On his death certificate, he is listed as a widowed, self-employed watchmaker. (His wife's name is listed there as Ella Wright.) It lists his burial at Dutilh Cemetery.
The 1910 Census places him on First Avenue in New Brighton, PA, living with his wife (Nellie), his father-in-law (William M. Caler) and children (Phyllis, Nellie and Mary J).
The 1920 Census shows him living with his father-in-law, his wife and four children at 77 Beaver Street in Fallston, PA. In addition to the children named above, Edyth was included. Earl is listed as a watchmaker in a jewelry store.
The 1910 Census places him on First Avenue in New Brighton, PA, living with his wife (Nellie), his father-in-law (William M. Caler) and children (Phyllis, Nellie and Mary J).
The 1920 Census shows him living with his father-in-law, his wife and four children at 77 Beaver Street in Fallston, PA. In addition to the children named above, Edyth was included. Earl is listed as a watchmaker in a jewelry store.
On his death certificate, he is listed as a widowed, self-employed watchmaker. (His wife's name is listed there as Ella Wright.) It lists his burial at Dutilh Cemetery.
The 1910 Census places him on First Avenue in New Brighton, PA, living with his wife (Nellie), his father-in-law (William M. Caler) and children (Phyllis, Nellie and Mary J).
The 1920 Census shows him living with his father-in-law, his wife and four children at 77 Beaver Street in Fallston, PA. In addition to the children named above, Edyth was included. Earl is listed as a watchmaker in a jewelry store.
The 1910 Census places him on First Avenue in New Brighton, PA, living with his wife (Nellie), his father-in-law (William M. Caler) and children (Phyllis, Nellie and Mary J).
The 1920 Census shows him living with his father-in-law, his wife and four children at 77 Beaver Street in Fallston, PA. In addition to the children named above, Edyth was included. Earl is listed as a watchmaker in a jewelry store.
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