Nettie and W.O.'s daughter (Ruth Beatrice Williams) is buried in the Masonic section of Live Oak in Plot 1613, Lot 2.
Their infant son, who died in 1913, is buried at the San Gabriel Cemetery in Lot 21 Grave 6. No name was ever given to this young lad.
Nettie was very old when I was growing up and I remember her as always wearing the old fashion black dress with the lace sweaters. She was my dad's, Ray Spalding's, favorite aunt.
Their infant son, who died in 1913, is buried at the San Gabriel Cemetery in Lot 21 Grave 6. No name was ever given to this young lad.
Nettie was very old when I was growing up and I remember her as always wearing the old fashion black dress with the lace sweaters. She was my dad's, Ray Spalding's, favorite aunt.
Nettie and W.O.'s daughter (Ruth Beatrice Williams) is buried in the Masonic section of Live Oak in Plot 1613, Lot 2.
Their infant son, who died in 1913, is buried at the San Gabriel Cemetery in Lot 21 Grave 6. No name was ever given to this young lad.
Nettie was very old when I was growing up and I remember her as always wearing the old fashion black dress with the lace sweaters. She was my dad's, Ray Spalding's, favorite aunt.
Their infant son, who died in 1913, is buried at the San Gabriel Cemetery in Lot 21 Grave 6. No name was ever given to this young lad.
Nettie was very old when I was growing up and I remember her as always wearing the old fashion black dress with the lace sweaters. She was my dad's, Ray Spalding's, favorite aunt.
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