His WWI draft registration form shows him living in Dobson, Surry, North Carolina working for the US Treasury Department.
The 1930 Federal Census of Washington, DC has two of his sisters living with him, Fannie Lee and Alice, and also lists his occupation as a Bank Examiner for the Dept. of Treasury.
The 1940 Federal Census of Washington, DC again has his sister Fannie living with him and he is still a Bank Examiner at the time.
According to the Social Security Death Index his last residence was Washington, DC.
The 1930 Federal Census of Washington, DC has two of his sisters living with him, Fannie Lee and Alice, and also lists his occupation as a Bank Examiner for the Dept. of Treasury.
The 1940 Federal Census of Washington, DC again has his sister Fannie living with him and he is still a Bank Examiner at the time.
According to the Social Security Death Index his last residence was Washington, DC.
His WWI draft registration form shows him living in Dobson, Surry, North Carolina working for the US Treasury Department.
The 1930 Federal Census of Washington, DC has two of his sisters living with him, Fannie Lee and Alice, and also lists his occupation as a Bank Examiner for the Dept. of Treasury.
The 1940 Federal Census of Washington, DC again has his sister Fannie living with him and he is still a Bank Examiner at the time.
According to the Social Security Death Index his last residence was Washington, DC.
The 1930 Federal Census of Washington, DC has two of his sisters living with him, Fannie Lee and Alice, and also lists his occupation as a Bank Examiner for the Dept. of Treasury.
The 1940 Federal Census of Washington, DC again has his sister Fannie living with him and he is still a Bank Examiner at the time.
According to the Social Security Death Index his last residence was Washington, DC.
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