Philip was the son Philip Guckes and Elizabeth Matilda Rech. He was married to Mary Rebeckah or Mary Rebecca Bainbridge. and they were the parents of Philip Exton & Robert Rech Guckes.
Philip was a banker and president of the Integrity Trust Company. He was also president of the Seaboard Bond and Mortgage Company and the American Non-Gran Bronze Corporation. He loved riding and was active in a gun club. He suffered a hip fracture, which complicated his early death at the age of 52.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 15, 1899:
"ORELAND Special to the Inquirer.
Philip E. Guckes of this place, and Miss May Bainbridge, of Philadelphia, will be married in the Church of Our Redeemer, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock.
His passport application issued 18 June 1924 described him as:
49 years. 6'2", gray eyes and black & gray hair.
Philip was a banker and president of the Integrity Trust Company. He was also president of the Seaboard Bond and Mortgage Company and the American Non-Gran Bronze Corporation. He loved riding and was active in a gun club. He suffered a hip fracture, which complicated his early death at the age of 52.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 15, 1899:
"ORELAND Special to the Inquirer.
Philip E. Guckes of this place, and Miss May Bainbridge, of Philadelphia, will be married in the Church of Our Redeemer, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock.
His passport application issued 18 June 1924 described him as:
49 years. 6'2", gray eyes and black & gray hair.
Philip was the son Philip Guckes and Elizabeth Matilda Rech. He was married to Mary Rebeckah or Mary Rebecca Bainbridge. and they were the parents of Philip Exton & Robert Rech Guckes.
Philip was a banker and president of the Integrity Trust Company. He was also president of the Seaboard Bond and Mortgage Company and the American Non-Gran Bronze Corporation. He loved riding and was active in a gun club. He suffered a hip fracture, which complicated his early death at the age of 52.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 15, 1899:
"ORELAND Special to the Inquirer.
Philip E. Guckes of this place, and Miss May Bainbridge, of Philadelphia, will be married in the Church of Our Redeemer, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock.
His passport application issued 18 June 1924 described him as:
49 years. 6'2", gray eyes and black & gray hair.
Philip was a banker and president of the Integrity Trust Company. He was also president of the Seaboard Bond and Mortgage Company and the American Non-Gran Bronze Corporation. He loved riding and was active in a gun club. He suffered a hip fracture, which complicated his early death at the age of 52.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 15, 1899:
"ORELAND Special to the Inquirer.
Philip E. Guckes of this place, and Miss May Bainbridge, of Philadelphia, will be married in the Church of Our Redeemer, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock.
His passport application issued 18 June 1924 described him as:
49 years. 6'2", gray eyes and black & gray hair.
Inscription
PHILIP E. 1875 + 1928
MARY R. 1876 + 1942
ROBERT 1908 + 1977
GUCKES
