Talk:H. Warner Munn

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Munn's religion

Munn is listed on the page Talk:List of Jews; however, in the interview with Jessica Amanda Salmonson cited in the external links to this article, he seems to indicate his background is Christian, one of his ancestors having been a minister. While I realize that ancestry in one faith does not preclude membership in another, this information does make me cautious about entering Munn's religion as Judaism. Can anybody authenticate (or alternatively debunk) Munn's appearance in the List of Jews? Thanks, BPK 12/13/05.

Have since discovered per his entry in Contemporary Authors that Munn's religion was Lutheran. So it looks like the Talk:List of Jews listing was wrong. BPK 06:18, 3 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Munn in Tacoma

In addition to building his own house at 5019 North Vassault Street, the book Tacoma's Salmon Beach by Roger Cushman Edwards (Arcadia Publishing, 2006, page 89) says that "Harold Munn doubled the size of the above cabin, now No. 82, by expanding onto vacant land where cabin No. 81 had been destroyed by the 1951 mudslide." Might be worth mentioning. It also implies he moved to Tacoma long before "his last years", but I don't know for sure. I also don't know whether he lived in the cabin or merely expanded it while living on Vassault St, as the two are less than a mile apart. GCL (talk) 00:07, 3 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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