*Note name discrepancy: Headstone shows "Dr. B.K. Tullidge, but shown in the list of deaths published in the 12 Sept 1950 issue of the Honolulu (HI) Advertiser as:
"Edward K. Tullidge, Pacific Commercial Cable Co., Midway Island, 59, Aug 1."
He was born in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Per passport he studied in London engaged in Red Cross Work in 1916. He also spent time in Mexico practicing medicine for several years. In 1920 on his mother's passport application, she was going to Mexico with her daughter to visit her son who was sick.
He spent time working as physician on various ships.
Per scanned documents from Mexico he married Vera Murray Campbell in 1946., and passed in 1950.
"Edward K. Tullidge, Pacific Commercial Cable Co., Midway Island, 59, Aug 1."
He was born in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Per passport he studied in London engaged in Red Cross Work in 1916. He also spent time in Mexico practicing medicine for several years. In 1920 on his mother's passport application, she was going to Mexico with her daughter to visit her son who was sick.
He spent time working as physician on various ships.
Per scanned documents from Mexico he married Vera Murray Campbell in 1946., and passed in 1950.
*Note name discrepancy: Headstone shows "Dr. B.K. Tullidge, but shown in the list of deaths published in the 12 Sept 1950 issue of the Honolulu (HI) Advertiser as:
"Edward K. Tullidge, Pacific Commercial Cable Co., Midway Island, 59, Aug 1."
He was born in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Per passport he studied in London engaged in Red Cross Work in 1916. He also spent time in Mexico practicing medicine for several years. In 1920 on his mother's passport application, she was going to Mexico with her daughter to visit her son who was sick.
He spent time working as physician on various ships.
Per scanned documents from Mexico he married Vera Murray Campbell in 1946., and passed in 1950.
"Edward K. Tullidge, Pacific Commercial Cable Co., Midway Island, 59, Aug 1."
He was born in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Per passport he studied in London engaged in Red Cross Work in 1916. He also spent time in Mexico practicing medicine for several years. In 1920 on his mother's passport application, she was going to Mexico with her daughter to visit her son who was sick.
He spent time working as physician on various ships.
Per scanned documents from Mexico he married Vera Murray Campbell in 1946., and passed in 1950.
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