James Kutil died at the US Marine Hospital in Seattle Friday as a result of an injury received April 8.
He was born at Branch, Wisconsin April 13, 1894 and at the time of his passing he was 44 years old. He first enlisted in the armed forces of the US in 1913 and served his first enlistment with 63rd company of coast artillery, Washington National Guard, stationed at Fort Worden. He was furloughed to the organized reserve in 1916, and at the outbreak of the World War was recalled to active duty in July, 1917.
For a while he resided at Seattle, coming to Manson in 1923, eventually developing an orchard of his own. In 1926 he was married to Anna Brensing to which union two children were born Jeanette, 11, and Elizabeth, 9.
Besides his widow and children he leaves to mourn his passing five brothers, and three sisters; John, Manson; Joseph and Michael of Branch, Wisconsin; George and Frank of Mantoroc, Wisconsin; Mrs. Annie Herdina, Mrs. F. Busker of Branch and Mrs. Anton Nicoli of Mantoroc.
Washington Death Certificate
Name James Kutil
Death date 22 Apr 1938
Death place Seattle, King, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 44 years 9 days
Estimated birth year 1894
Marital status Married
Spouse name Anna Kutil
Father name Joseph Kutil
Mother name Eva Bia
Film number 2023486
Digital GS number 4222804
Image number 893
Reference number 1539
He was born at Branch, Wisconsin April 13, 1894 and at the time of his passing he was 44 years old. He first enlisted in the armed forces of the US in 1913 and served his first enlistment with 63rd company of coast artillery, Washington National Guard, stationed at Fort Worden. He was furloughed to the organized reserve in 1916, and at the outbreak of the World War was recalled to active duty in July, 1917.
For a while he resided at Seattle, coming to Manson in 1923, eventually developing an orchard of his own. In 1926 he was married to Anna Brensing to which union two children were born Jeanette, 11, and Elizabeth, 9.
Besides his widow and children he leaves to mourn his passing five brothers, and three sisters; John, Manson; Joseph and Michael of Branch, Wisconsin; George and Frank of Mantoroc, Wisconsin; Mrs. Annie Herdina, Mrs. F. Busker of Branch and Mrs. Anton Nicoli of Mantoroc.
Washington Death Certificate
Name James Kutil
Death date 22 Apr 1938
Death place Seattle, King, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 44 years 9 days
Estimated birth year 1894
Marital status Married
Spouse name Anna Kutil
Father name Joseph Kutil
Mother name Eva Bia
Film number 2023486
Digital GS number 4222804
Image number 893
Reference number 1539
James Kutil died at the US Marine Hospital in Seattle Friday as a result of an injury received April 8.
He was born at Branch, Wisconsin April 13, 1894 and at the time of his passing he was 44 years old. He first enlisted in the armed forces of the US in 1913 and served his first enlistment with 63rd company of coast artillery, Washington National Guard, stationed at Fort Worden. He was furloughed to the organized reserve in 1916, and at the outbreak of the World War was recalled to active duty in July, 1917.
For a while he resided at Seattle, coming to Manson in 1923, eventually developing an orchard of his own. In 1926 he was married to Anna Brensing to which union two children were born Jeanette, 11, and Elizabeth, 9.
Besides his widow and children he leaves to mourn his passing five brothers, and three sisters; John, Manson; Joseph and Michael of Branch, Wisconsin; George and Frank of Mantoroc, Wisconsin; Mrs. Annie Herdina, Mrs. F. Busker of Branch and Mrs. Anton Nicoli of Mantoroc.
Washington Death Certificate
Name James Kutil
Death date 22 Apr 1938
Death place Seattle, King, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 44 years 9 days
Estimated birth year 1894
Marital status Married
Spouse name Anna Kutil
Father name Joseph Kutil
Mother name Eva Bia
Film number 2023486
Digital GS number 4222804
Image number 893
Reference number 1539
He was born at Branch, Wisconsin April 13, 1894 and at the time of his passing he was 44 years old. He first enlisted in the armed forces of the US in 1913 and served his first enlistment with 63rd company of coast artillery, Washington National Guard, stationed at Fort Worden. He was furloughed to the organized reserve in 1916, and at the outbreak of the World War was recalled to active duty in July, 1917.
For a while he resided at Seattle, coming to Manson in 1923, eventually developing an orchard of his own. In 1926 he was married to Anna Brensing to which union two children were born Jeanette, 11, and Elizabeth, 9.
Besides his widow and children he leaves to mourn his passing five brothers, and three sisters; John, Manson; Joseph and Michael of Branch, Wisconsin; George and Frank of Mantoroc, Wisconsin; Mrs. Annie Herdina, Mrs. F. Busker of Branch and Mrs. Anton Nicoli of Mantoroc.
Washington Death Certificate
Name James Kutil
Death date 22 Apr 1938
Death place Seattle, King, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 44 years 9 days
Estimated birth year 1894
Marital status Married
Spouse name Anna Kutil
Father name Joseph Kutil
Mother name Eva Bia
Film number 2023486
Digital GS number 4222804
Image number 893
Reference number 1539
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