The U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 shows Fred living in Newburgh, Orange Co., New York. His occupation is listed as a riveter in the Newburgh Ship Yard. His description is tall and slender with gray eyes and black hair.
By the 1930 US Federal Census he is living in Newburgh married to Fannie. Their children at that time were: Fred M., Sterling G., John and Charles.
By the 1930 US Federal Census he is living in Newburgh married to Fannie. Their children at that time were: Fred M., Sterling G., John and Charles.
The U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 shows Fred living in Newburgh, Orange Co., New York. His occupation is listed as a riveter in the Newburgh Ship Yard. His description is tall and slender with gray eyes and black hair.
By the 1930 US Federal Census he is living in Newburgh married to Fannie. Their children at that time were: Fred M., Sterling G., John and Charles.
By the 1930 US Federal Census he is living in Newburgh married to Fannie. Their children at that time were: Fred M., Sterling G., John and Charles.
Gravesite Details
Also a son Sterling Gray Vernon 118762748
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
