Wilfred Harvey Ringer, Sr., was the son of Hayden J. Ringer and Myra S. Goodwin. His parents were both born in English Canada.
Husband of Marion Francis who he married on September 7, 1910 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
The 1900 US Census shows the Ringer family as living in the Charleston District of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The following family members are recorded as living in the home at the time of the census:
Head Hayden Ringer M 44 Canada Eng
Wife Myra Ringer F 42 Canada Eng
Dau Mildred A Ringer F 21 Massachusetts
Dau Alice A Ringer F 18 Massachusetts
Son Wilfred H Ringer M 16 Massachusetts
The 1910 US Census shows Wilfred as a lodger in a boarding house in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. While his age is incorrect, it does list his state of birth as Massachusetts and that his parents were English Canadians.
The 1930 US Census shows Wilfred, his wife and children living in Glouchester, Massachusetts. The floowing names are recorded as living in the home:
Head Wilfred H Ringer M 45 Massachusetts
Wife Marion F Ringer F 42 Massachusetts
Dau Beth M Ringer F 18 Michigan
Son Wilfred H Ringer Jr. M 14 New York
Son Hayden N Ringer M 6 Massachusetts
The 1940 US Census shows only Hayden as still living with his parents. Beth had married and Bill was away in the Marine Corps. He would be killed in action on Guadalcanal in August, 1942.
Wilfred graduated from Boston Latin School and Tufts College (now Tufts University). He was a longtime principle at Leominister and Brookline High Schools, in cities of the same name in Massachusetts.
Wilfred's World War I Draft Registration Card shows he and his wife were living at 24 University Street in Leominster where he was serving as the high school principal. he was described as being of medium height and weight with light brown hair and brown eyes.
The "Old Man's" Draft Registration requirement during World War II showed that in 1942 Wilfred was 57 years old and living at 68 Harvard Avenue, Brookline, Massachusetts, where he was employed as the high school principal.
Husband of Marion Francis who he married on September 7, 1910 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
The 1900 US Census shows the Ringer family as living in the Charleston District of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The following family members are recorded as living in the home at the time of the census:
Head Hayden Ringer M 44 Canada Eng
Wife Myra Ringer F 42 Canada Eng
Dau Mildred A Ringer F 21 Massachusetts
Dau Alice A Ringer F 18 Massachusetts
Son Wilfred H Ringer M 16 Massachusetts
The 1910 US Census shows Wilfred as a lodger in a boarding house in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. While his age is incorrect, it does list his state of birth as Massachusetts and that his parents were English Canadians.
The 1930 US Census shows Wilfred, his wife and children living in Glouchester, Massachusetts. The floowing names are recorded as living in the home:
Head Wilfred H Ringer M 45 Massachusetts
Wife Marion F Ringer F 42 Massachusetts
Dau Beth M Ringer F 18 Michigan
Son Wilfred H Ringer Jr. M 14 New York
Son Hayden N Ringer M 6 Massachusetts
The 1940 US Census shows only Hayden as still living with his parents. Beth had married and Bill was away in the Marine Corps. He would be killed in action on Guadalcanal in August, 1942.
Wilfred graduated from Boston Latin School and Tufts College (now Tufts University). He was a longtime principle at Leominister and Brookline High Schools, in cities of the same name in Massachusetts.
Wilfred's World War I Draft Registration Card shows he and his wife were living at 24 University Street in Leominster where he was serving as the high school principal. he was described as being of medium height and weight with light brown hair and brown eyes.
The "Old Man's" Draft Registration requirement during World War II showed that in 1942 Wilfred was 57 years old and living at 68 Harvard Avenue, Brookline, Massachusetts, where he was employed as the high school principal.
Wilfred Harvey Ringer, Sr., was the son of Hayden J. Ringer and Myra S. Goodwin. His parents were both born in English Canada.
Husband of Marion Francis who he married on September 7, 1910 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
The 1900 US Census shows the Ringer family as living in the Charleston District of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The following family members are recorded as living in the home at the time of the census:
Head Hayden Ringer M 44 Canada Eng
Wife Myra Ringer F 42 Canada Eng
Dau Mildred A Ringer F 21 Massachusetts
Dau Alice A Ringer F 18 Massachusetts
Son Wilfred H Ringer M 16 Massachusetts
The 1910 US Census shows Wilfred as a lodger in a boarding house in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. While his age is incorrect, it does list his state of birth as Massachusetts and that his parents were English Canadians.
The 1930 US Census shows Wilfred, his wife and children living in Glouchester, Massachusetts. The floowing names are recorded as living in the home:
Head Wilfred H Ringer M 45 Massachusetts
Wife Marion F Ringer F 42 Massachusetts
Dau Beth M Ringer F 18 Michigan
Son Wilfred H Ringer Jr. M 14 New York
Son Hayden N Ringer M 6 Massachusetts
The 1940 US Census shows only Hayden as still living with his parents. Beth had married and Bill was away in the Marine Corps. He would be killed in action on Guadalcanal in August, 1942.
Wilfred graduated from Boston Latin School and Tufts College (now Tufts University). He was a longtime principle at Leominister and Brookline High Schools, in cities of the same name in Massachusetts.
Wilfred's World War I Draft Registration Card shows he and his wife were living at 24 University Street in Leominster where he was serving as the high school principal. he was described as being of medium height and weight with light brown hair and brown eyes.
The "Old Man's" Draft Registration requirement during World War II showed that in 1942 Wilfred was 57 years old and living at 68 Harvard Avenue, Brookline, Massachusetts, where he was employed as the high school principal.
Husband of Marion Francis who he married on September 7, 1910 in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
The 1900 US Census shows the Ringer family as living in the Charleston District of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The following family members are recorded as living in the home at the time of the census:
Head Hayden Ringer M 44 Canada Eng
Wife Myra Ringer F 42 Canada Eng
Dau Mildred A Ringer F 21 Massachusetts
Dau Alice A Ringer F 18 Massachusetts
Son Wilfred H Ringer M 16 Massachusetts
The 1910 US Census shows Wilfred as a lodger in a boarding house in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. While his age is incorrect, it does list his state of birth as Massachusetts and that his parents were English Canadians.
The 1930 US Census shows Wilfred, his wife and children living in Glouchester, Massachusetts. The floowing names are recorded as living in the home:
Head Wilfred H Ringer M 45 Massachusetts
Wife Marion F Ringer F 42 Massachusetts
Dau Beth M Ringer F 18 Michigan
Son Wilfred H Ringer Jr. M 14 New York
Son Hayden N Ringer M 6 Massachusetts
The 1940 US Census shows only Hayden as still living with his parents. Beth had married and Bill was away in the Marine Corps. He would be killed in action on Guadalcanal in August, 1942.
Wilfred graduated from Boston Latin School and Tufts College (now Tufts University). He was a longtime principle at Leominister and Brookline High Schools, in cities of the same name in Massachusetts.
Wilfred's World War I Draft Registration Card shows he and his wife were living at 24 University Street in Leominster where he was serving as the high school principal. he was described as being of medium height and weight with light brown hair and brown eyes.
The "Old Man's" Draft Registration requirement during World War II showed that in 1942 Wilfred was 57 years old and living at 68 Harvard Avenue, Brookline, Massachusetts, where he was employed as the high school principal.
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