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Note: REFN2 !His cause of death was OCLUSIVE CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE with CARCINO
MA OF THE LUNG contributing.Death Ctf #56-71--300082.WILLIAM MC KINLE
Y was the 25th president when he was born.
Dad worked for Knox Hats, first in the factory then in sales. At
some point he was transferred to Connecticut and I suppose that's wh
y he left.
He was on the young side for WW I but went to work in the Brooklyn Na vy Yard
as a Boilermaker's Helper. He was slight in build and his size was su
pposed to be an advantage working inside the ships boilers. He did th
e same thing again in WW II. One of the times, the FBI gave him a har
d time because the name he went by ,Joseph August Logan, didn't matc
h his birth ctf which had been filled out (so the story went) by a Ge
rman midwife. It said "Agust Logen".My mother arranged to have it cha
nged legally when she was working in the City Court which had jurisdi
ction. His SS# 092-01-2697
He had a cousin(?) named John Crehan,who may have worked with him i
n the Navy Yard in the first war and later became a cop. He also ha
d a liquor store maybe after he retired.One of my father's many job
s was for the New York Daily News.I don't know what he did but I thin
k it was in the printing plant.
At some point the Logans lived at 93 Concord St probably at the poin
t when my
father was getting married. The County Clerk found no census record o
f the family at 693 Franklin Ave in 1905 nor at 93 Concord St in 1915 . They were living at those addresses around that time.
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