
| i. | RAYMOND HOWARD5 SUTTON, b. 30 April 1914, Bosie, Ada, Idaho; d. 04 September 1948, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon; m. DOLLY BEATTIE, 23 September 1940, Vancouver, Clark, Washington. |
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Notes for RAYMOND HOWARD SUTTON: The Oregonian Portland, Oregon September 5, 1948 - page 8, col. 1 CURRENT FATAL TO BOAT BUILDER Raymond Howard Sutton, 30, 3644 N. Winchell street, was electrocuted Saturday night while working with a welder's torch in his brother's boatyard at 5705 N.E. Alton street. He was pronounced dead of arrival at Emanuel hospital after resuscitation efforts by Deputy Sheriffs Don Wright and Walter Jahn failed to revive him. Officers said Sutton was welding some pipe to a steel hull and came in contact with live current through faulty welding equipment. The victim father, William A. Sutton, also 3644 N. Winchell street, was at work in another compartment of the boat at the time. The Oregonian Portland, Oregon September 9, 1948 Obit: Sutton - September 4, 1948, Raymond H., late of 3644 N. Winchell St., Son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sutton; brother of George Sutton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. Finley's Rose Chapel, SW Montgomery at 4th. Friends invited. Internment at Lincoln Memorial Park. By Dore' Sutton. I never met my Uncle Raymond as he was killed 2 months before I was born. But I have been told that he really loved my sister, being that he had no children of his own. From what I have been told, he was also a talented artist. |
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More About RAYMOND HOWARD SUTTON: Cause of Death: Electrocution by electric welding outfit Fact 1: 03 July 1942, Divorced Fact 2: No children Fact 3: 08 September 1948, Burial:Lincoln Memorial Park,Portland,Oregon Fact 4: Attended: Benson High School Fact 5: Porland, Oregon Fact 6: SS# 544-10-0550 - Issued in Oregon Medical Information: (Faulty cord contacted neck working for self) Obit: See Notes |
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More About RAYMOND SUTTON and DOLLY BEATTIE: Divorce: 03 July 1942, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Marriage: 23 September 1940, Vancouver, Clark, Washington |
| ii. | GEORGE WILLIAM SUTTON, b. 25 June 1917, Bosie, Ada, Idaho; d. 16 May 1988, Daytona Beach, Volusia, Florida; m. JESTEEN ANGELINE PARENT, 23 June 1940, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon; b. 01 February 1921, Denver, Denver, Colorado. |
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Notes for GEORGE WILLIAM SUTTON: As a young man, George William Sutton, started out to study aviation design. But then turned to his true love of boats. He became an accomplished steel ship designer and builder. He started out in Portland, Oregon. In 1952, he moved his family to Orange County, California to continue his occupation. In California he built pleasure yachts, commercial fishing boats, party fishing boats, and oil rig tenders. In 1964, being pushed out of water front property, he moved to Tarpon Springs, Florida. There he continued his successful ship building business with more accessible water frontage. In 1977, he moved his business again to Flagler Beach, Florida. There he continued his business until his death in 1988. Most, if not all, his ships are still in use today. |
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More About GEORGE WILLIAM SUTTON: Cause of Death: Cardio respiratory failure Fact 1: Cremation:Quality Crematory,Ocoee,Florida Fact 2: Attended: Benson High School Fact 3: Portland, Oregon Fact 4: SS# 542-10-2512 - Issued in Oregon Fact 5: Lifelong member of Masons Medical Information: Gross hematuria, terminal Metastatic adenocarcinoma prostate |
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More About GEORGE SUTTON and JESTEEN PARENT: Marriage: 23 June 1940, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon |
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