Old Blk 4, Lot 42
James' mother's maiden name is Gould according to the California Death Index for him.
James married Gertrude Sandford around 1899, in New York. Their son, Frederick Sanford Gillette arrived March 15, 1903, in Manhattan. He practiced medicine there according to the census 1900-1920. James and Frederick were in Buena Vista by 1925, as Frederick married his first wife in Saguache and the newspaper article spoke about his father being a local physician. By 1930, he had retired and moved to California. He was at that point married to Eugenia L. (Brown) Bonney.
James' mother's maiden name is Gould according to the California Death Index for him.
James married Gertrude Sandford around 1899, in New York. Their son, Frederick Sanford Gillette arrived March 15, 1903, in Manhattan. He practiced medicine there according to the census 1900-1920. James and Frederick were in Buena Vista by 1925, as Frederick married his first wife in Saguache and the newspaper article spoke about his father being a local physician. By 1930, he had retired and moved to California. He was at that point married to Eugenia L. (Brown) Bonney.
Old Blk 4, Lot 42
James' mother's maiden name is Gould according to the California Death Index for him.
James married Gertrude Sandford around 1899, in New York. Their son, Frederick Sanford Gillette arrived March 15, 1903, in Manhattan. He practiced medicine there according to the census 1900-1920. James and Frederick were in Buena Vista by 1925, as Frederick married his first wife in Saguache and the newspaper article spoke about his father being a local physician. By 1930, he had retired and moved to California. He was at that point married to Eugenia L. (Brown) Bonney.
James' mother's maiden name is Gould according to the California Death Index for him.
James married Gertrude Sandford around 1899, in New York. Their son, Frederick Sanford Gillette arrived March 15, 1903, in Manhattan. He practiced medicine there according to the census 1900-1920. James and Frederick were in Buena Vista by 1925, as Frederick married his first wife in Saguache and the newspaper article spoke about his father being a local physician. By 1930, he had retired and moved to California. He was at that point married to Eugenia L. (Brown) Bonney.
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