Doran Edwin Albaugh was born January 18, 1880, in Woodsboro District, Frederick County, Maryland, the son of George Washington and Sarah Jane Valentine Albaugh. It appears he was never married. He passed away December 24, 1918, in Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Mt. Tabor Church Cemetery, Rocky Ridge, Frederick County, Maryland.
From the WW1 Draft Registration Card, September 9, 1918: Dora Edwin Albaugh, 38, of Detour, Carroll County, Maryland, was born January 18, 1880. He was employed as a Pipe-fitter for Globe Automotive at 2035 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His nearest relative was Mrs. G. S. J. Fox of Detour, Maryland. He was medium in height, stout in build, with brown eyes and black hair.
From the WW1 Draft Registration Card, September 9, 1918: Dora Edwin Albaugh, 38, of Detour, Carroll County, Maryland, was born January 18, 1880. He was employed as a Pipe-fitter for Globe Automotive at 2035 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His nearest relative was Mrs. G. S. J. Fox of Detour, Maryland. He was medium in height, stout in build, with brown eyes and black hair.
Doran Edwin Albaugh was born January 18, 1880, in Woodsboro District, Frederick County, Maryland, the son of George Washington and Sarah Jane Valentine Albaugh. It appears he was never married. He passed away December 24, 1918, in Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Mt. Tabor Church Cemetery, Rocky Ridge, Frederick County, Maryland.
From the WW1 Draft Registration Card, September 9, 1918: Dora Edwin Albaugh, 38, of Detour, Carroll County, Maryland, was born January 18, 1880. He was employed as a Pipe-fitter for Globe Automotive at 2035 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His nearest relative was Mrs. G. S. J. Fox of Detour, Maryland. He was medium in height, stout in build, with brown eyes and black hair.
From the WW1 Draft Registration Card, September 9, 1918: Dora Edwin Albaugh, 38, of Detour, Carroll County, Maryland, was born January 18, 1880. He was employed as a Pipe-fitter for Globe Automotive at 2035 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His nearest relative was Mrs. G. S. J. Fox of Detour, Maryland. He was medium in height, stout in build, with brown eyes and black hair.
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