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Hugh Willis Keating
July 24, 1868 - September 15, 1935
First, Middle and Last Name: Hugh Willis Keating |
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Date of Birth: July 24, 1868 |
Date of Death: September 15, 1935 |
Name of Father: Hugh Keating |
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Name of Mother: Sarah Keating (born Morgan) |
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Birth: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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Residence(s): Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio; (d.) Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida |
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Spouse(s): Katherine Keating (born Gardner) |
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Siblings: John Keating; Harry A. Keating; Blanche M. Keating; Bessie A. McCalla (born Keating); Bertha Keating; Anne B. Cushing (born Keating); Leo F. Keating |
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Children: Katherine Denham (born Keating); Sarah V Baude (born Keating); Hugh Edward Keating; Harold Vincent Keating; Dorothy Anne Keating |
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December 31 1911
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sunday, December 31, 1911
W. H. Keating, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Winner of the Major Solution Tourney Under the Nom de Plume “Belmar.”
The last solution tournament in which Mr. Keating competed was 21 years ago, in the Pittsburgh Dispatch, in which he solved under the nom de plume “Zero,” and won first prize, missing nothing in the tournament but a second solution. Mr. Keating is a Pittsburgher, residing in Homewood. His enviable score against such a coterie of solvers gave rise to much speculation as to the identity of “Belmar,” and many of the leading composer-solvers in the country were suggested. It will be a great surprise to many, who know his identity today for the first time.
September 17 1922
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sunday, September 17, 1922
Keating-Denham.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Keating, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keating of Cincinnati, formerly of Pittsburgh, to Thomas Wyatt Denham of Cincinnati was solemnized on Monday evening in the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Walter Boude of Wilmington, Del., a sister of the bride, was matron of honor, while Mr. Boude was best man. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. F. J. Smalley of Edgewood and Miss Elizabeth M. Baglin of Pittsburgh, the latter of whom played the wedding music.
September 16 1935
16 Sep 1935, Mon The Miami Herald (Miami, Florida) Newspapers.com
Hugh W. Keating
FUNERAL service for Hugh W. Keating, 67, passed away Sunday, will be conducted at 11 a. m. Tuesday in the Philbrick Funeral Home chapel. Rev. G. I. Hiller of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating, with interment in Woodlawn Park. Mr. Keating was from Cincinnati. Ohio.; been visiting his son, Hugh E. Keating, 1429 San Marco Ave., Coral Gables, for the last 3 weeks. He is survived by his wife. Katherine; 3 daughters, Mrs. Sarah Baude. Mrs. Katherine Denham and Miss Dorothy Keating of Cincinnati; 2 sons, Harold of Houston, Texas, and Hugh E. of Coral Gables, and 1 brother, Harry Keating of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Keating, Hugh Willis ➦ bio + additional games
July 24, 1868 - September 15, 1935
