Harry Casey - Revision history

Chuck1052 at 02:09, 24 September 2016

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	The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )		The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )

	According to the U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 database on Ancestry.com., one Harry Jewell was born in Olney, Illinois on February 10, 1893. At the time of his registration, he was work for The Shell Oil Company in Seattle, Washington. Harry was 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighed 145 pounds and had a cauliflower left ear.		According to the U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 database on Ancestry.com., one Harry Jewell was born in Olney, Illinois on February 10, 1893. At the time of his registration, he was work for The Shell Oil Company in Seattle, Washington. Harry was 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighed 145 pounds and had a cauliflower left ear.

			According to the Washington, Death Index, 1940-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Harry Jewell, 82 years of age, died in Seattle, Washington on July 3, 1975. At the time of his death, he was a resident of Seattle.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Chuck1052 at 02:04, 24 September 2016

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	The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )		The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )

			According to the U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 database on Ancestry.com., one Harry Jewell was born in Olney, Illinois on February 10, 1893. At the time of his registration, he was work for The Shell Oil Company in Seattle, Washington. Harry was 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighed 145 pounds and had a cauliflower left ear.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Ric: another image linked

2014-07-11T17:11:15Z

another image linked

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	The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )		The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )

	December 15, 1913 ''Tacoma Times'' article [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1913-12-15/ed-1/seq-2/]		== External Links ==
			*December 15, 1913 ''Tacoma Times'' article [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1913-12-15/ed-1/seq-2/]
			*Photo #2: [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058393/1922-02-23/ed-1/seq-10/]

	[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]		[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]

Ric at 00:48, 28 June 2013

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			[[File:Harry Casey.JPG\|left\|thumb\|400px\|Dec. 15, 1913 ''Tacoma Times'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1913-12-15/ed-1/seq-2/]]]
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	The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave ~~him~~ the "Harry Casey" name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )		The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave Harry Jewell the '''Harry Casey''' name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the ''Harry Casey'' moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )

			December 15, 1913 ''Tacoma Times'' article [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1913-12-15/ed-1/seq-2/]


	[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]		[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]

Ric: 1964 photo linked

2010-06-26T17:47:10Z

1964 photo linked

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			The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave him the "Harry Casey" name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police. ([[:File:PNWOldTimers.jpg\|Photo]] of Casey in 1964. )
	The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave him the "Harry Casey" name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police.

	[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]		[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]

Ric: moved Human:28621 to Harry Casey

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	~~The March 28, 1916 TACOMA DAILY NEWS tells of how Seattle promoter Dan Salt gave him the Harry Casey name.~~
	~~The April 4, 1919 TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France.~~
	~~He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police.~~

			The March 28, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily News'' tells of how Seattle promoter [[Dan Salt]] gave him the "Harry Casey" name. The April 4, 1919 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France. He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police.

			[[Category: World War I Veterans\|Casey, Harry]]

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Real name: Harry Jewel.
The March 28, 1916 TACOMA DAILY NEWS tells of how Seattle promoter Dan Salt gave him the Harry Casey name.
The April 4, 1919 TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE reminds us of the Harry Casey moniker, while mentioning that Jewell had married a French woman in France.
He was then serving in the American Expeditionary Forces at the time, with the 209th police.