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| Harry Wallace (?–?) |
= | Albertha Morrison (1870–1951) |
John Alexander Davis (1868–1958) |
= | Suesannah Hays Trimble (1868–1938) |
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| HARRY LEASON WALLACE
(1896–1965) |
= | EDYTHE HAYS DAVIS (1901–1983) |
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| John Harry (1921–) = |
Margaret (1922–1947) | Dorothy Ann (1932–) = |
| Alta Mary Middlehurst (1929–2007) |
Donald Jackson Fails (1931–) |
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| Laurie Mary Lynn John |
Harry Jim Dona |
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| NAME |
Harry Leason Wallace |
Edythe Hays Davis |
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| DOB |
1896 |
1901 |
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| LOCATION |
Walkerton, Ontario, Canada |
Upper St. Clair Township, PA |
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| DOD |
1965 |
1983 |
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| INTERNMENT |
Penn-Lincoln Memorial Park, North Huntingdon (Irwin), PA |
Penn-Lincoln Memorial Park, North Huntingdon (Irwin), PA |
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| OCCUPATION |
Railroad Clerk |
| NOTES |
Harry was born in Walkerton, Ontario, Canada. His mother, Bertha Morrison Wallace, was visiting relatives at the time. Harry was naturalized
in 1898. He never knew his father and was raised by Bertha and her second husband, Alfred Curty. Harry and Edythe were married in 1920 and
lived with her parents, John and Sue Davis, at 445 Eleanor Street in Pitcairn. (Edythe’s sister and brother-in-law, Llda and Harry Myers,
lived in the same building.) By the 1930 Census, they lived on Haymaker Road in what was then, Patton Township, now Monroeville, PA. |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION |
HEAD |
OCCUPATION |
SPOUSE |
CHILDREN / OTHERS |
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| 1920 |
Pitcairn, PA |
Harry (22) |
Railroad Clerk |
Edythe (18) |
John A. Davis (51) Suesannah H. Davis (51) |
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| 1930 |
Patton Township, PA |
Harry (32) |
Railroad Clerk |
Edythe (28) |
Jack (9) Margaret (7) |
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| 1940 |
Patton Township, PA |
Harry (43) |
Railroad Clerk |
Edythe (39) |
Jack (19) Margaret (17) Dorothy (8) |
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