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Note: Spillane, Richard G Age: 1 8.12 Year: 1930 Birthplace: Roll: T626_1042 Race: Page: 16A State: Michigan ED: 275 County: Wayne Image: 0097 Township: Detroit Relationship: Son Home in 1930: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan Family and neighbors: View Results Occupation: View Image Education: View Image Military service: View Image Rent/home value: View Image Age at first marriage: View Image Parents' birthplace: View Image Owned a radio: View Image Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan; Roll: 1042; Page: 16A; Enumeration District: 275; Image: 97.0. head rev 5500 34 married age 26 b Ohiofather B MI mother b Ohio steamengineer school Ethel M. wife age 27 mar age 18 b MI father MI mother Ohio Marian E daughter age 7 b MI Barbara L. 5 b MI Esther T 3 4/12 b MI Richard G. 1 8/12 b MI John M 3/12 b MI Grandpa worked in a steel mill in Wyan dotte for as long as I can remember. When my Uncle Dick & Uncle John were ol d enough to work, he got them jobs at the Mill. Uncle Dick worked in the Mil l until his health (heart problems) forced him to quit. Uncle John went to w orkin an office and eventually worked with my Dad at G.F.C. Finance Co. E veryone should have an Uncle Dick in their lives. He was funny, loving and c aring. He was artistic. When they moved into the Valade house, only blocks from our home, he started a mural on his son Ric's walls. It was a forest an d it wrapped around every wall. It was wonderful. He spent years working on it. Of course, he wasn't perfect, and once after arguing with my Aunt Jeane tte, she won the argument in the long run, because when he went to sleep, she painted over it! He was a Dr. Doolittle as well. If he found a sick or inj ured animal he brought it home with him. Once they had a duck that walked ar ound the house ina diaper. When I was 13 we moved from Michigan to Californ ia. The next time Isaw Uncle Dick he had an Irish brogue. My Aunt Esh tell s it the best way..."Dick was in the hospital and I went to visit him. Passe d a lady in the hall that I knew. We stopped and chatted and in passing she inquired who I was there to see. I told her, my brother, Dick Spillane. T he lady answered, : "I know Dick, but he has such a heavy Irish accent, what happened to yours? and she said, I worked very hard on losing itand he didn' t." We were at Uncle Dick's alot, or they were at our house. When we were t ogether, we often would push the furniture aside and dance. Uncle Dick was a wonderful dancer. We would waltz, or polka. Grown-ups and kids. He loved to travel and did so, often spur of the moment. While the Mill was on strike o nce, he put the family in a car to go for a ride. They ended up in Californ ia and even went to Tijuana. My Mom was so worried about them, and then we g ot a post card. Typical Uncle Dick. I wasn't around when he and my Aunt Jeane tte divorced. I have no idea why. I love them both. I never met their last son Matthew. I nevermet his second wife or their son, John. He was a shor t man, tall in story and heart. Terry The Trenton Times Thursday Dec 27th, 19 56 Riverview residents again are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spillane who along wit h children Ricky, Paddie, Susan and Cherly who have just moved into their new home at 18601 Valade Street. Jan 3, 1957 The Spillanes and their four childr en, Ricky, Paddie, Susan and Cheryl, entertained family and friends at a dinn er Sunday. On the "company list" were Mr. and Mrs. John Spillane and family, of Gibraltar, a brother and sister in law to the head man; Mr. and Mrs. Farr an Helmick and family; the Spillane brothers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bubo ltz and Mrs. Buboltz's mother, Mrs. Richard Sans Souci. VISIT NORTH COUNTRY Mr. and Mrs. Richad Spillane and their children, Ricky, Patricia, Susan, Che ryl and Tim Shaun, of 18601 Valade spent last week end in the north country a t Indian River. June 1959 7/31/1963The Trenton Times Round and About Rivervie w Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spillane of Valade Street packed their five children, guest Larry Bridges, luggage and camping equipment in their two-seater pick- up truck and headed west for a tour of the country, ending up at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Spillane in Lakewood, California, and cousin Jim Spillane, Pomona. On the way out the family stopped in Arizona to tour the Grand Canyon, the Petrified National Forest Park, and the Saguaro Cactus National Monument, where Richard was untied with three aunts he had not seen since early boy hood. One of the most memorable sights occurred Social Security Death Index Spillane In Arizona Name: RICHARD G SPILLANE SSN: 366-24-7889 Last Residence: 85273 Superior, Pinal, AZ Born: 15 Jul 1928 Last Benefit: Died: 10 Nov 1992 State (Year) SSN issued: MI (Before 1951 )
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