The son of George Washington McGee and Laura Jane Butcher, Charles married Eunice "Blanche" Cantwell on 16 Sep 1905 in Indiana. He worked as a construction contractor, and they were the parents of 3 children.
The family lived in Martinsville, Indiana until moving to Indianapolis until the late winter of 1917. Tragedy struck the family a few weeks later, in April of that year, when the McGees' 9-year-old son, Lawrence, was hit and killed by an automobile while playing tag.
They lost their youngest child, Maxine, in 1936 when she died of a bacterial infection of the heart.
Charles and Blanche moved to Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana around 1938.
Charles died of a coronary occlusion at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 18 days.
He was survived by his wife, Blanche; and 1 son, James McGee.
Charles was buried on 15 Dec 1961. His wife, Blanche, passed away in 1967.
Father of:
James H. McGee
Lawrence G. McGee
Helen "Maxine" McGee
The family lived in Martinsville, Indiana until moving to Indianapolis until the late winter of 1917. Tragedy struck the family a few weeks later, in April of that year, when the McGees' 9-year-old son, Lawrence, was hit and killed by an automobile while playing tag.
They lost their youngest child, Maxine, in 1936 when she died of a bacterial infection of the heart.
Charles and Blanche moved to Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana around 1938.
Charles died of a coronary occlusion at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 18 days.
He was survived by his wife, Blanche; and 1 son, James McGee.
Charles was buried on 15 Dec 1961. His wife, Blanche, passed away in 1967.
Father of:
James H. McGee
Lawrence G. McGee
Helen "Maxine" McGee
The son of George Washington McGee and Laura Jane Butcher, Charles married Eunice "Blanche" Cantwell on 16 Sep 1905 in Indiana. He worked as a construction contractor, and they were the parents of 3 children.
The family lived in Martinsville, Indiana until moving to Indianapolis until the late winter of 1917. Tragedy struck the family a few weeks later, in April of that year, when the McGees' 9-year-old son, Lawrence, was hit and killed by an automobile while playing tag.
They lost their youngest child, Maxine, in 1936 when she died of a bacterial infection of the heart.
Charles and Blanche moved to Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana around 1938.
Charles died of a coronary occlusion at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 18 days.
He was survived by his wife, Blanche; and 1 son, James McGee.
Charles was buried on 15 Dec 1961. His wife, Blanche, passed away in 1967.
Father of:
James H. McGee
Lawrence G. McGee
Helen "Maxine" McGee
The family lived in Martinsville, Indiana until moving to Indianapolis until the late winter of 1917. Tragedy struck the family a few weeks later, in April of that year, when the McGees' 9-year-old son, Lawrence, was hit and killed by an automobile while playing tag.
They lost their youngest child, Maxine, in 1936 when she died of a bacterial infection of the heart.
Charles and Blanche moved to Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana around 1938.
Charles died of a coronary occlusion at the age of 74 years, 10 months and 18 days.
He was survived by his wife, Blanche; and 1 son, James McGee.
Charles was buried on 15 Dec 1961. His wife, Blanche, passed away in 1967.
Father of:
James H. McGee
Lawrence G. McGee
Helen "Maxine" McGee
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