WWI draft registration of John Randolph Morilon, Seattle, 12 Sept 1918
Record
- Date
- 12 Sep 1918
- Held by
- Ancestry, U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 > Washington > Seattle City > 06 > Draft Card M (NARA)
- Reference
- Local Board for Division No. 6, City of Seattle; serial no. 4001 [?], order no. A4831 [?]; image 1369 of 1642
- Seen as
- originalimagetranscriptabstractindex
What it says
Found on Ancestry, 9 Oct 2026, as a hint for Maud Holbrook.
- Name: John Randolph Morilon.
- Home: 1117 3d [Ave.], Seattle, King, Wash.
- Age 36; born May 20, 1882. White; native-born citizen.
- Occupation: barber. Employer: A. Goddard, 123 1st Ave., Seattle.
- Nearest relative: “Maude Noel Morilon (wife),” 2208 14th West, Seattle, King, Wash.
- Signed John Randolph Morilon.
- Registrar’s report (46-1-15C [?]): medium height, medium build; eyes hazel, hair brown; no disqualification. Registered Sept. 12, 1918, by Thomas Withers; Division No. 6, Seattle, 1416 Alaska Building.
He is the John R. Morilon who married Maude E. Noel in 1910 (28 then, born in Kansas), and the
John Wendall Morilon, born at Leavenworth, of Douglas’s birth certificate of 1916. In Sept 1918 he
and Maude were living at different addresses, he on Third Avenue downtown and she on 14th Avenue West,
though he still names her as his wife. Richard Holbrook registered the same day, at 560 Mercer
(draft-wwi-richard-holbrook-1918).