Draftsman under Andrew Hopewell Hepburn, FAIA, Architect, Boston, MA; it is not known if Murrey worked for Hepburn before or after the elder architect formed the partnership of Perry, Shaw, and Hepburn with William Perry and Thomas Shaw in 1922. Perry, Shaw and Hepburn became instrumental in the architectural restoration work begun at Colonial Williamsburg, VA, (financed by John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,) in 1927. (See William Graves Perry, "The Architect of Colonial Williamsburg,"Accessed 09/19/2011.) Draftsman, R.E. Lee Taylor, Architect, Baltimore, MD. Taylor was also part of the Williamsburg Restoration, serving on the Advisory Committee of Architects created in 1928 to guide work there. (This group included eight architects and architectural historians: Taylor, Robert P. Bellows; Edmund S. Campbell; Finlay F. Ferguson, Sr.; Sidney Fiske Kimball; A. Lawrence Kocher; Milton B. Medary; Thomas E. Tallmadge.) (See "Minutes of the Advisory Committee of Architects, 1928-1948,"Accessed 09/19/2011.)

Murrey received a Certificate to Practice Architecture in the State of CA. Member, American Society of Architects (AIA), Southern CA Chapter, c. 1955. President, Architects of the San Fernando Valley, an affiliate of the AIA Southern CA Chapter.

William Perry, Thomas Shaw, and Andrew Hepburn

Murrey married in 1950.

Member, Rotary Club, North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. (Murrey was Secretary for this group in 1954-1955.) Member, Masonic Temple, North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA.

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