WRIGLEY, Philip Knight - Revision history

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	[[File:P. K.Wrigley.png\|~~400px~~\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Philip K. Wrigley </center>]]		[[File:P. K.Wrigley.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Philip K. Wrigley </center>]]
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	<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:		<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:

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	Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill”\|William Wrigley]].		Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill”\|William Wrigley]].

			P. K. Wrigley's house, Casa del Monte, today is owned by his granddaughter, Alison Wrigley Rusack.

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			[[File:FOrest Lawn.png\|350px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, CA</center>]]
	<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:		<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:

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			[[File:P. K.Wrigley.png\|400px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Philip K. Wrigley </center>]]

	<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:		<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:		<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:

	* Ada Blanche Wrigley [1943 marriage; Charles F. Schreiner] (1923-2010)		* Ada Blanche “Blanny” Wrigley [1943 marriage; Charles F. Schreiner] (1923-2010)
	* Dorothy Wrigley [Thomas W. Chauncey; George Rich III] (1926-1992)		* Dorothy “Deedie” Wrigley [Thomas W. Chauncey; George Rich III] (1926-1992)
	* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)		* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)

	Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill”\|William Wrigley]].		Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill”\|William Wrigley]].

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	* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)		* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)

	Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill” ~~III~~\|William Wrigley]].		Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill”\|William Wrigley]].

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	* Dorothy Wrigley [Thomas W. Chauncey; George Rich III] (1926-1992)		* Dorothy Wrigley [Thomas W. Chauncey; George Rich III] (1926-1992)
	* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)		* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)

			Upon his death in 1977, island responsibilities passed to his son, [[WRIGLEY, William “Bill” III\|William Wrigley]].

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<span style="color:#006400">'''WRIGLEY, Philip Knight “P. K.”'''</span> (1894-1977), son of William Wrigley Jr., who accepted stewardship of Santa Catalina Island upon the death of his father in 1932 when the island deed passed to him. He spent the next 45 years enhancing many island assets: transportation, housing, recreational and ecological facilities. Philip Knight Wrigley married Helen Atwater (1901-1977) on March 26, 1918. They had three children:

* Ada Blanche Wrigley [1943 marriage; Charles F. Schreiner] (1923-2010)
* Dorothy Wrigley [Thomas W. Chauncey; George Rich III] (1926-1992)
* William Wrigley III (1933-1999)