According to his Washington State death certificate, A. L. Agee was the son of Julius Agee. He died at Northern State Hospital.
Alonzo Agee was the head of an African American family of pioneers. He was a barber by profession.
In the 1920 Census, Alonzo was living with his family in Seattle. This included his wife Mattie; his daughter Olive; his son Sam and his grandson Ernest Rollins. He worked as a Barber during this time.
Alonzo Agee was the head of an African American family of pioneers. He was a barber by profession.
In the 1920 Census, Alonzo was living with his family in Seattle. This included his wife Mattie; his daughter Olive; his son Sam and his grandson Ernest Rollins. He worked as a Barber during this time.
According to his Washington State death certificate, A. L. Agee was the son of Julius Agee. He died at Northern State Hospital.
Alonzo Agee was the head of an African American family of pioneers. He was a barber by profession.
In the 1920 Census, Alonzo was living with his family in Seattle. This included his wife Mattie; his daughter Olive; his son Sam and his grandson Ernest Rollins. He worked as a Barber during this time.
Alonzo Agee was the head of an African American family of pioneers. He was a barber by profession.
In the 1920 Census, Alonzo was living with his family in Seattle. This included his wife Mattie; his daughter Olive; his son Sam and his grandson Ernest Rollins. He worked as a Barber during this time.
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