Walter was the son of Henry & Rhoda Embry McGee. He married Amanda Simpson, the daughter of John & Margaret Ecton Simpson, on August 25, 1898 in Clark County, Kentucky. The couple's marriage ended in divorce, after 1910 and prior to 1914.
He married Josephine Bassett, the daughter of Thomas & Amanda Bailey Bassett, on October 7, 1915 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of Holley Dean, Oscar D. and Dorothy McGee, in addition to an unnamed daughter.
Mr. McGee earned his living as a farm laborer and then became a long-term employee of the Winchester Water Works. He passed away from the effects of bronchopneumonia, complicated by a variety of other health issues.
He married Josephine Bassett, the daughter of Thomas & Amanda Bailey Bassett, on October 7, 1915 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of Holley Dean, Oscar D. and Dorothy McGee, in addition to an unnamed daughter.
Mr. McGee earned his living as a farm laborer and then became a long-term employee of the Winchester Water Works. He passed away from the effects of bronchopneumonia, complicated by a variety of other health issues.
Walter was the son of Henry & Rhoda Embry McGee. He married Amanda Simpson, the daughter of John & Margaret Ecton Simpson, on August 25, 1898 in Clark County, Kentucky. The couple's marriage ended in divorce, after 1910 and prior to 1914.
He married Josephine Bassett, the daughter of Thomas & Amanda Bailey Bassett, on October 7, 1915 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of Holley Dean, Oscar D. and Dorothy McGee, in addition to an unnamed daughter.
Mr. McGee earned his living as a farm laborer and then became a long-term employee of the Winchester Water Works. He passed away from the effects of bronchopneumonia, complicated by a variety of other health issues.
He married Josephine Bassett, the daughter of Thomas & Amanda Bailey Bassett, on October 7, 1915 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple were the parents of Holley Dean, Oscar D. and Dorothy McGee, in addition to an unnamed daughter.
Mr. McGee earned his living as a farm laborer and then became a long-term employee of the Winchester Water Works. He passed away from the effects of bronchopneumonia, complicated by a variety of other health issues.
Gravesite Details
Inter: 01-17-1953. Informant on DC: Josephine McGee. DOB is from the WWI Draft registration. The 1900 census listed the DOB as May, 1872. The DC listed the DOB as 06-01-1886.
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