M. Harvey was the son of Maurice Harvey Smart and Marion R. Robbins.
1st married Mabel J. Mone. They wed in Dover, NH, Oct. 26, 1936.
2nd married Anna B. (James) Thornton. They wed in Portsmouth, NH, Mar. 6, 1970.
He lived for a short time in the Rye-Portsmouth area of New Hampshire before moving to Boston many years ago. At the time of his unexpected death, he was living in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Harvey was a commercial artist for the Boston Herald Traveler and at one time was head of the art department of the former Boston Post.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II in both the European and Asiatic theatres.
1st married Mabel J. Mone. They wed in Dover, NH, Oct. 26, 1936.
2nd married Anna B. (James) Thornton. They wed in Portsmouth, NH, Mar. 6, 1970.
He lived for a short time in the Rye-Portsmouth area of New Hampshire before moving to Boston many years ago. At the time of his unexpected death, he was living in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Harvey was a commercial artist for the Boston Herald Traveler and at one time was head of the art department of the former Boston Post.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II in both the European and Asiatic theatres.
M. Harvey was the son of Maurice Harvey Smart and Marion R. Robbins.
1st married Mabel J. Mone. They wed in Dover, NH, Oct. 26, 1936.
2nd married Anna B. (James) Thornton. They wed in Portsmouth, NH, Mar. 6, 1970.
He lived for a short time in the Rye-Portsmouth area of New Hampshire before moving to Boston many years ago. At the time of his unexpected death, he was living in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Harvey was a commercial artist for the Boston Herald Traveler and at one time was head of the art department of the former Boston Post.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II in both the European and Asiatic theatres.
1st married Mabel J. Mone. They wed in Dover, NH, Oct. 26, 1936.
2nd married Anna B. (James) Thornton. They wed in Portsmouth, NH, Mar. 6, 1970.
He lived for a short time in the Rye-Portsmouth area of New Hampshire before moving to Boston many years ago. At the time of his unexpected death, he was living in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
Harvey was a commercial artist for the Boston Herald Traveler and at one time was head of the art department of the former Boston Post.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II in both the European and Asiatic theatres.
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