Edward (Eddie) Bennett Close, 1882–1955 (aged 73 years)
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- Edward (Eddie) Bennett /Close/
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Death of a mother
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Death of a father
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Note: Possibly 14 March 1888 |
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Census 1900 US Fed
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Note: Living with mother and family at Yonkers, New York. Telephone Operator. Living with mother and family at Yonkers, New York. Telephone Operator. Living with aunt Louise and family. |
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Census 1910 US Fed
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Note: Living with wife Marjorie and family at Greenwich, Connecticut. Manufacturer. |
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Census 1915 US NY
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Note: Living with wife Marjorie and family at New York. Wall Street Broker. |
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Milit-Beg
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Note: Called into active service as a Captain with subsequent promotion to Major. Active duty in France, receiving the French Medaille d'Honneur des Affaires Etrangerers (Vermeil, sans glaives). Called into active service as a Captain with subsequent promotion to Major. Active duty in France, receiving the French Medaille d'Honneur des Affaires Etrangerers (Vermeil, sans glaives). Honourably discharged in 1918. |
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Emigration
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Note: Passport application. Travel to Mexico on business. |
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Emigration
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Note: Passport application. Travel and study in England, France and Belgium. |
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Census 1920 US Fed
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Note: Boarding with the Woolhouse family at Greenwich, Connecticut. Boarding with the Woolhouse family at Greenwich, Connecticut. He's divorced at this stage. Wife Marjorie and family are living in Manhattan. |
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Immigration
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Note: Arrived with wife Elizabeth at New York from Cherbourg, France aboard the SS Olympic. |
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Emigration
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Note: Passport application for Edward and wife Elizabeth. Travel in England, France, Italy, Germany, Austria and pretty much the rest of Europe. |
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Residence
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Note: After WW1 the Close's moved to France where Edward managed the American Hospital of Paris. After WW1 the Close's moved to France where Edward managed the American Hospital of Paris. Elizabeth returned to America with the twins, Edward and William, in 1939. Edward returned in 1940. |
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Census 1930 US Fed
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Note: Living in Paris, France at the time. |
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Census 1940 US Fed
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Note: Living in Paris, France at the time. |
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Immigration
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Note: Arrived at New York from Le Havre, France aboard the SS America. |
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Death of a brother
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Death
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Burial
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Note: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=133086659 |
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1844–1888
Birth: about 1844 — New York City, Kings County, New York, America Death: 14 April 1888 — Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, America |
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| mother |
1855–1884
Birth: about January 1855 — New York, America Death: after 1884 — New York City, Kings County, New York, America |
| Marriage | Marriage — about 1881 — New York City, Kings County, New York, America |
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13 months
himself |
1882–1955
Birth: 23 January 1882 — Manhattan, New York County, New York, America Death: 4 February 1955 — Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, America |
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2 years
younger brother |
1884–1951
Birth: 3 January 1884 — New York City, Kings County, New York, America Death: 16 November 1951 — Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas, America |
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1882–1955
Birth: 23 January 1882 — Manhattan, New York County, New York, America Death: 4 February 1955 — Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, America |
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| wife |
1897–
Birth: 27 April 1897 — Galveston, Galveston Island, Texas, America |
| son |
William (Billy) Taliaferro Close
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| son |
Edward (Teddy) Bennett Close
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| himself |
1882–1955
Birth: 23 January 1882 — Manhattan, New York County, New York, America Death: 4 February 1955 — Greenwich, Fairfield County, Connecticut, America |
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| wife |
1887–
Birth: 15 March 1887 — Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, America |
| daughter |
Adelaide Brevoort Close
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| daughter |
Eleanor Post Close
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| wife |
1887–
Birth: 15 March 1887 — Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, America |
| stepdaughter |
Marjorie Hutton
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| Census 1900 US Fed |
Living with mother and family at Yonkers, New York. Telephone Operator. Living with aunt Louise and family. |
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| Census 1910 US Fed |
Living with wife Marjorie and family at Greenwich, Connecticut. Manufacturer. |
| Census 1915 US NY |
Living with wife Marjorie and family at New York. Wall Street Broker. |
| Milit-Beg |
Called into active service as a Captain with subsequent promotion to Major. Active duty in France, receiving the French Medaille d'Honneur des Affaires Etrangerers (Vermeil, sans glaives). Honourably discharged in 1918. |
| Emigration |
Passport application. Travel to Mexico on business. |
| Emigration |
Passport application. Travel and study in England, France and Belgium. |
| Residence |
After WW1 the Close's moved to France where Edward managed the American Hospital of Paris. Elizabeth returned to America with the twins, Edward and William, in 1939. Edward returned in 1940. |
| Census 1920 US Fed |
Boarding with the Woolhouse family at Greenwich, Connecticut. He's divorced at this stage. Wife Marjorie and family are living in Manhattan. |
| Immigration |
Arrived with wife Elizabeth at New York from Cherbourg, France aboard the SS Olympic. |
| Emigration |
Passport application for Edward and wife Elizabeth. Travel in England, France, Italy, Germany, Austria and pretty much the rest of Europe. |
| Census 1930 US Fed |
Living in Paris, France at the time. |
| Census 1940 US Fed |
Living in Paris, France at the time. |
| Immigration |
Arrived at New York from Le Havre, France aboard the SS America. |
| Burial |
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=133086659 |