Marriage: 27 Mar 1937 Pierce County, Washington, USA to Virginia Lee Thompson
George C. Battle
George C. Battle, 62, of 913 N. Ainsworth Ave., died yesterday in a local hospital. He was born in Morganton, N.C., and lived in the Tacoma area 34 years.
He was a beekeeper and a logger. Mr. Battle was also a member of the Nisqually Rock Club.
Besides his wife, Virginia, survivors include his mother, Mrs. Julia C. Battle, of Auburn; a sister, Mrs. George Riddell, of Chase, B.C.; and three brothers, John and Howard, both of Tacoma, and Richard, of Eatonville.
Services are announced today by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in The Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, 13 Dec 1963
George C. Battle
George C. Battle, 62, of 913 N. Ainsworth Ave., died yesterday in a local hospital. He was born in Morganton, N.C., and lived in the Tacoma area 34 years.
He was a beekeeper and a logger. Mr. Battle was also a member of the Nisqually Rock Club.
Besides his wife, Virginia, survivors include his mother, Mrs. Julia C. Battle, of Auburn; a sister, Mrs. George Riddell, of Chase, B.C.; and three brothers, John and Howard, both of Tacoma, and Richard, of Eatonville.
Services are announced today by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in The Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, 13 Dec 1963
Marriage: 27 Mar 1937 Pierce County, Washington, USA to Virginia Lee Thompson
George C. Battle
George C. Battle, 62, of 913 N. Ainsworth Ave., died yesterday in a local hospital. He was born in Morganton, N.C., and lived in the Tacoma area 34 years.
He was a beekeeper and a logger. Mr. Battle was also a member of the Nisqually Rock Club.
Besides his wife, Virginia, survivors include his mother, Mrs. Julia C. Battle, of Auburn; a sister, Mrs. George Riddell, of Chase, B.C.; and three brothers, John and Howard, both of Tacoma, and Richard, of Eatonville.
Services are announced today by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in The Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, 13 Dec 1963
George C. Battle
George C. Battle, 62, of 913 N. Ainsworth Ave., died yesterday in a local hospital. He was born in Morganton, N.C., and lived in the Tacoma area 34 years.
He was a beekeeper and a logger. Mr. Battle was also a member of the Nisqually Rock Club.
Besides his wife, Virginia, survivors include his mother, Mrs. Julia C. Battle, of Auburn; a sister, Mrs. George Riddell, of Chase, B.C.; and three brothers, John and Howard, both of Tacoma, and Richard, of Eatonville.
Services are announced today by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in The Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, 13 Dec 1963
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