Millie married about 1902 to Robert Ray "Ray" Davison and had one son, Lowrie Imbert Davison, born January 6, 1906 in California; died July 4, 1995 in Los Angeles; buried Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles.
Ray's copper plaque fronting his cremation niche in the San Francisco Columbarium calls him "R.R. Davison 'A Hero' 1876-1922." I find he served in the Spanish-American War of 1898, in Companies E & H, 1st South Dakota Infantry. On 12 September 1918, age 42, he registered for the WWI draft (that war ended two months later). He was tall, slender, gray eyes, brown hair, a refrigeration engineer for Union Ice Company at the corner of Center & Julian in San Jose, California. In the 1920 census, he's superintendent of an ice plant. His son Lowrie, 14, is a newsboy on the street. Ray was born 26 April 1876 in Minnesota; died 21 Feb 1922 in San Jose, California. Mildred filed for a veteran's widow's pension.
Millie adopted the name Milda. The 1930 city directory of San Jose, California, calls her Milda C. Davison, a bookkeeper. She married 2nd in 1930 to Frank William Bloemer. He owned a clothing factory.
The 1906 photo shows Millie, her first husband Ray Davison, & their son Lowry. Millie's dates are wrong in the 1970 caption.
Ray's copper plaque fronting his cremation niche in the San Francisco Columbarium calls him "R.R. Davison 'A Hero' 1876-1922." I find he served in the Spanish-American War of 1898, in Companies E & H, 1st South Dakota Infantry. On 12 September 1918, age 42, he registered for the WWI draft (that war ended two months later). He was tall, slender, gray eyes, brown hair, a refrigeration engineer for Union Ice Company at the corner of Center & Julian in San Jose, California. In the 1920 census, he's superintendent of an ice plant. His son Lowrie, 14, is a newsboy on the street. Ray was born 26 April 1876 in Minnesota; died 21 Feb 1922 in San Jose, California. Mildred filed for a veteran's widow's pension.
Millie adopted the name Milda. The 1930 city directory of San Jose, California, calls her Milda C. Davison, a bookkeeper. She married 2nd in 1930 to Frank William Bloemer. He owned a clothing factory.
The 1906 photo shows Millie, her first husband Ray Davison, & their son Lowry. Millie's dates are wrong in the 1970 caption.
Millie married about 1902 to Robert Ray "Ray" Davison and had one son, Lowrie Imbert Davison, born January 6, 1906 in California; died July 4, 1995 in Los Angeles; buried Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles.
Ray's copper plaque fronting his cremation niche in the San Francisco Columbarium calls him "R.R. Davison 'A Hero' 1876-1922." I find he served in the Spanish-American War of 1898, in Companies E & H, 1st South Dakota Infantry. On 12 September 1918, age 42, he registered for the WWI draft (that war ended two months later). He was tall, slender, gray eyes, brown hair, a refrigeration engineer for Union Ice Company at the corner of Center & Julian in San Jose, California. In the 1920 census, he's superintendent of an ice plant. His son Lowrie, 14, is a newsboy on the street. Ray was born 26 April 1876 in Minnesota; died 21 Feb 1922 in San Jose, California. Mildred filed for a veteran's widow's pension.
Millie adopted the name Milda. The 1930 city directory of San Jose, California, calls her Milda C. Davison, a bookkeeper. She married 2nd in 1930 to Frank William Bloemer. He owned a clothing factory.
The 1906 photo shows Millie, her first husband Ray Davison, & their son Lowry. Millie's dates are wrong in the 1970 caption.
Ray's copper plaque fronting his cremation niche in the San Francisco Columbarium calls him "R.R. Davison 'A Hero' 1876-1922." I find he served in the Spanish-American War of 1898, in Companies E & H, 1st South Dakota Infantry. On 12 September 1918, age 42, he registered for the WWI draft (that war ended two months later). He was tall, slender, gray eyes, brown hair, a refrigeration engineer for Union Ice Company at the corner of Center & Julian in San Jose, California. In the 1920 census, he's superintendent of an ice plant. His son Lowrie, 14, is a newsboy on the street. Ray was born 26 April 1876 in Minnesota; died 21 Feb 1922 in San Jose, California. Mildred filed for a veteran's widow's pension.
Millie adopted the name Milda. The 1930 city directory of San Jose, California, calls her Milda C. Davison, a bookkeeper. She married 2nd in 1930 to Frank William Bloemer. He owned a clothing factory.
The 1906 photo shows Millie, her first husband Ray Davison, & their son Lowry. Millie's dates are wrong in the 1970 caption.
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