Walter is the son of James Franklin Crago and America Jane Stevens. For many years I believed that Walter's middle name was Bruster. After finding his marriage license listed it as Bruston, I contacted Walter's son, Harold Ray Craigo. Harold confirmed Bruston is correct, and is pronounced Bruceton.
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Walter B. Crago, 81, of 407 18th Street, Dunbar, died yesterday at his home. He was formerly employed as a foreman at Fletcher Enamel Co. and attended the Dunbar Church of the Nazarene.
A native of Putnam County, he had been a Dunbar resident for 48 years. The funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p .m. in Keller Funeral Home at Dunbar by the Rev. John Hancock. Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons, Eugene, Shelley and Harold of Dunbar; daughter, Mrs. Clara McLaughlin of Dunbar; brother, William of Wildwood, Fla.; half-brothers, Harry Brugh of Ridge Manor, Fla., Houston Brugh of Jacksonville, Fla., Mark Crago of Hugheston and Earl Crago of Cedar Grove; half-sister, Mrs. Stella Whitlost of Riverside; eight grand-children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Widower
Occupation: foreman, Fletcher Enamel
COD: cerebral hemorrhage
Father: Frank Crago
Mother: not known
Spouse: Rosa Maud Beaver (m.6-18-1903)
Family links:
Spouse:
Rosa Maude Beaver Crago (1885 - 1959)*
*Calculated relationship
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Walter B. Crago, 81, of 407 18th Street, Dunbar, died yesterday at his home. He was formerly employed as a foreman at Fletcher Enamel Co. and attended the Dunbar Church of the Nazarene.
A native of Putnam County, he had been a Dunbar resident for 48 years. The funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p .m. in Keller Funeral Home at Dunbar by the Rev. John Hancock. Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons, Eugene, Shelley and Harold of Dunbar; daughter, Mrs. Clara McLaughlin of Dunbar; brother, William of Wildwood, Fla.; half-brothers, Harry Brugh of Ridge Manor, Fla., Houston Brugh of Jacksonville, Fla., Mark Crago of Hugheston and Earl Crago of Cedar Grove; half-sister, Mrs. Stella Whitlost of Riverside; eight grand-children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Widower
Occupation: foreman, Fletcher Enamel
COD: cerebral hemorrhage
Father: Frank Crago
Mother: not known
Spouse: Rosa Maud Beaver (m.6-18-1903)
Family links:
Spouse:
Rosa Maude Beaver Crago (1885 - 1959)*
*Calculated relationship
Walter is the son of James Franklin Crago and America Jane Stevens. For many years I believed that Walter's middle name was Bruster. After finding his marriage license listed it as Bruston, I contacted Walter's son, Harold Ray Craigo. Harold confirmed Bruston is correct, and is pronounced Bruceton.
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Walter B. Crago, 81, of 407 18th Street, Dunbar, died yesterday at his home. He was formerly employed as a foreman at Fletcher Enamel Co. and attended the Dunbar Church of the Nazarene.
A native of Putnam County, he had been a Dunbar resident for 48 years. The funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p .m. in Keller Funeral Home at Dunbar by the Rev. John Hancock. Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons, Eugene, Shelley and Harold of Dunbar; daughter, Mrs. Clara McLaughlin of Dunbar; brother, William of Wildwood, Fla.; half-brothers, Harry Brugh of Ridge Manor, Fla., Houston Brugh of Jacksonville, Fla., Mark Crago of Hugheston and Earl Crago of Cedar Grove; half-sister, Mrs. Stella Whitlost of Riverside; eight grand-children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Widower
Occupation: foreman, Fletcher Enamel
COD: cerebral hemorrhage
Father: Frank Crago
Mother: not known
Spouse: Rosa Maud Beaver (m.6-18-1903)
Family links:
Spouse:
Rosa Maude Beaver Crago (1885 - 1959)*
*Calculated relationship
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Walter B. Crago, 81, of 407 18th Street, Dunbar, died yesterday at his home. He was formerly employed as a foreman at Fletcher Enamel Co. and attended the Dunbar Church of the Nazarene.
A native of Putnam County, he had been a Dunbar resident for 48 years. The funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p .m. in Keller Funeral Home at Dunbar by the Rev. John Hancock. Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons, Eugene, Shelley and Harold of Dunbar; daughter, Mrs. Clara McLaughlin of Dunbar; brother, William of Wildwood, Fla.; half-brothers, Harry Brugh of Ridge Manor, Fla., Houston Brugh of Jacksonville, Fla., Mark Crago of Hugheston and Earl Crago of Cedar Grove; half-sister, Mrs. Stella Whitlost of Riverside; eight grand-children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Widower
Occupation: foreman, Fletcher Enamel
COD: cerebral hemorrhage
Father: Frank Crago
Mother: not known
Spouse: Rosa Maud Beaver (m.6-18-1903)
Family links:
Spouse:
Rosa Maude Beaver Crago (1885 - 1959)*
*Calculated relationship
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