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Earl Edward WAUGH
Shirley D. STRAUB
Husband:  Earl Edward WAUGH
Birth:  19 Jun 1904, Evans, Weld Co., CO
Death:  17 Jan 1993, Bakersfield, Kern Co., CA
Occupation:  attorney (BarID 12842); in private practice; for Standard Oil in Arabia; and for the U.S. Small Business Administration
Military Service:  World War II:  Cmdr., USN
Father:  John William WAUGH
Mother:  [Euphemia] "Effie" [AZLIN / AZZLIN?]
Marriage:  23 Nov 1932, Santa Clara Co., CA
Wife:  Shirley D. STRAUB
Birth:  18 Jan 1909, Turlock, Stanislaus Co., CA
Death:  18 Sep 1988, Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, Santa Clara Co., CA
Education:  graduated Jun 1927, San Jose High School, San Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA
Occupation:  stenographer, legal secretary, homemaker 
Father:  Albert Roy STRAUB
Mother:  Nina WILLIS
Children:
none
Keywords for search engines:  genealogy; USA, US, United States, California, Colorado

Sources:

1.  Interview of my mother, Nina Gale (STRAUB) MATTHIESEN, sister of my aunt, Shirley (STRAUB) WAUGH, and my own first-hand knowledge.  I knew well, and dearly loved, my aunt and uncle, Shirley & Earl (STRAUB) WAUGH.  I have a vague childhood memory of someone mentioning a connection between my Uncle Earl and the painter, Frederick Judd WAUGH (b. 1861 in NJ), and with the writer, Evelyn WAUGH (1903-1966, born in London), but I can't get beyond Earl's father.  Earl was an attorney for Standard Oil in Arabia, and I was beguiled as a child by their stories of living there.  Shirley was my mother's closest sister, and they were my favorite aunt and uncle.  I liked to think I was their favorite niece, and I lived with them one summer in Pacific Heights while attending a summer class at San Francisco State University.  They loved to play bridge, but my mother didn't, so as soon as I was able to hold a hand of cards, I became the fourth with them and my father.

2.  Office of the Clerk Recorder, Santa Clara County, California. Marriage Certificates (database formerly online at the Santa Clara County, California, official web site):
Waugh, Earl E Straub, Shirley D 11/23/1932 Book 29, p. 485 Cert. #3201271

3.  1930 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #15 of 30):  Y.M.C.A. Central Branch, 16th Avenue, Denver City, Denver [Arapahoe] Co., CO, Roll 238, p. 192A, SN 8A, ED 16 -162, SD 3, enumerated 7 Apr 1930, official enumeration date 1 Apr 1930 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
1930:  for an explanation of the column headings, please see
What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean (missing columns contained no data).
1 3 4 5 6 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 24 25 30
* 33 86 Waugh, Earl E lodger M W 25 S Y Y CO ME KY Y none N
*16th Avenue

5.  California Birth Index, 1905-1995 (formerly online at RootsWeb.com):  Shirley STRAUB not found.  All of her younger siblings were found, but not Shirley or her older sister, Nina Gale, who was born in Turlock in 1907.

6.  California Death Index, 1940-1997 (online at RootsWeb.com):
Last
Name
First
Name
Middle Birth Date Mother
Maiden
Father
Last
Sex Birth
Place
Death Place Death Date SSN Age Postem
WAUGH SHIRLEY S 01/09/1909 HOPKINS STRAUB F CA SANTA CLARA 09/18/1988 567-05-0678 79 Yes
WAUGH EARL EDWARD 06/19/1904 AZZLIN   M CO KERN 01/17/1993 563-07-5873 88 Yes
Shirley's middle initial was "D," not "S" (the "S" stood for "Straub"); and her mother's maiden name was Nina WILLIS.  It was Nina WILLIS's maternal grandmother who was a HOPKINS.  She was born January 18th, not the 9th.  The informant on Earl's death certificate was very likely the widow of his late wife's late brother (as the only kin living anywhere near him at the time of his death).  As she was not blood kin to either Earl or Shirley, she could easily have been mistaken about the maiden name of Earl's mother, which could explain why I've been totally unable to find Earl's mother in the census before she married Earl's father.

7.  SSDI:  Social Security Death Index (online at RootsWeb.com):
Name Birth Death Last Residence SSN Issued Post-em
WAUGH, Earl E 19 Jun 1904 17 Jan 1993 93309 (Bakersfield, Kern, CA) 563-07-5873 CA Yes
WAUGH, Shirley 18 Jan 1909 18 Sep 1988 94025 (Menlo Park, San Mateo, CA) 567-05-0678 CA Yes

8.  California Passenger and Crew Lists, 1893-1957 (online at Ancestry.com):
LIST OF UNITED STATES CITIZENS
(FOR THE IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES)
S.S. BIO-BIO sailing from Cristobal, Dec. 19, 1946, Arriving at Port of San Pedro, Calif. Jan 12, 1947
No.
on
List
NAME IN FULL AGE SEX M
or
S
NATIVITY NATURALIZATION ADDRESS IN U.S.
FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME Yrs Mos
3 WAUGH SHIRLEY 37   F M Jan. 18th 1909 Imlock California    960 Anga St, S Francisco Calif
Shirley was born in Turlock, and they lived on Anza Street.  Cristobol is presumably the port on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal.

9.  New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 (online at Ancestry.com):
Name: WAUGH, Earl E WAUGH, Shirley S
Age: 44 39
Gender: M F
Marital Status: M M
Line: 9 10
Passport No: 188 2089
Place of Birth: Colorado California
Address: 5753 Lexington Avenue,
Los Angeles, Califorina
List Number: 2
Microfilm Roll: NARA T715_7630
Date of Departure: 13 Jul 1948
Port of Departure: Southampton
Class: First
Shipping Line: Ship Name: Mauretania
Port of Arrival: New York
Date of Arrival: 19 Jul 1948

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