Eldest son of Dorchester, MA, carpenter Francis "Frank" William (Longworth) MacAulay (1860 - 1913) and Imogene Burdett (1869 - 1928), both of whom were born on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Married (first) Marie Alfreda Ohlson (1896 - 1979) on 4 Aug 1915 in Everett, Middlesex County, MA. Father of Marie Marguerite MacAulay, who was born 10 May 1917 and died 5 days later in Everett, Middlesex County, MA, and Winona "Wenonah" Alfreda MacAulay (1919 - 1991), who was born 26 Aug 1919 in Boston, Suffolk County, MA, and who died 4 Nov 1991 as Wenonah "Noni" Alfreda Burnham in Danvers, Essex County, MA.
Initially worked as an automobile mechanic in Boston, MA.
Naturalized U.S.A. citizen. Registered for the draft in Boston, MA. Honorably served 4 years as a United States Naval Reserve Fireman, rising to 2nd Class, in the United States Merchant Marine during World War II.
Divorced from Marie Alfreda Ohlson MacAulay 17 Nov 1922, in Cambridge, Middlesex County, MA.
Married (second) Lillian May (or Lilymay) Ferrell Bottis (1899 - 1986) on 14 Apr 1931 in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, Suffolk County, MA.
Long-time resident of Baltimore, MD, where he earned his living for 20 years as a used car salesperson for O'Donnell Pontiac until he retired in 1965.
After retirement, moved to Methuen, Essex County, MA, where he and his wife Lillian May MacAulay resided together at 17 Cypress Avenue for 5 years. Attended the First Congregational Church in Methuen and was a member of Methuen Post 122, American Legion.
Married (first) Marie Alfreda Ohlson (1896 - 1979) on 4 Aug 1915 in Everett, Middlesex County, MA. Father of Marie Marguerite MacAulay, who was born 10 May 1917 and died 5 days later in Everett, Middlesex County, MA, and Winona "Wenonah" Alfreda MacAulay (1919 - 1991), who was born 26 Aug 1919 in Boston, Suffolk County, MA, and who died 4 Nov 1991 as Wenonah "Noni" Alfreda Burnham in Danvers, Essex County, MA.
Initially worked as an automobile mechanic in Boston, MA.
Naturalized U.S.A. citizen. Registered for the draft in Boston, MA. Honorably served 4 years as a United States Naval Reserve Fireman, rising to 2nd Class, in the United States Merchant Marine during World War II.
Divorced from Marie Alfreda Ohlson MacAulay 17 Nov 1922, in Cambridge, Middlesex County, MA.
Married (second) Lillian May (or Lilymay) Ferrell Bottis (1899 - 1986) on 14 Apr 1931 in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, Suffolk County, MA.
Long-time resident of Baltimore, MD, where he earned his living for 20 years as a used car salesperson for O'Donnell Pontiac until he retired in 1965.
After retirement, moved to Methuen, Essex County, MA, where he and his wife Lillian May MacAulay resided together at 17 Cypress Avenue for 5 years. Attended the First Congregational Church in Methuen and was a member of Methuen Post 122, American Legion.
Eldest son of Dorchester, MA, carpenter Francis "Frank" William (Longworth) MacAulay (1860 - 1913) and Imogene Burdett (1869 - 1928), both of whom were born on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Married (first) Marie Alfreda Ohlson (1896 - 1979) on 4 Aug 1915 in Everett, Middlesex County, MA. Father of Marie Marguerite MacAulay, who was born 10 May 1917 and died 5 days later in Everett, Middlesex County, MA, and Winona "Wenonah" Alfreda MacAulay (1919 - 1991), who was born 26 Aug 1919 in Boston, Suffolk County, MA, and who died 4 Nov 1991 as Wenonah "Noni" Alfreda Burnham in Danvers, Essex County, MA.
Initially worked as an automobile mechanic in Boston, MA.
Naturalized U.S.A. citizen. Registered for the draft in Boston, MA. Honorably served 4 years as a United States Naval Reserve Fireman, rising to 2nd Class, in the United States Merchant Marine during World War II.
Divorced from Marie Alfreda Ohlson MacAulay 17 Nov 1922, in Cambridge, Middlesex County, MA.
Married (second) Lillian May (or Lilymay) Ferrell Bottis (1899 - 1986) on 14 Apr 1931 in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, Suffolk County, MA.
Long-time resident of Baltimore, MD, where he earned his living for 20 years as a used car salesperson for O'Donnell Pontiac until he retired in 1965.
After retirement, moved to Methuen, Essex County, MA, where he and his wife Lillian May MacAulay resided together at 17 Cypress Avenue for 5 years. Attended the First Congregational Church in Methuen and was a member of Methuen Post 122, American Legion.
Married (first) Marie Alfreda Ohlson (1896 - 1979) on 4 Aug 1915 in Everett, Middlesex County, MA. Father of Marie Marguerite MacAulay, who was born 10 May 1917 and died 5 days later in Everett, Middlesex County, MA, and Winona "Wenonah" Alfreda MacAulay (1919 - 1991), who was born 26 Aug 1919 in Boston, Suffolk County, MA, and who died 4 Nov 1991 as Wenonah "Noni" Alfreda Burnham in Danvers, Essex County, MA.
Initially worked as an automobile mechanic in Boston, MA.
Naturalized U.S.A. citizen. Registered for the draft in Boston, MA. Honorably served 4 years as a United States Naval Reserve Fireman, rising to 2nd Class, in the United States Merchant Marine during World War II.
Divorced from Marie Alfreda Ohlson MacAulay 17 Nov 1922, in Cambridge, Middlesex County, MA.
Married (second) Lillian May (or Lilymay) Ferrell Bottis (1899 - 1986) on 14 Apr 1931 in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, Suffolk County, MA.
Long-time resident of Baltimore, MD, where he earned his living for 20 years as a used car salesperson for O'Donnell Pontiac until he retired in 1965.
After retirement, moved to Methuen, Essex County, MA, where he and his wife Lillian May MacAulay resided together at 17 Cypress Avenue for 5 years. Attended the First Congregational Church in Methuen and was a member of Methuen Post 122, American Legion.
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MACAULAY. John A. 1892 - 1971. Lillian M. 1899 - 1986
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