Genealogical Record: William (Billy) Davis Miller

Self	Parents	Grandparents	GGParents	GGGParents
William (Billy) Davis Miller +1959 07 MA, USA (From JJC 10003) Became Mary's second husband sometime after 1917. Lived at Deepwell, in Wakefield, RI. Lived in Wakefield, RI, but died in Massachusetts per Rhode Island Historical Society, citing an obituary in the Providence Journal on 1959-07-07. 11647	?	?	?	?
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Mary Heard Chew *1889 12 11 Washington, DC, USA +1977 06 19 Wakefield, RI, USA Not to be confused with a similarly named person US SSN 221-50-9510, born 1889-11-25 died 1972-08 New Castle Co. DE Find-A-Grave gives interment at New Fernwood Cemetery, South Kingstown, RI, USA. (From JJC 10003) Middle name was probably Heard, her grandmother's family name. Middle name confirmed as Heard in an acknowledgment by the Rhode Island Historical Society of her bequest in 1977 of the William Davis Miller papers. Interred at New Fernwood Cemetery, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States. Drove an ambulance for the British Red Cross in France during World War I. 11634 <16852:83

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Mary Heard Chew

*1889 12 11 Washington, DC, USA
+1977 06 19 Wakefield, RI, USA

Not to be confused with a similarly named person US SSN 221-50-9510, born 1889-11-25 died 1972-08 New Castle Co. DE

Find-A-Grave gives interment at New Fernwood Cemetery, South Kingstown, RI, USA.

(From JJC 10003) Middle name was probably Heard, her grandmother's family name.

Middle name confirmed as Heard in an acknowledgment by the Rhode Island Historical Society of her bequest in 1977 of the William Davis Miller papers. Interred at New Fernwood Cemetery, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States.

Drove an ambulance for the British Red Cross in France during World War I.

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