Husband: Clair Francis Bee
Born: Mar- 2-1896 in Pennsboro, Ritchie Co, WV 1,2,3
Died: May-20-1983 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co, OH 4,2
Buried: in Cooks Falls Cemetery, Delaware Co, NY 5
Resided: in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co, OH 6,7
Census: 1930 in Trenton, Mercer Co, NJ
Census: 1910, 1920 in Grafton, Taylor Co, WV
Census: 1900 in Parkersburg, Wood Co, WV
Occupation: basketball coach
Occupation: 1930 instructor at business college 8
Education: Grafton H.S. (1920), Waynesburg (Pa.) College (1925) 9
Military: May-23-1917 - Jul-31-1919 U.S. Army, World War I 10,11
Father: James Edward Bee (1871 - 1933)
Mother: Grace Louise Skinner (1872 - 1905)
Other spouse 2
Notes 12,11
Wife: Marjorie M. ___
Married: ca 1929 8
Born: ca 1910 in Ohio 8
Census: 1930 in Trenton, Mercer Co, NJ
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Sources: (1) Goldenseal Magazine, West Virginia Cultural Center, www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/culture/goldensl.html, "His birth is recorded in the Wood County Courthouse, although a note accompanying the record states that he was actually born at Pennsboro in Ritchie County." (Note: Obituary incorrectly states his birthplace as Grafton (Taylor County), where he resided in his youth.), Winter 1991, pp. 40-45. (2) Social Security Death Index. (3) 1900 Census, Wood County, WV. (4) Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2007 (online), Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health. (5) Findagrave.com. (6) Social Security Death Index, Social Security card issued in New York before 1951. (7) Death Record - Online. (8) 1930 Census. (9) Goldenseal Magazine, West Virginia Cultural Center, www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/culture/goldensl.html, "Bee left high school to enter military service during World War I. He returned to Grafton High for his senior year, graduating in 1920. Age and experience gave him an added advantage that year. He served as captain of the football and basketball teams and wrote sports for the high school newspaper.", Winter 1991, pp. 40-45. (10) U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 [database on-line], Ancestry.com. (11) Goldenseal Magazine, West Virginia Cultural Center, www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/culture/goldensl.html, Winter 1991, pp. 40-45. (12) Wikipedia.org (http://www.wikipedia.org)