Walter was the son of Anton Clay and Mary Arp according to his death certificate. Before he was 13 in the 1900 census, his father had died and he was raised by his mother and his aunt, Emma C. Hahn.
About 1910 he married Henrietta Marie Mercier and they had 5 children, 4 of whom lived beyond infancy - Henry Joseph, Walter Louis, Eugene Joseph and Mary E.
At his death, Walter was president of Hahn & Clay, a company which was started in 1908 and in which his sons were ultimately employed.
About 1910 he married Henrietta Marie Mercier and they had 5 children, 4 of whom lived beyond infancy - Henry Joseph, Walter Louis, Eugene Joseph and Mary E.
At his death, Walter was president of Hahn & Clay, a company which was started in 1908 and in which his sons were ultimately employed.
Walter was the son of Anton Clay and Mary Arp according to his death certificate. Before he was 13 in the 1900 census, his father had died and he was raised by his mother and his aunt, Emma C. Hahn.
About 1910 he married Henrietta Marie Mercier and they had 5 children, 4 of whom lived beyond infancy - Henry Joseph, Walter Louis, Eugene Joseph and Mary E.
At his death, Walter was president of Hahn & Clay, a company which was started in 1908 and in which his sons were ultimately employed.
About 1910 he married Henrietta Marie Mercier and they had 5 children, 4 of whom lived beyond infancy - Henry Joseph, Walter Louis, Eugene Joseph and Mary E.
At his death, Walter was president of Hahn & Clay, a company which was started in 1908 and in which his sons were ultimately employed.
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