne, Franklin and Lois: a sister Mrs. Ruth Farris of Alger and a brother, Harold McCrady of Bellingham.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Walter R. Hulbush Funeral Home, with the American Legion in charge. Rev. O.W. Black acted as chaplain and William Tacey as commander.
Interment was in Burlington cemetery, with Neal Berger, John McDougal, Oscar Manevalm Morris Green, Lester Turk and Jess Sawyer acting as casket bearers.
(Note: Great grandfather of memorial manager)
On 21 June 1900 George F. McCrady (b. Apr. 1866), wife Myrtle H. (b. Nov. 1876) and son Leland M. (b. Feby 1897) lived in Stowe Prairie Township, Todd County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married 4 years, having 1 child, 1 living. George was a farmer.
On 20 April 1910 George F. McCrady (42), wife Myrtle H. (33), children; Leland M. (13), Ruth J. (9) and Harold W. (4) lived in Powers Township, Cass County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married for 14 years, having 3 children, 3 living. George was a retail merchant in the harness business.
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 26 Dec. 1917
Departure Place: Hoboken, New Jersey
Address: 873 Couch St
Residence Place: Portland, Oregon
Father: F. McCrady
Ship: President Grant
Military Unit: 21st Engrs
Rank: Private
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 15 May 1919
Departure Place: Marseille
Arrival Date: 2 Jun 1919
Arrival Place: Brooklyn, New York
Residence Place: Forrest Grove, Oregon
Mother: Myrtle McCrady
Ship: Canada
Military Unit: CO"B" 21ST ENGRS
Rank: Private
Service Number: 176181
Notes: Saint Aignan Casual Co No 4455 Special Discharge
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On 19 January 1920 George McCrady (52), wife Myrtle (43), children; Leland (22), Harold (14), married daughter, Ruth Swift (19) and grandson, Floyd (10/12) lived in city of Sutherlin, East Sutherlin, Douglas County, Oregon. George and Myrtle owned their home free and clear. George was a driver. Leland was a laborer, woodcutter.
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Leland M. McCrady (24) married Gladys Larson (18) on 11 May 1922 in Vancouver, Clarke County, Washington.
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On 17 April 1930 Leland *McCredy (33), wife Gladys W. (26), sons; Wayne L. (6), Frank J. (5) and daughter, *Louis M. (3+10/12) lived on Fairdale Road in Yamhill County, Oregon. Leland was a logger in tie maker industry. NOTE: Information as it appears on original image of this census. McCrady and Lois are misspelled.
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Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960
Name: Leland M. Mccrady
Marital status: Married
Age: 36
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Death Date: 18 Nov. 1933
Death Place: Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington
Father: Geo. F. Mcgrady
Mother: Myrtle Crandell
Spouse: Gladys Mccrady
FHL Film Number: 2023066
Reference ID: 275
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McCrady - Leland M. McCrady, aged 36, passed away late Saturday, November 18, 1933. Mr. McCrady who was born in Mississippi, enlisted in the United States Army for service in the World War on October 1917, in Livingston, Mont., and sailed for France with Company D, Twenty-First engineers, L.D., on December 26, 1917. He saw service at Toul. St. Mihiel and in the Argonne, and was honorably discharged on May 19, 1919, returning to the United States in June. Deceased made his home at Alger, Wash. for the past several years and leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Gladys McCrady; two sons Wayne and Franklin; one daughter Lois; also one brother Harold and one sister Mrs. Ruth Farris. The parents Mr. and Mrs. George F. McCrady also survive, residing at Alger. The remains are resting at the Harlow-Hollingsworth Funeral Home from where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Funeral Notice:
A tragic accident in the fog in Bellingham Saturday night resulted in the death of Leland M. McCrady, 36 of Alger, who drove off the end of a dock into 40 feet of water. The body was recovered several hours later.
McCrady was a Legion man, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCrady of Alger. He was born in Mississippi and entered the service from Montana in 1917.
He was married ten years ago and is survived by his wife Gladys, three children, Wayne, Franklin and Lois: a sister Mrs. Ruth Farris of Alger and a brother, Harold McCrady of Bellingham.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Walter R. Hulbush Funeral Home, with the American Legion in charge. Rev. O.W. Black acted as chaplain and William Tacey as commander.
Interment was in Burlington cemetery, with Neal Berger, John McDougal, Oscar Manevalm Morris Green, Lester Turk and Jess Sawyer acting as casket bearers.
(Note: Great grandfather of memorial manager)
On 20 April 1910 George F. McCrady (42), wife Myrtle H. (33), children; Leland M. (13), Ruth J. (9) and Harold W. (4) lived in Powers Township, Cass County, Minnesota. George and Myrtle had been married for 14 years, having 3 children, 3 living. George was a retail merchant in the harness business.
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 26 Dec. 1917
Departure Place: Hoboken, New Jersey
Address: 873 Couch St
Residence Place: Portland, Oregon
Father: F. McCrady
Ship: President Grant
Military Unit: 21st Engrs
Rank: Private
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U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939
Name: Leland M. McCrady
Departure Date: 15 May 1919
Departure Place: Marseille
Arrival Date: 2 Jun 1919
Arrival Place: Brooklyn, New York
Residence Place: Forrest Grove, Oregon
Mother: Myrtle McCrady
Ship: Canada
Military Unit: CO"B" 21ST ENGRS
Rank: Private
Service Number: 176181
Notes: Saint Aignan Casual Co No 4455 Special Discharge
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On 19 January 1920 George McCrady (52), wife Myrtle (43), children; Leland (22), Harold (14), married daughter, Ruth Swift (19) and grandson, Floyd (10/12) lived in city of Sutherlin, East Sutherlin, Douglas County, Oregon. George and Myrtle owned their home free and clear. George was a driver. Leland was a laborer, woodcutter.
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Leland M. McCrady (24) married Gladys Larson (18) on 11 May 1922 in Vancouver, Clarke County, Washington.
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On 17 April 1930 Leland *McCredy (33), wife Gladys W. (26), sons; Wayne L. (6), Frank J. (5) and daughter, *Louis M. (3+10/12) lived on Fairdale Road in Yamhill County, Oregon. Leland was a logger in tie maker industry. NOTE: Information as it appears on original image of this census. McCrady and Lois are misspelled.
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Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960
Name: Leland M. Mccrady
Marital status: Married
Age: 36
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Death Date: 18 Nov. 1933
Death Place: Bellingham, Whatcom, Washington
Father: Geo. F. Mcgrady
Mother: Myrtle Crandell
Spouse: Gladys Mccrady
FHL Film Number: 2023066
Reference ID: 275
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McCrady - Leland M. McCrady, aged 36, passed away late Saturday, November 18, 1933. Mr. McCrady who was born in Mississippi, enlisted in the United States Army for service in the World War on October 1917, in Livingston, Mont., and sailed for France with Company D, Twenty-First engineers, L.D., on December 26, 1917. He saw service at Toul. St. Mihiel and in the Argonne, and was honorably discharged on May 19, 1919, returning to the United States in June. Deceased made his home at Alger, Wash. for the past several years and leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Gladys McCrady; two sons Wayne and Franklin; one daughter Lois; also one brother Harold and one sister Mrs. Ruth Farris. The parents Mr. and Mrs. George F. McCrady also survive, residing at Alger. The remains are resting at the Harlow-Hollingsworth Funeral Home from where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Funeral Notice:
A tragic accident in the fog in Bellingham Saturday night resulted in the death of Leland M. McCrady, 36 of Alger, who drove off the end of a dock into 40 feet of water. The body was recovered several hours later.
McCrady was a Legion man, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCrady of Alger. He was born in Mississippi and entered the service from Montana in 1917.
He was married ten years ago and is survived by his wife Gladys, three children, Wayne, Franklin and Lois: a sister Mrs. Ruth Farris of Alger and a brother, Harold McCrady of Bellingham.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Walter R. Hulbush Funeral Home, with the American Legion in charge. Rev. O.W. Black acted as chaplain and William Tacey as commander.
Interment was in Burlington cemetery, with Neal Berger, John McDougal, Oscar Manevalm Morris Green, Lester Turk and Jess Sawyer acting as casket bearers.
(Note: Great grandfather of memorial manager)
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FATHER
LELAND M.
McCRADY
FEB. 24, 1897
NOV. 18, 1933
Co. D 21st ENGRS A. E. F.
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