Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Greenleaf, Harry T., 2nd Lt. June 9, 1943
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Virginian-Pilot June 11, 1943
                Harry T. Greenleaf
Elizabeth City, N.C., June 10. — Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 
a.m. Friday at Christ Episcopal Church for Harry T. Greenleaf, aged 63, 
prominent banker and World War I veteran, who died at the Veterans' Hospital in 
Fayetteville yesterday after being in failing health for several years. The Rev. 
G. F. Hill, rector, will officiate, and burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, 
Norfolk.
A native of Elizabeth City, Mr. Greenleaf was a member of Christ Episcopal 
Church: was a member of the Seth E. Perry Post, American Legion, in which he had 
held several high offices, and was vice president of the North Carolina Chapter, 
Sons of the American Revolution.
Following the World War, he was employed as a bookkeeper with the National Bank 
of Commerce in Norfolk. In 1924 he returned to Elizabeth City to become cashier 
of the Industrial Bank, a position he held until failing health compelled him to 
retire in April of this year.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Marybelle Moore Greenleaf, he is survived by four 
sisters, Mrs. Catherine Dean, Mrs. Duckworth Glover and Mrs. E. R. Outlaw, all 
of Elizabeth City, and Mrs. W. G. Sucro, Towson, Md., and four brothers, L. P. 
Greenleaf, of Elizabeth City; J. P. Greenleaf, of Raleigh: J. G. Greenleaf, of 
Georgetown, S.C. and W. A. Greenleaf, of Appopke, Fla.


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