Son of J. George Shaw and Mary Williamson, Roy met and married Delia DeMarse in 1913 in Muskegon, Michigan.
Their time together was short, and grief was not long in coming to them as in under a year, they lost their first child, a son, who died before he could be named.
Two other children followed, Marie and George, but shortly before Christmas in the year 1918, Roy was killed far away from home in Akron, Ohio.
His death record states he worked in a steel foundry, but it didn't disclose where he remains were buried.
Their time together was short, and grief was not long in coming to them as in under a year, they lost their first child, a son, who died before he could be named.
Two other children followed, Marie and George, but shortly before Christmas in the year 1918, Roy was killed far away from home in Akron, Ohio.
His death record states he worked in a steel foundry, but it didn't disclose where he remains were buried.
Son of J. George Shaw and Mary Williamson, Roy met and married Delia DeMarse in 1913 in Muskegon, Michigan.
Their time together was short, and grief was not long in coming to them as in under a year, they lost their first child, a son, who died before he could be named.
Two other children followed, Marie and George, but shortly before Christmas in the year 1918, Roy was killed far away from home in Akron, Ohio.
His death record states he worked in a steel foundry, but it didn't disclose where he remains were buried.
Their time together was short, and grief was not long in coming to them as in under a year, they lost their first child, a son, who died before he could be named.
Two other children followed, Marie and George, but shortly before Christmas in the year 1918, Roy was killed far away from home in Akron, Ohio.
His death record states he worked in a steel foundry, but it didn't disclose where he remains were buried.
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