Fireman 2/c
US Navy Reserve
George Dewey Allain, died at Naval Training Camp, Seattle, October 1, 1918.
"George D. Allain, 21. U.S. Navy. Died October 2,1918 at the University of Washington Hospital in Seattle. George was the hospital's first fatality of the influenza pandemic.
He was the husband of Josephine McKay, a granddaughter of San Juan Island pioneer Charles McKay. A son named Laurence was born to Josephine two months after her husband's death and one day after her grandfather McKay's death. "
https://www.sjmuseum.org/history-columns/
Wife/widow, Josephine Hazel McKay remarried Nov 14, 1922
Roger A. Wills, Bellingham, WA
US Navy Reserve
George Dewey Allain, died at Naval Training Camp, Seattle, October 1, 1918.
"George D. Allain, 21. U.S. Navy. Died October 2,1918 at the University of Washington Hospital in Seattle. George was the hospital's first fatality of the influenza pandemic.
He was the husband of Josephine McKay, a granddaughter of San Juan Island pioneer Charles McKay. A son named Laurence was born to Josephine two months after her husband's death and one day after her grandfather McKay's death. "
https://www.sjmuseum.org/history-columns/
Wife/widow, Josephine Hazel McKay remarried Nov 14, 1922
Roger A. Wills, Bellingham, WA
Fireman 2/c
US Navy Reserve
George Dewey Allain, died at Naval Training Camp, Seattle, October 1, 1918.
"George D. Allain, 21. U.S. Navy. Died October 2,1918 at the University of Washington Hospital in Seattle. George was the hospital's first fatality of the influenza pandemic.
He was the husband of Josephine McKay, a granddaughter of San Juan Island pioneer Charles McKay. A son named Laurence was born to Josephine two months after her husband's death and one day after her grandfather McKay's death. "
https://www.sjmuseum.org/history-columns/
Wife/widow, Josephine Hazel McKay remarried Nov 14, 1922
Roger A. Wills, Bellingham, WA
US Navy Reserve
George Dewey Allain, died at Naval Training Camp, Seattle, October 1, 1918.
"George D. Allain, 21. U.S. Navy. Died October 2,1918 at the University of Washington Hospital in Seattle. George was the hospital's first fatality of the influenza pandemic.
He was the husband of Josephine McKay, a granddaughter of San Juan Island pioneer Charles McKay. A son named Laurence was born to Josephine two months after her husband's death and one day after her grandfather McKay's death. "
https://www.sjmuseum.org/history-columns/
Wife/widow, Josephine Hazel McKay remarried Nov 14, 1922
Roger A. Wills, Bellingham, WA
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