Harrison Murray STAFFORD b. 14 Feb 1916 Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio d. 6 Mar 1992 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California

1916 - 1992 (76 years)

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Name	Harrison Murray STAFFORD
Born	14 Feb 1916	Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio
Gender	Male
_UID	F6EFE9F81A458142AC48F1CA57EA0DC0A526
Died	6 Mar 1992	Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California
Buried	12 Mar 1992	Inglewood Park Cem., Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., California
Person ID	I22774	Branch 031 Robert Stafford 1790 Wales, Great Britain
Last Modified	25 Jun 2006

Father	Reuben Murray STAFFORD, b. 6 May 1870, Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio , d. 1 Mar 1927, Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio (Age 56 years)
Mother	Sadie Marie STAFFORD, b. 5 May 1872, Church, Hillsdale Co., Michigan , d. 4 Jun 1939, Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio (Age 67 years)
Married	29 Dec 1897	Hillsdale, Hillsdale Co., Michigan
Family ID	F8499	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Ida Pearl JAMES, b. 21 Oct 1913, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada , d. 13 Apr 1973, Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., California (Age 59 years)

Married 14 Feb 1942 Yuma, Yuma Co., Arizona

Children

	1. Michael Harrison STAFFORD, Major USAFR
	2. Patrick Murray STAFFORD, b. 6 Jul 1948, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada , d. 8 Jan 2019, Lancaster, Los Angeles Co., California (Age 70 years)

Last Modified 22 Nov 2019

Family ID F8503 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Harry Stafford moved to Los Angeles, CA about 1934 and worked as a cook and baker before joining Tractor Trac Maintence Co. He took over the Company in the early 1940's. In 1948, he sold the business and moved his family to Surrey, British Columbia, Canada where he had brought land from his brother-in-law and built a house and a barn. Finding work was a problem. After a year, he took a job on a dairy farm in Laddner and moved the family to the dairy.

In December 1949, the family moved back to Los Angeles. His wife, Ida, found work as a secretary in various jobs, including the ICBM program and the FAA until her retirement in 1971. Harry found work with the City of Los Angeles and worked 23 years as a compressor operator for the Department of Water and Power, retiring in 1975. He helped install much of the water system in the West Los Angeles area.

Harrison Murray STAFFORD[1]