The Roe family was living in Jefferson County, Montana in April 1910.
By January 1920 they had moved to Philipsburg in Granite County.
Charles Roe married Georgia Richardson on 11 August 1928 in Silver Bow County, Montana.
[Her birth surname was Hurley, but her step-father from an early age was Rowan Richardson.]
In April 1930 Charles and Georgia resided in Midvale City, Salt Lake County, Utah, where he worked in a steel plant. They lived next door to Charles' parents and younger brother, Timothy.
Charles and Georgia divorced. In 1940 he was a cement plant operator for dam construction, living with his parents and Timothy in Mason City, Okanogan County, Washington.
By January 1920 they had moved to Philipsburg in Granite County.
Charles Roe married Georgia Richardson on 11 August 1928 in Silver Bow County, Montana.
[Her birth surname was Hurley, but her step-father from an early age was Rowan Richardson.]
In April 1930 Charles and Georgia resided in Midvale City, Salt Lake County, Utah, where he worked in a steel plant. They lived next door to Charles' parents and younger brother, Timothy.
Charles and Georgia divorced. In 1940 he was a cement plant operator for dam construction, living with his parents and Timothy in Mason City, Okanogan County, Washington.
The Roe family was living in Jefferson County, Montana in April 1910.
By January 1920 they had moved to Philipsburg in Granite County.
Charles Roe married Georgia Richardson on 11 August 1928 in Silver Bow County, Montana.
[Her birth surname was Hurley, but her step-father from an early age was Rowan Richardson.]
In April 1930 Charles and Georgia resided in Midvale City, Salt Lake County, Utah, where he worked in a steel plant. They lived next door to Charles' parents and younger brother, Timothy.
Charles and Georgia divorced. In 1940 he was a cement plant operator for dam construction, living with his parents and Timothy in Mason City, Okanogan County, Washington.
By January 1920 they had moved to Philipsburg in Granite County.
Charles Roe married Georgia Richardson on 11 August 1928 in Silver Bow County, Montana.
[Her birth surname was Hurley, but her step-father from an early age was Rowan Richardson.]
In April 1930 Charles and Georgia resided in Midvale City, Salt Lake County, Utah, where he worked in a steel plant. They lived next door to Charles' parents and younger brother, Timothy.
Charles and Georgia divorced. In 1940 he was a cement plant operator for dam construction, living with his parents and Timothy in Mason City, Okanogan County, Washington.
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CHARLES W. ROE
"TUFF"
SEPT. 19, 1908 - OCT. 5, 1991
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