into the movies. He was considered a possibility to replace the late Louis Wolheim. He made several trips to Hollywood, getting only bit parts and writing scenarios. Marriage and children On August 3, 1922, Bertrand L Shurtleff was married to Hope C. Seal (1902–1989). They had three children. Jeane (1923 – 1981 ) Faith (1928 – 1997) David (1930 – ) Shurtleff married second Margaret D. Dorgan on Aug. 3, 1946. Death and afterward Bertrand Shurtleff died on February 15, 1967, in Orange County, California, was cremated and ashes placed on his family's property in Adamsville, Rhode Island. Published works Poetry 1922:Songs at Anchor Series books The AWOL Series 1944:AWOL K-9 Commando 1946:AWOL Musters Out 1948:AWOL at Large (The British edition of AWOL Musters Out) 1948:AWOL the Rajah 1951:AWOL the Courier Huskie and Spareribs 1949:Two Against the North: A Story of Huskie and Spareribs 1952:Escape from the Icecap: A Tale of Huskie and Spareribs Other novels 1938:Carey's Carnival (as Bert Shurtleff) 1939:Charleston Bound (as S.B. Leslie) 1945:Short Leash 1947:Long Lash 1951:Colt of the Alcan Road 1953:Flying Footballs 1963:Ten Fathoms by Scuba Bertrand Shurtleff also wrote many short stories that were published in popular magazines such as Argosy, Amazing Stories, Astounding Science Fiction and others. Honours, decorations, awards and distinctions The Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame Notes and references 1897 births 1967 deaths People from Newport County, Rhode Island Players of American football from Rhode Island Brown Bears football players Boston Bulldogs (NFL) players Providence Steam Roller players 20th-century American short story writers Writers from Rhode Island 20th-century American male writers