While unloading logs, he was crushed by three of them when they rolled off the load. He had worked for the Feather River Lumber Company for only one day.
His mother May Trebilcock resided in Wakefield, Michigan.
Although his last name was Luke, according to the local newspaper and the Quincy cemetery listing he may have gone by the last name of his stepfather Albert Trebilcock. The censuses, WWI records, and California death index all list him as George D. Luke.
His mother May Trebilcock resided in Wakefield, Michigan.
Although his last name was Luke, according to the local newspaper and the Quincy cemetery listing he may have gone by the last name of his stepfather Albert Trebilcock. The censuses, WWI records, and California death index all list him as George D. Luke.
While unloading logs, he was crushed by three of them when they rolled off the load. He had worked for the Feather River Lumber Company for only one day.
His mother May Trebilcock resided in Wakefield, Michigan.
Although his last name was Luke, according to the local newspaper and the Quincy cemetery listing he may have gone by the last name of his stepfather Albert Trebilcock. The censuses, WWI records, and California death index all list him as George D. Luke.
His mother May Trebilcock resided in Wakefield, Michigan.
Although his last name was Luke, according to the local newspaper and the Quincy cemetery listing he may have gone by the last name of his stepfather Albert Trebilcock. The censuses, WWI records, and California death index all list him as George D. Luke.
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