According to his Washington State death record, Elmer was the son of Jerome Long and Elizabeth Davis.
In the 1910 Census Elmer worked as a barber in his own shop in Kennydale, King Co., Washington. His wife was named Corene.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Elmer lived in Sunnydale with his wife Corene. He worked for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1910 Census Elmer worked as a barber in his own shop in Kennydale, King Co., Washington. His wife was named Corene.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Elmer lived in Sunnydale with his wife Corene. He worked for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
According to his Washington State death record, Elmer was the son of Jerome Long and Elizabeth Davis.
In the 1910 Census Elmer worked as a barber in his own shop in Kennydale, King Co., Washington. His wife was named Corene.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Elmer lived in Sunnydale with his wife Corene. He worked for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1910 Census Elmer worked as a barber in his own shop in Kennydale, King Co., Washington. His wife was named Corene.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Elmer lived in Sunnydale with his wife Corene. He worked for the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. in Renton, Washington. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
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