Case File: Harsh & Gallogly: Difference between revisions

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Name	(Born-Died)	Description
Disosway, Mrs. J. S.		sister to Junie
Gallogly, James A.		lawyer, father of Dickey
Gallogly, Richard Gray "Dickey"	(1908-?)
Gray, James R.		grandfather to Dickey, publisher of Atlanta Journal
Harmon, Eleanor		wife of George Harsh (1946)
Harsh, George Rutherford "Junie"	(1909-1980)
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Willard
Yankey, Dr. Worth E.		step-father to Dickey

1920 US Federal Census: "Geo Harsh Jr", 10, with parents, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1930 US Federal Census: "George Harsh", 21, prisoner, Fulton County Chain Gang, North Camp
1940 US Federal Census: "George Harsh", 31, prisoner, Bellwood Prison Camp, Fulton County, Georgia

1910 Sanborn Insurance Map: 584 Kenwood Blvd, Milwaukee - home of the Harsh family

WW2 Draft: George Harsh Disosway, 18, nephew of George Rutherford Harsh Jr., works for Delta Airlines in Savannah
WW2 Draft: George Rutherford Harsh, 31, released from Fulton County Public Works the same day.
Questionnaire for Ex-Prisoners of War: ("TOP SECRET") - "George Rutherford Harsh", journalist, #J7795, RAF Squadron #102, captured 5 Oct 1942 in Cologne, Germany. At military hospital 5 Oct 1942 to 10 Oct 1942; at Hospital Stalag VI near Cologne 10 Oct 1942 to 1 Nov 1942; at Dulag Luft, Frankfurt 2 Nov 1942 to 9 Nov 1942; at Stalag Luft III, Sagan 11 Nov 1942 to 29 Jan 1945; at Stalag III A, Luckenwalde from Feb 1942 to 9 May 1945. He was wounded at the time of his capture, he did received adequate medical treatment. He had previously attended a lecture on escape and evasion by an Intelligence Officer at O.T.U. Wellesbourne. Did he attempt escape? "Yes, I was i/c "Security" of Stalag Luft III Tunnel from time of its inception on April 1, 1943 until I was transferred by Germans to Beldrid Teildger on March 1, 1944." - conducted 24 May 1945.
Der Reichsminister der Luftfahrt (Prisoners List, written in German): "George Rutherford Harsh", American, born 12 Dec 1909 in Milwaukee, USA, no marks, #J7795, arrived 5 Oct 1942, assigned to Dulag-Luft.

1 Sep 1921 (Atlanta Journal): Mr. George R. Harsh, of Milwaukee, is Dead
2 Sep 1921 (Stoughton Weekly Courier-Hub): George R. Harsh Sr dies after an operation
12 May 1929 (Daily News, New York City): What Was Justice?

1923: Elizabeth Harsh and son George Harsh Jr. - travelling to Japan, China, Java, Italy, GB, France, Monaco, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark - first departing on the SS Franconia on 14 Nov 1923. (3 pages)

1929: Georgia, Central Register of Convicts (page 82/83) - "George Harsh", murder, received 9 Apr 1929, paroled 21 Nov 1940, full pardon 11 Jan 1944. Male, 20, 6'2", 155 lbs, blue eyes, dark hair, #4159
1929: Georgia, Central Register of Convicts (page 68/69) - "Richard G. Gallogly", murder, received 9 Apr 1929. Full Pardon 13 Jan 1941. Escaped 6 Oct 1939, recaptured 24 Mar 1940. Male, 19, 5' 11.25", 155 lbs, brown hair and eyes, #4160.

1924: "George R. Harsh", 15, with mother Elizabeth. On SS Berengaria from Southampton (12 Apr) to NYC (19 Apr)

1908: Birth Index for George Rutherford Harsh Jr. - 12 Dec 1908 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1920: Death of unnamed infant son of Estelle Harsh Disosway - Atlanta, Georgia
1946: Marriage of George R. Harsh Jr to Eleanor Harmon - Manhattan, New York
1947: Marriage of Estelle Harsh to 3rd husband John Dent Wellborn
1950: Death of Elizabeth Schwimmer Harsh in Indianapolis, Indiana

Zillow listing for 2808 E. Kenwood Ave, Milwaukee - home of the Harsh family before the death of George Harsh Sr.

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 * [https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1374198:60716?tid=193423375&pid=372602374557&hid=1029452243189 1950]: Death of Elizabeth Schwimmer Harsh in Indianapolis, Indiana
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 * [https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2808-E-Kenwood-Blvd-Milwaukee-WI-53211/40433192_zpid/? Zillow listing] for 2808 E. Kenwood Ave, Milwaukee - home of the Harsh family before the death of George Harsh Sr.