Person:Albert Harvey (7)

In the 1910 census for Quincy, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, Albert L. 'Harry' is 34 MA (MA, MA), '(spiver?) shoe shop', married once for 11 years; with wife Elizabeth M. 29 NY (NY, NY), married once, with 2 of 2 children living; children are Grace 8 and Fred 2 -- both born MA.

 In the 1920 census for Quincy, ward 1, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, Albert L. Harvey is 34 MA (ME, MA), 'cutter shoe factory'; with wife Elizabeth M. 39 NY (NY, NY); children are Grace L. 13; Frederick W. 3; William F. 9; Marion E. 5; Albert 3 and 10 months; and George E. 1 and 5 mos. -- all born MA.

 According to a descendant, Albert was convicted of murdering his girlfriend. {Email, Mar 2009}
 There are several articles indexed in the Boston Globe archives about the sensational case in 1922.
 "QUINCY, Nov 25--  VAIN HUNT FOR MURDER SUSPECT. Quincy Police Look for Harvey on Islands Husband and Victim Were About to Be Reconciled Anderer Thinks This May Have Caused Wife's Death.  A search today by the police of the islands in the lower harbor, Hingham Bay and Town River resulted in no trace of Albert L. Harvey of Houghs Neck. The police would like to interview him in connection with the..."
 "HARVEY SURRENDERS CONFESSING KILLING. Hunger Drives Quincy man Form hiding Place In Untenanted House--Shot Woman in Rage --Started to Drown Himself But Quit. Terrible emaciated and with a heavy growth of beard, Albert L. Harvey, 40, stepped out of a vacant house in Houghs Neck tonight and, handing an automatic pistol to Chief Goodnue..." {Nov. 17}
 "HARVEY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER.  Quincy Court Continues Case to Dec 12 Charged With the Killing of Mrs Ira G. Anderer" {29 Nov 1922}
 Albert is buried in Wollaston Cemetery in Quincy, as are his parents.