Obituary in the Toledo Blade, published Jan. 26, 1984.
Age 92, retired commercial fisherman.
Member of one of the oldest families in the Point Place area.
Died in the Maple Tree Nursing Home.
Point Place residents knew him as Cam.
Associated with commercial fishing, catboat racing, ice boating and the King's Boat Livery and the King Store.
Life long resident of Point Place.
Parents came from England in the early 1800's.
Operated the King's Boat Livery which had been established by his late brother, George, Jr.
He was a World War I army veteran.
Survived by his daughter.
Services held in Jasin Mortuary.
Age 92, retired commercial fisherman.
Member of one of the oldest families in the Point Place area.
Died in the Maple Tree Nursing Home.
Point Place residents knew him as Cam.
Associated with commercial fishing, catboat racing, ice boating and the King's Boat Livery and the King Store.
Life long resident of Point Place.
Parents came from England in the early 1800's.
Operated the King's Boat Livery which had been established by his late brother, George, Jr.
He was a World War I army veteran.
Survived by his daughter.
Services held in Jasin Mortuary.
Obituary in the Toledo Blade, published Jan. 26, 1984.
Age 92, retired commercial fisherman.
Member of one of the oldest families in the Point Place area.
Died in the Maple Tree Nursing Home.
Point Place residents knew him as Cam.
Associated with commercial fishing, catboat racing, ice boating and the King's Boat Livery and the King Store.
Life long resident of Point Place.
Parents came from England in the early 1800's.
Operated the King's Boat Livery which had been established by his late brother, George, Jr.
He was a World War I army veteran.
Survived by his daughter.
Services held in Jasin Mortuary.
Age 92, retired commercial fisherman.
Member of one of the oldest families in the Point Place area.
Died in the Maple Tree Nursing Home.
Point Place residents knew him as Cam.
Associated with commercial fishing, catboat racing, ice boating and the King's Boat Livery and the King Store.
Life long resident of Point Place.
Parents came from England in the early 1800's.
Operated the King's Boat Livery which had been established by his late brother, George, Jr.
He was a World War I army veteran.
Survived by his daughter.
Services held in Jasin Mortuary.
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