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Name:

William Harrison CRYMES

Name:

William Harrison CRYMES

Born:

4 Aug 1877

Georgia, USA

Born:

4 Aug 1877

Georgia, USA

Father:

Mother:

Father:

Mother:

Spouse:

Emily Elizabeth STANLEY

Married:

29 Mar 1903

Fulton, Georgia, USA

Spouse:

Emily Elizabeth STANLEY

Married:

29 Mar 1903

Fulton, Georgia, USA

Children:

Fred Harrison, Dudley Harrison, Hazel, Richard, Stanley, Edna Irene, James William, Vera, Eva Mae

Residence:	1880	Banks, Georgia, USA
Residence:	1910	811 Catherine St., Richmond, Virginia, USA
Residence:	1920	75 Rosalia St., Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Occupation:	1910	Porter - Clothing Store
Occupation:	1920	Mechanic - Motor Company

Residence:	1880	Banks, Georgia, USA
Residence:	1910	811 Catherine St., Richmond, Virginia, USA
Residence:	1920	75 Rosalia St., Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Occupation:	1910	Porter - Clothing Store
Occupation:	1920	Mechanic - Motor Company

Died:

24 Oct 1923

Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Buried:

Oct 1923

Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Died:

24 Oct 1923

Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Buried:

Oct 1923

Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA

Country of last known residence:

United States

Branch:

Virginia

Country of last known residence:

United States

Branch:

Virginia

From the Find-a-Grave record: "Mr. Crymes was killed when the iron frame of an awning on which he was working, came into contact with a wire charged with 22,000 volts of electricity. He passed en route to the hospital. The Ford Motor company plant closed at noon in honor of Mr. Crymes. Mr. Crymes was a machinist for the company and had been employed for seven years there. Mr. Crymes was 45 years old."