How To Find Out More About The Doe Family

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Tucson Fire Department

Doe Family, 2nd Edition

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We have found 5 men with the name Doe that show a connection to the Tucson Volunteer

Fire Department. We do not know if they are all connected but we have included all the

information we have on them. Some of the information came from Bonnie Short.

George Henry Doe father

George Troy Doe Firefighter

Henry George Doe Firefighter

Irving Joseph Doe Firefighter

T. J. Doe

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Born 1845—Died March 1929

1/2/1907 TFD Journal, Chemical Engine Driver 1899 & 1912-1913 Tucson Directory

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Courtesy Arizona Historical Society, Bio Files, George Henry Doe—This is probably the father of our George, Henry and Irving.

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October 1, 1900, Tucson Daily Citizen: December 28, 1900, Tucson Daily Citizen:

April 26, 1901, Tucson Daily Citizen:

November 19, 1901, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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January 30, 1902, Tucson Daily Citizen: January 31, 1902, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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March 28, 1902, Tucson Daily Citizen: April 24, 1902, Tucson Daily Citizen:

October 17, 1902, Tucson Daily Citizen:

December 19, 1902, Tucson Daily

Citi-zen:

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August 13, 1903, Tucson Daily Citizen: September 11, 1903, Tucson Daily Citizen:

December 2, 1903, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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December 4, 1903, Tucson Daily Citizen: January 1, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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July 14, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen: September 23, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen:

September 27, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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November 29, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen: November 27, 1905, Tucson Daily Citizen:

January 17, 1906, Tucson Daily Citizen:

May 22, 1906, Tucson Daily Citizen

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Courtesy Arizona Historical Society, Bio Files, George Henry Doe—This is probably the father of our George, Henry and Irving.

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Born 1883— 11/8/1902, badge 16 1912 & 1913Tucson Directory

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May 7, 1906, Tucson Daily Citizen: May 12, 1906, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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August 13, 1920, Tucson Daily Citizen: August 14, 1918, Tucsonense:

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Died April 1, 1956 1/6/1904

1913 Tucson Directory

More information under George Doe April 5, 1956, Arizona Daily Star: July 8, 1942, Tucson

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July 1, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen: August 18 & 19, 1904, Tucson Daily Citizen:

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September 2014—Notes from conversation with Chief Dave Ridings (TFD) and Ed R.

Doe—

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How To Find Out More About The Doe Family

Tucson Fire Department

Doe Family, 2nd Edition

We have found 5 men with the name Doe that show a connection to the Tucson Volunteer

Fire Department. We do not know if they are all connected but we have included all the

information we have on them. Some of the information came from Bonnie Short.

George Henry Doe father

George Troy Doe Firefighter

Henry George Doe Firefighter

Irving Joseph Doe Firefighter

T. J. Doe

September 2014—Notes from conversation with Chief Dave Ridings (TFD) and Ed R.

Doe—

Greater Tucson Fire Foundation

Thanks you for taking an interest in

Tucson Fire Department history —

This is one of many sections that contain information, documents, letters, newspaper articles,

pictures, etc. They have been collected and arranged in chronological order or by a subject.

These items were collected, organized and entered into a computerized database by Dave

Rid-ings Assistant Chief Tucson Fire Department, Al Ring friend of the department, Greater

Tuc-son Fire Foundation and with the help of many friends and fellow firefighters.

All graphics have been improved to make the resolution as good as possible, but the reader

should remember that many came from copies of old newspaper articles. This also applies to

other items such as documents, letters, etc.

Credit to the source of the documents, photos, etc. is provided whenever it was available. We

realize that many items are not identified and regret that we weren’t able to provide this

infor-mation. As far as the newspaper articles that are not identified, 99% of them would have to be

from one of three possible sources. The

Arizona Daily Star,

The

Tucson Citizen

and the

Tuc-son Daily Citizen,

for which we want to give a special thanks.

Please use this information as a reference tool only. If the reader uses any of the information

for any purpose other than a reference tool, they should get permission from the source.

Should the reader have additional information on the above subject we would appreciate you

sharing it with us. Please see the names and contact information on the 1st. TFD Archives page

right below this paragraph.