Arlie J. Bay was a son of Joseph Nathaniel Bay and Balzora Chaney. Arlie worked as a ranch hand in Montana for a bit and registered there for the WWI draft. Following his military service, he relocated to Oklahoma, where he married, 7 Nov 1920, his second cousin Beatrice Bay, daughter of Ninian Lewis Bay and Mollie Elizabeth Jones. After marriage, Arlie and Beatrice lived first in Oklahoma City (1930 census), then relocated to Oregon (1940 census).
Arlie was a World War I veteran. He served from 2 Oct 1917 to 11 Aug 1919, and was a horseshoer for Headquarters Company, 58th Infantry, U.S. Army (per the application for his military headstone).
Obituaries for Arlie and Beatrice state they wear buried Eureka Cemetery, as does the headstone application for Arlie.
Sources:
(1) SSDI, Arlie Bay.
(2) Oregon Death Index, 1898-2008 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay, Cert. No. 13157.
(3) Oklahoma County Marriages, 1890-1995 (FamilySearch), Arlie J. Bay and Beatrice Bays.
(4) World War I draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(5) World War II draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(6) Census records 1900, 1920, 1930, 1940.
(7) U.S. Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1970 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay.
(8) Obituary (image on this memorial).
(9) Family information from Marie Bay Harder.
Arlie was a World War I veteran. He served from 2 Oct 1917 to 11 Aug 1919, and was a horseshoer for Headquarters Company, 58th Infantry, U.S. Army (per the application for his military headstone).
Obituaries for Arlie and Beatrice state they wear buried Eureka Cemetery, as does the headstone application for Arlie.
Sources:
(1) SSDI, Arlie Bay.
(2) Oregon Death Index, 1898-2008 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay, Cert. No. 13157.
(3) Oklahoma County Marriages, 1890-1995 (FamilySearch), Arlie J. Bay and Beatrice Bays.
(4) World War I draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(5) World War II draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(6) Census records 1900, 1920, 1930, 1940.
(7) U.S. Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1970 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay.
(8) Obituary (image on this memorial).
(9) Family information from Marie Bay Harder.
Arlie J. Bay was a son of Joseph Nathaniel Bay and Balzora Chaney. Arlie worked as a ranch hand in Montana for a bit and registered there for the WWI draft. Following his military service, he relocated to Oklahoma, where he married, 7 Nov 1920, his second cousin Beatrice Bay, daughter of Ninian Lewis Bay and Mollie Elizabeth Jones. After marriage, Arlie and Beatrice lived first in Oklahoma City (1930 census), then relocated to Oregon (1940 census).
Arlie was a World War I veteran. He served from 2 Oct 1917 to 11 Aug 1919, and was a horseshoer for Headquarters Company, 58th Infantry, U.S. Army (per the application for his military headstone).
Obituaries for Arlie and Beatrice state they wear buried Eureka Cemetery, as does the headstone application for Arlie.
Sources:
(1) SSDI, Arlie Bay.
(2) Oregon Death Index, 1898-2008 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay, Cert. No. 13157.
(3) Oklahoma County Marriages, 1890-1995 (FamilySearch), Arlie J. Bay and Beatrice Bays.
(4) World War I draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(5) World War II draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(6) Census records 1900, 1920, 1930, 1940.
(7) U.S. Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1970 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay.
(8) Obituary (image on this memorial).
(9) Family information from Marie Bay Harder.
Arlie was a World War I veteran. He served from 2 Oct 1917 to 11 Aug 1919, and was a horseshoer for Headquarters Company, 58th Infantry, U.S. Army (per the application for his military headstone).
Obituaries for Arlie and Beatrice state they wear buried Eureka Cemetery, as does the headstone application for Arlie.
Sources:
(1) SSDI, Arlie Bay.
(2) Oregon Death Index, 1898-2008 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay, Cert. No. 13157.
(3) Oklahoma County Marriages, 1890-1995 (FamilySearch), Arlie J. Bay and Beatrice Bays.
(4) World War I draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(5) World War II draft registration, Arlie J. Bay.
(6) Census records 1900, 1920, 1930, 1940.
(7) U.S. Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1970 (Ancestry), Arlie J. Bay.
(8) Obituary (image on this memorial).
(9) Family information from Marie Bay Harder.
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