| Name |
Harry Andrew Scogin |
| Birth |
18 Aug 1882, Bloomington IL |
| Death |
21 Feb 1974, Omaha NE |
| Burial |
Woodbine IA |
| Religion |
Converted to Catholic to marry Sarah Lyons3 |
| Father |
Jay Bernard Scogin (1851-1915) |
| Mother |
Victoria Lavine Grow (1848-1931) |
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| Marriage |
18 Sep 1906, Holy Trinity Church, Bloomington IL4 |
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| Marriage |
abt 15 Nov 1920, Omaha, NE |
| Divorce |
8 Nov 1926, Omaha, NE5 |
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| Marriage |
29 Sep 1935, Lincoln, Nebraska5 |
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| Notes for Harry Andrew Scogin |
Started working on Union Pacific RR on Sept 9, 1905. Fireman from 9/1905 until Sep 1912, then promoted to Locomotive Engineer.5
Retired Aug 17, 1947 as Engineer of the "Challenger". He has the best safety record in the North Platte Division of the RR. His steam locomotive and he retired the same day. The engine was on display in a park in Council Bluffs IA at least through the mid 1960s He left the farm at about 14. Before working on the RR, he and brother Oley worked arround Lincoln and Bennet NE, painting houses and farm buildings. 2
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| Misc. Notes |
Harry was a very good pool player. He said that he perfered billiards, butI have no first hand experience watching him play billiards. He said that he learned to play during layovers on the railroad. He would leave Omaha, drive the train west to North Platte NE, and then spend the night. He played a lot of pool to kill time. 6
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| Misc. Notes |
| Harry's SSN 712-07-41325 |
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