WWI Draft Registration Card
Name: Maurice Clancy
Race: Caucasian (White)
Marital status: Single
Birth Date: 23 Sep 1893
Birth Place: Acampo California, USA
Street address: Acampo
Residence Place: San Joaquin, California, USA
Death Certificate
Maurice E. Clancy
Father: John Clancy, New York
Mother: Fannie Towne, California
Wife: Maude E. Clancy
Laundry Owner
Served in WW I
Entombment Nov 16, 1964 Cherokee Memorial Park
LODI, Nov. 13--Maurice E. Clancy, 71, of 615 W. Locust, son of a pioneer Acampo family, died yesterday in his home. His parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy, settled in the Acampo area in 1886. Mr. Clancy was born in Acampo, and attended local schools and a Stockton business college. He later worked for the Shell Oil Co. plant here before serving in the Army in World War I. After the war, he operated the Lodi Steam Laundry, and then the Service Laundry, retiring in 1947.
Surviving are his wife, June; and his brothers, Cecil, of Lodi, and Elmore, of Acampo. Mr. Clancy was a member of the Lodi American Legion Post, the Woodbridge Masonic Lodge, the Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots in Stockton, the Lodi Sportsmen's Club, ad served as secretary of the Lodi Sciots. He was general manager of the Lodi American Legion Building for many years.
Entombment Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Nov 13, 1964
Name: Maurice Clancy
Race: Caucasian (White)
Marital status: Single
Birth Date: 23 Sep 1893
Birth Place: Acampo California, USA
Street address: Acampo
Residence Place: San Joaquin, California, USA
Death Certificate
Maurice E. Clancy
Father: John Clancy, New York
Mother: Fannie Towne, California
Wife: Maude E. Clancy
Laundry Owner
Served in WW I
Entombment Nov 16, 1964 Cherokee Memorial Park
LODI, Nov. 13--Maurice E. Clancy, 71, of 615 W. Locust, son of a pioneer Acampo family, died yesterday in his home. His parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy, settled in the Acampo area in 1886. Mr. Clancy was born in Acampo, and attended local schools and a Stockton business college. He later worked for the Shell Oil Co. plant here before serving in the Army in World War I. After the war, he operated the Lodi Steam Laundry, and then the Service Laundry, retiring in 1947.
Surviving are his wife, June; and his brothers, Cecil, of Lodi, and Elmore, of Acampo. Mr. Clancy was a member of the Lodi American Legion Post, the Woodbridge Masonic Lodge, the Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots in Stockton, the Lodi Sportsmen's Club, ad served as secretary of the Lodi Sciots. He was general manager of the Lodi American Legion Building for many years.
Entombment Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Nov 13, 1964
WWI Draft Registration Card
Name: Maurice Clancy
Race: Caucasian (White)
Marital status: Single
Birth Date: 23 Sep 1893
Birth Place: Acampo California, USA
Street address: Acampo
Residence Place: San Joaquin, California, USA
Death Certificate
Maurice E. Clancy
Father: John Clancy, New York
Mother: Fannie Towne, California
Wife: Maude E. Clancy
Laundry Owner
Served in WW I
Entombment Nov 16, 1964 Cherokee Memorial Park
LODI, Nov. 13--Maurice E. Clancy, 71, of 615 W. Locust, son of a pioneer Acampo family, died yesterday in his home. His parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy, settled in the Acampo area in 1886. Mr. Clancy was born in Acampo, and attended local schools and a Stockton business college. He later worked for the Shell Oil Co. plant here before serving in the Army in World War I. After the war, he operated the Lodi Steam Laundry, and then the Service Laundry, retiring in 1947.
Surviving are his wife, June; and his brothers, Cecil, of Lodi, and Elmore, of Acampo. Mr. Clancy was a member of the Lodi American Legion Post, the Woodbridge Masonic Lodge, the Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots in Stockton, the Lodi Sportsmen's Club, ad served as secretary of the Lodi Sciots. He was general manager of the Lodi American Legion Building for many years.
Entombment Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Nov 13, 1964
Name: Maurice Clancy
Race: Caucasian (White)
Marital status: Single
Birth Date: 23 Sep 1893
Birth Place: Acampo California, USA
Street address: Acampo
Residence Place: San Joaquin, California, USA
Death Certificate
Maurice E. Clancy
Father: John Clancy, New York
Mother: Fannie Towne, California
Wife: Maude E. Clancy
Laundry Owner
Served in WW I
Entombment Nov 16, 1964 Cherokee Memorial Park
LODI, Nov. 13--Maurice E. Clancy, 71, of 615 W. Locust, son of a pioneer Acampo family, died yesterday in his home. His parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy, settled in the Acampo area in 1886. Mr. Clancy was born in Acampo, and attended local schools and a Stockton business college. He later worked for the Shell Oil Co. plant here before serving in the Army in World War I. After the war, he operated the Lodi Steam Laundry, and then the Service Laundry, retiring in 1947.
Surviving are his wife, June; and his brothers, Cecil, of Lodi, and Elmore, of Acampo. Mr. Clancy was a member of the Lodi American Legion Post, the Woodbridge Masonic Lodge, the Ancient Egyptian Order of Sciots in Stockton, the Lodi Sportsmen's Club, ad served as secretary of the Lodi Sciots. He was general manager of the Lodi American Legion Building for many years.
Entombment Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Nov 13, 1964
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