Wa Murray of Livermore Dies at 88 in Livermore
William Murray Sr died at his Livermore home on Saturday January 13 at age 88 years 1 month 28 days after a heart failure. Born in London England in 1843 he came to the U.S. with his parents as a child, lived in Plainfield Indiana and later in Goodland Indiana before moving to LaVerne and finally Livermore. He married Ganbeth Malcolm of Scotland who died in 1893. Surviving are eight children including Charles Henry Mose Alice Maria Elizabeth Anon Bell Lillian Alaptian Win Benjamin Jessmine and Mave morel, with 18 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church in Livermore, burial in Ensign Cemetery beside his wife.
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Walter
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Humboldt
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Fragmented Inquiry on Light Sensory Perception and Research
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Kawesus City Star
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Fragmentary reader challenge of taste and wit in a telegraph column
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Oncon
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Los Angeles
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Edoho Indian Name and the Word Idaho History
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The Important Past We Had a Wonderful Trip
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Diets on the Brain in a Curious Medical Tale
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