| Parents | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
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| Herbert Arthur Jordan Source Data |
24 July 1898 at 1453 Fillmore Street, Chicago, Illinois | Herbert took instruction in 1917 in a Catholic Church in Westover, Pennsylvania. It is unclear if he was Baptized there. Sponsors: |
Elizabeth Page on 21 August 1918 at St. Raphael's, Chicago, Illinois at age 20 Witnesses: Charles Pettele and Rose Page |
• Herbert to California in late fall 1942 • Returned to Chicago in spring 1943 to help Elizabeth after her broken leg. • Herbert and Elizabeth moved to California permanently in the summer or fall of 1943. Initially they lived in North Hollywood |
• Didn't finish High School as had to go to work • Morris and Company (Bookkeeper) • Rock Island Railroad (Bookkeeper) • Streetcar Motorman (1922•1935) • Put basements under house in the 1920s with John and Eddie Page, his in-laws • Hamburger stands at 69th and Halsted and 63rd and Ashland in late 1920s and early 1930s • Mailman (1935 to about 1942) • Worked in a defense plant about 1943 when he first went to California • Self employed new home contractor in California for 15-25 years, including carpentry |
26 April 1967 at Granda Hills Community Hospital, Granada Hills, California at age 68 Place of residence was 14712 Gilmore Street, Granada Hills, California. Cause: Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack) Due to: • Generalized Arteriosclerosis (20 years) • Diabetes Mellitus (40 years) |
29 April 1967 at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, 11160 Stranwood Avenue, San Fernando, California in Section C, Lot 261 Grave 9 |
| Elizabeth Marie Pajewski • used surname Page Source Data |
8 December 1895 at 1540 W. 49th Street, Chicago, Illinois | 15 December 1895 at St. Augustine's, Chicago, Illinois Sponsors: John Pastwa and Elizabeth Pastwa |
Herbert Arthur Jordan on 21 August 1918 at St. Raphael's, Chicago, Illinois at age 22 | • Herbert and Elizabeth moved to California permanently in the summer or fall of 1943. Initially they lived in North Hollywood | • May not have finished Grade School, then got a job • Sweater factory in downtown Chicago at age 14 • Ice cream factory in Chicago • Cashier in Department Store, possibly Carson's • Cashier at Morris and Company (Armour) before marriage • Waitress (1917) |
9 July 1987 in California at age 91 Place of residence: 18404 Vincennes, Northridge, California Cause: |
13 July 1987 at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, 11160 Stranwood Avenue, San Fernando, California in Section C, Lot 261 Grave 9 |
| Children | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
| Harold John Jordan | 12 May 1919 in Chicago at 52nd and Laflin | Swimming Pool Contractor and Home Builder | |||||
| Herbert Fred Jordan | 20 June 1920 at 57th and Bishop | Swimming Pool Business, Real Estate, and Investment Business | |||||
| Edward Charles Jordan | 2 September 1922 at 3714 W. 62nd Street, Chicago, Illinois | xx September 1922 at St. Nicholas of Tolentine, Chicago | • Lived at various places in Chicago with parents • Army Air Force Flight Schools in Texas from March 1943 to January 1944 • Salt Lake City Army Air Force Training from Jan - Feb 1944 • Rapid City Army Air Base for B-17 Training from Feb - April 1944 with 398th Bomb Group • Nuthampstead, England as B-17 Pilot with 398th Bomb Group from April to September 1944 • Columbus late 1944 - early 1945 for B-17 Instructor Training • Boca Raton Florida as B-17 Flight Instructor March-May 1945 • Settled in Chicago in May 1945 |
• Various Grade Schools, possibly all Catholic • Calumet High School, Chicago, Illinois. graduated June 1940 • Biller at Norway Truck Lines in Chicago September 1940 to April 1941 where he typed bills on a billing machine • Cashier, stenographer, and biller at Roadway Transit in Chicago from April 1941 to March 1943 where he took and transcribed dictation, deposited money, kept accounts and records of business, and typed freight bills. • Co-pilot and Captain for United Air Lines in Chicago from June 1945 until February 1981 • He flew the DC3, DC4, DC6, DC7, DC8, DC10, B720, B747, and the Caravelle |
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