Harry Milton SAVAGE

                   Harry Milton Savage married Florence Rose Hudson on August 6, 1887,
and a reception was held at their home at 17 Great George Square in
Liverpool.  The family immigrated to the U.S. in December 1900.  They
landed at New York, took the train cross country via Chicago, and
arrived at Point Loma on December 28, 1900.  Harry worked as an
accountant in Liverpool, being the executive cashier at the Goodyear
Shipping Co.  One factor in coming to California was the climate.
Harry had tuberculosis and had spent some months recuperating in
Valencia, Spain, away from the cold and fog of Liverpool.  He died
of TB only two years later in July 1902.  (References: letters from
Harry in Spain home to their address in Liverpool;  U.S. naturaliza-
tion papers of Charles M. Savage;  other family notes).

Harry worked in the office of a shipbrokers company in Liverpool.
He was a good arithmetician, and by 1879(?) he was chief bookkeeper.
(Reference: Louise H. Savage, notes from trip to England, 1974.)

Harry died on July 17, 1902, of tuberculosis and death certificate
said cause of death was phthisis pulmonalis, which was contracted
in Liverpool 10 years previously.  Many other members of the Point
Loma community were interred at Lotus-By-The-Sea cemetery, but Harry
was cremated and his ashes scattered at Point Loma in 1902.