In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Edwin was single and lived in Ellisport, King Co., Washington. This is a place on Vashon Island, in the Puget Sound. He was the postmaster of Ellisport when this card was registered on 6/5/1917.
He enlisted in the Engineer Corp of the US Army during WWI.
According to his death certificate, Edwin was the son of Prentice Chase Furbush and Eva Walker. He worked as a civil engineer for the Washington State Highway Department. He was widowed.
He enlisted in the Engineer Corp of the US Army during WWI.
According to his death certificate, Edwin was the son of Prentice Chase Furbush and Eva Walker. He worked as a civil engineer for the Washington State Highway Department. He was widowed.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Edwin was single and lived in Ellisport, King Co., Washington. This is a place on Vashon Island, in the Puget Sound. He was the postmaster of Ellisport when this card was registered on 6/5/1917.
He enlisted in the Engineer Corp of the US Army during WWI.
According to his death certificate, Edwin was the son of Prentice Chase Furbush and Eva Walker. He worked as a civil engineer for the Washington State Highway Department. He was widowed.
He enlisted in the Engineer Corp of the US Army during WWI.
According to his death certificate, Edwin was the son of Prentice Chase Furbush and Eva Walker. He worked as a civil engineer for the Washington State Highway Department. He was widowed.
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