DIED: 19241107
AGED: 81
DEATH LOCATION: Redwood City
OCCUPATION: Farmer
MEMBER OF: GAR
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- Bagley, Orson J
- Barrows, Henry F
- Baxter, James Henry
- Bierman, Earnest
- Boos, Frank
- Brown, Isabelle Roger
- Brown, John F
- Conn, Harvey D
- Crego, Lucinda Jane
- Davis, Thomas
- Donnelly, Margaret
- Enright, Patrick
- Fenn, John H
- Fenn, Mary
- Fletcher, Lewis M
- Fox, Jacob
- Green, Charles D
- Hart, Edward Redmond
- Hogle, A M
- Johnson, David Mitchel
- Johnson, Elma Jane
- Jonn, Harvey D
- Jostmann, Casper
- Killalee, John J
- Lentz, William
- Lorton, William A
- Lowry, Robert
- Maddocks, Francis E
- McElwain, Robert
- Peace, James
- Penny, Thomas Dixon
- Quinn, John L
- Ragan, John
- Rankin, Benjamin A
- Ridge, Grace
- Ridge, Joseph
- Rollins, Josiah King
- Sayrus, James
- Smyth, James
- Stokes, John
- Storey, Riley C Story
- Swasey, John J
- Swasey, Sophie
- Sweeney, Charles
- Thompson, Edward
- Trowbridge, Caleb
- Walker, Henry
- Warren, Thomas
- Williams, Richard J
- Winter, Frank
- Winters, McCallen
- Witzell, William Bernhart
- Woodward, Howard Benjamin
- Woolf, Martin
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OBITUARY ---------------GEORGE H. CREGO
Redwood City Standard
Nov. 13, 1924
Veteran of Civil War passes away.
George H. Crego, 84, a veteran of the Civil War, passed away at his home on Nevada Street, Redwood Highlands, last Thursday evening. The resident of this city for the past eight years. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Luzianna Crego and the following children: Escha R., Charles O., Myron J., and Arthur J. Crego. A brother, Myron E. Crego and a sister, Mrs. Annie McKensler, also survive.
The funeral was held Saturday morning from the chapel of the James Crowe Co, Rev. R.J. Currie of the First Congregational Church conducting the services. Internment was in Union Cemetery.
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