The Ancestors and Cousins of Tracy Lynn DeVault

Dorothy Parthenia Roberts was born on 14 July 1887 in Baltimore, Baltimore City Co., Maryland.^1,6,7 She was born on 14 July 1894 in Baltimore, Baltimore City Co., Maryland.⁶ She and David Edward Duff were married on 24 November 1909 in Cantonsville, Baltimore Co., Maryland.⁸ She and David Edward Duff were divorced in April 1915 in Reno, Washoe Co., Nevada.⁷ She and William Wallace Chapin were married on 4 November 1926 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.^4,7 She died on 25 January 1971, at age 83, in Monterey Co., California.⁶ She was buried in El Carmelo Cemetery, Pacific Grove, Monterey Co., California.⁹

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); Tuesday, November 23, 1909; Volume: CXLVI, Issue: 7; Page: 9; (GenealogyBank.com):

License
DUFF-ROBERTS - Dr. David E. Duff, 33, the Sherwood, Baltimore; Dorothy Roberts, 22, Roland park.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Sun (Baltimore, MD); November 25, 1909; Volume: CXLVI, Issue: 9; Page: 7; (GenealogyBank.com):

MRS. DAVID E. DUFF (nee Roberts )
Miss Dorothy Roberts, daughter of Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, of Roland Park, was married yesterday at noon to Dr. David Edward Duff, formerly of South Carolina, but now of Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at Tremont, the country place of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Jr., on the Frederick road, near Catonsville. It was performed by Rev. Percy Foster hall, rector of St. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Church, Catonsville, assisted by Rev. Donald Guthrie, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore.
The bride entered the drawing room on the arm of her uncle, by whom she was given in marriage. She was attended by her little nephew, Sidney S. Zell, as page. The bridegroom was attended by Dr. C. J. Grives. The room was decorated with white chrysanthemums and palms.
The bride wore white satin, ornamented with old point lace, and also wore a tulle veil. She carried a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley.
During the ceremony a stringed orchestra played, and also during the wedding breakfast, which followed. Later in the afternoon Doctor and Mrs. Duff left on a wedding trip. They will live at the Sherwood.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); January 25, 1915; Volume: CLVI, Issue: 60; Page: 10; (GenealogyBank.com):

MRS DUFF IN RENO
Wife Of Baltimore Dentist Is Seeking Divorce
Among the present divorce colonists spending the required year in Nevada is Mrs. Dorothy Duff, wife of Dr. David E. Duff, a Baltimore dentist, says a dispatch to THE SUN from Reno.
Doctor and Mrs. Duff were married about six years ago and separated last year. Mrs. Duff's son, mother and married sister are with her in Reno. She charges desertion and mental cruelty. She asks the custody of the child, but it is understood will not seek alimony.
Dr. Duff will enter formal answer and appearance, but is expected to offer no opposition.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); April 21, 1915; Volume: CLVI, Issue: 134; Page: 14; (GenealogyBank.com):

Mrs. David E. Duff Divorced
Dentist's Wife Alleging Cruelty Gets Decree in Reno
Alleging that her husband, Dr. David Edward Duff, dentist and clubman, Charles and Read streets, was a habitual user of morphine, and had treated her with great cruelty and threatened her life, Mrs. Dorothy R. Duff was yesterday granted a divorce at Reno, Nev., and the custody of her 4-year-old daughter, according to a dispatch from that city.
Dr. Duff borrowed $7,000 from Mrs. Duff when they were married to establish a home, it was said, giving a note which he later destroyed. She alleged that he had an income of more than $1,000 a month, but failed to support her.
Dr, Duff is a member of the Baltimore Country Club. Mrs. Duff said that when their home was burned down Dr. Duff took the insurance money and spent it. Dorothy seems to have aged more slowly than most of us. In the 1900 Census she is reported to have been born in July of 1887. In the 1910 Census she is reported as being about 22 years old placing her birth year about 1888. In the 1920 Census she is reported as being 30 years old placing her birth year about 1890. Her death record says she was born in 1894.
For some reason Dorothy was listed as her husband's sister in the 1910 Census.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD); Friday, April 27, 1906; Page: 18; (Genealogy.com):

Baltimore Girl In Danger Zone
Miss Dorothy Roberts Saw Eruption Of Vesuvius. Was at Naples .....
Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, 503 Hamilton Terrace, has received a letter from her daughter, Miss Dorothy Roberts, now traveling in Italy, describing the recent eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Miss Roberts and a company of young ladies from Baltimore have been touring Europe since last October. According to the letter, which was written from Rome, they were at Naples on the day of the eruption.
In the party are Miss Mary Willis, daughter of Police Commissioner Willis; Miss Eda Buddeke, of Bryn Mawr, and Miss Elizabeth Atkluson, of Richmond, Va. The party are now in Spain, and will leave Gibraltar next Monday for New York. The letter follows:

Rome, April 9, 1900
My Dear Mother: I can see your surprise when you receive this letter from Rome, after getting one from Naples. To express it in a few words, we fled from the eruption of Vesuvius. My last letter told you the alarming condition of affairs in the vicinity of the volcano. The huge volumes of thick black smoke grew worse every moment, and hung over the city like a great pall, while the fall of ashes and black sand made everything awful to behold. Night before last we were awakened about 1 A. M. by a loud explosion, closely followed by another more terrifying that shook the hotel. Everything was quiet for a few moments, when rumblings like heavy thunder were heard at intervals until morning, when it became quiet. In the morning we attended church, where prayers were offered to the people of Casa, a small village near Pompeii.
We asked more in detail after the service, and learned that the town had been destroyed, but were assured that Naples was in no danger; and of course, we were much relieved.
Towards evening, when it grew dark, we looked out and saw, to our horror, that the places where the smoke had been thickest were like fire, as if the flames would burst forth every moment. We went to the roof of the hotel with the porter, but upon opening the door found the air so stifling with sulphur that we could not breathe. We were all very much alarmed, but upon being assured that the city was in no danger we returned, but could not sleep. Crashes like thunder were heard all the time, and right over the mountain terrific lightning flashes were seen every moment.
At 4 A. M. our chaperone told us to pack our trunks; that we must leave at once. Never while I live can I forget today. We were positively ill from fright. The employes of the hotel while trying to attend their duties were so terrified they scarcely knew what they were doing.
The ride to the station was one never to be forgotten. The ashes were being shoveled off the pavements like snow in our country. The people had their faces covered to protect them from the sand and ashes. What terrified us most was that inky cloud that hung down to the ground on the edge of the city and seemed to draw nearer every moment. Oh! that awful sight. It surely did strike terror to our hearts, and added to that were the rumblings that never ceased. When we reached the station, it was packed, the people fleeing from the towns to Naples seeking safety, many with all they possessed tied in a handkerchief.
Four towns were entirely destroyed last night. It seemed that everyone in Naples was hurrying away - it was perfect pandemonium. The managers of the road were directing matters, and told us that every engine they had was in service. You know how desperate it was to get places when I tell you that we gave $5 to the porter to get us seats. He took us to a fast train supposed to leave at 9:45. It was then sidetracked, and we we obliged to crawl in between other cars. The rush to get the trains off was fearful, but the officials did work hard.
The lava is rushing now 25 feet a minute. Two new craters have opened on the side of the mountain.
I could never express by writing all we passed through, but it will have to wait to tell you all about it when I see you. It certainly has been an experience I never want to have again.
We are safe at last, and thank the Good Lord for that.
Dorothy Roberts.

Note: The eruption of April 7, 1906 killed over 100 people and ejected the most lava ever recorded from a Vesuvian eruption. Italian authorities were preparing to hold the 1908 Summer Olympics when Mount Vesuvius erupted, devastating the city of Naples. Funds were diverted to the reconstruction of Naples, so a new location for the Olympics was required.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA); January 15, 1937; Page: 17; (GenealogyBank.com):

Mrs. W. W. Chapin Is New York Visitor
Mrs. William Wallace Chapin who went East early in December to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lanou Jr., at their home in Allentown, Pa., now is visiting with friends in New York.
Miss Catherine Chapin, who came down from Seattle last month to be with her father at the Chapin home on Washington street, will not return north for two or three months.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA); October 14, 1941; Page: 10; GenealogyBank.com):

The Best Dressed In The World
San Francisco's first ranking fashion show took place last night in the War Memorial Opera House and once again the women of this city lived up to their reputation of being the best dressed in the world. ........ Her Social Security Number was 559-26-5370.⁷ Dorothy Parthenia Roberts was educated Completed college.⁷ She was a Secretary - newspaper (1920.) She was enumerated on the census in Baltimore City County, Maryland (1900, 1910); San Francisco County, California (1920 - 1940.) She had reference number 50498. She resided in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California (1930-1948); Carmel, Monterey Co., California.^10,7 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Seattle Daily Times (Seattle, WA); Friday, November 5, 1926; Page: 13; (GenealogyBank.com);

Sacramento Publisher Weds
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Nov. 5. (AP) - W. W. Chapin, publisher of The Sacramento Union, and Mrs. Dorothy Duff of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, member of an old Baltimore family, were married yesterday in the Swedenborgian Church here by the Rev. W. K. Guthrie.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA); October 5, 1941; Page: 49; (GenealogyBank.com):

Patrons For The Navy Ball Fete
includes Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Chapin.

Citations

[S529] 1900 Census, Maryland, Baltimore City County
[S866] 1910 Census, Maryland, Baltimore City County
[S1113] 1920 Census, California, San Francisco County
[S1557] 1930 Census, California, Sacramento County
[S2039] 1940 Census, California, San Francisco County
[S3974] Death Records - California, California Death Index 1940 - 1997 (Ancestry.com)
[S5456] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Edward Roberts File 10-09-2013)
[S8737] Marriage Announcement - Davis E. Duff and Dorothy Parthenia Roberts
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S12281] Phone conversation with Eleanor Roberts Duvall (Zell) Weaver, October 7, 2013

Family Explorer

David Edward Duff^1,2

M, #50185, b. 31 October 1876, d. about 30 October 1931

Parents

Father	John Caccho Hunter Duff (b. 1848)
Mother	Mary E. Jones (b. 1848)

Pedigree Link

Family: Dorothy Parthenia Roberts (b. 14 July 1887, d. 25 January 1971)

Daughter

Margery L. Duff+ (b. 12 January 1911, d. 26 May 1960)

BASIC FACTS

David Edward Duff was born on 31 October 1876 in Clay Hill, York Co., South Carolina.^3,4 He and Dorothy Parthenia Roberts were married on 24 November 1909 in Cantonsville, Baltimore Co., Maryland.⁵ He and Dorothy Parthenia Roberts were divorced in April 1915 in Reno, Washoe Co., Nevada.¹ He died about 30 October 1931 in Los Angeles Co., California.⁶

David Edward Duff had reference number 50499. He held the title Dr. He was enumerated on the census in York County, South Carolina (1880); Baltimore City County, Maryland (1910); Los Angeles County, California (1930.)^1,6 He was a Dentist; D. D. B. official (1910); purchasing agent for Stoddard Oil Company with headquarters in Hamburg, Germany (1920); manager in China of the Oil Export Company of Los Angeles (1926-1928); salesman - insurance (1930.)^3,1,6 He resided in South Carolina; Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland (1909); Tulsa, Oklahoma (1920.) David E. Duff married Elinor Eltinge sometime after October 1923. (Date that David , then single, went to Hawaii). They had a son John David Duff born in Shanghai, China April 22, 1927. After David's incarceration, the family is shown in the 1930 census in Los Angeles, and by 1940 Elinor was a widow living in Los Angeles with her son.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK); Thursday, March 30, 1922; Volume: XVI, Issue: 181, Section: First; Page: 11; (GenealogyBank.com):

With the Oil Men
Dale W. Moore, Tulsa, manager and buyer for the Stoddard Oil company of New York City announced he will resign from his position and will open an office in Tulsa sometime in April to represent an association of Oil Jobbers who are large buyers of refined products in the Mid-Continent field. Mr. Moore has been in his present position since 1920, having succeeded Mr. David E. Duff who was made foreign representative with headquarters in Hamburg, Germany. Mr. Moore has made a wide circle of friends and acquaintances among the oil fraternity and they will be glad to know his change will keep him in the Tulsa field.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Evening Tribune (San Diego, CA); Tuesday, April 17, 1928; Page: 21; (GenealogyBank.com):

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
SHANGHAI, April 17 (AP) - David E. Duff of Charleston, S. C. for two years manager in China of the Oil Export company, Los Angeles, has been arrested here on charges of having embezzled $13,000 of company funds. The charges were filed in the United States court in China. Duff, who is said to be well known in California, pleaded not guilty and was released on $5000 bonds. Mrs. Duff is enroute to the United States on the steamship Tenyo Maru, due at San Francisco April 27.

Note: Similar article in Oregonian (Portland, OR); Tuesday, April 17, 1928; Page: 5; (GenealogyBank.com)]

TRAVEL - California, Passenger and Crew Lists, 1882-1957; (Ancestry.com):

Name: Elinor Duff, age 28 born 22 Jul 1899, Spokane, Washington, USA;
Name: Duff, John D. born 22 April 1927, Shanghai, China;
Address in U.S. - 1101 Vermouth Ave., Los Angeles, California;
Ship Name: Tenyo Maru, Port of Departure: Shanghai, China, Port of Arrival: San Francisco - 27 April 1928;

Note: There is an Elinor Eltinge in census & passport records born 15 July 1899 in Spokane WA to Charles S. Eltinge and Josephine Davis.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Evening Tribune (San Diego, CA); Thursday, May 3, 1928; Page: 2; (GenealogyBank.com):

AMERICAN JOLTED IN CHINA
SHANGHAI, May 3 (A.P.) - David E. Duff of Charleston, S. C. charged with embezzlement, pleaded guilty today in the United states court and was sentenced to a year and a day at McNeil Island, Washington. He will be transported on the steamer President Taft, arriving at Seattle May 21. Duff was manager in China for two years of the Oil Export company of Los Angeles. He was arrested early in April on a charge of having embezzled $13,000 of the company's funds. He pleaded not guilty at first, but today entered a plea of guilty.

TRAVEL - Seattle, Washington, Passenger and Crew Lists, 1882-1957; Film # M1383_137; line 1; President Taft, sailing from Shanghai, China May 6, 1920 arriving Seattle May 21, 1928; (Ancestry.com):

Duff, Daniel E., age 51, male, married; Born: Clay Hill, SC, Oct. 31 1876; U.S address: 750 Stanley Street, Hollywood, California (Prisoner going to U.S. Penitentiary, McNeil Island)

INCARCERATION - McNeil Island, Washington, U.S. Penitentiary, Photos and Records of Prisoners Received, 1875-1939; (Ancestry.com):

Name: David E Duff;
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1886; (no birth date given on original - cac)
Received Date: 24 May 1928;
Age when Received: 41 (transcription error, original says 52 - cac);
Facility: McNeil Island Penitentiary, McNeil Island, Pierce, Washington;
Sent from China; tried & convicted of embezzlement in Shanghai, China, May 4, 1928. Sentenced for 1 year 1 day, May 24, 1928-May 24, 1929; good time expires March 13, 1929. Description: 5' 6-1/2", 190 lbs. black & grey hair.

Note: no photo shown with this record.

OBITUARY - Richland Library Community Resources, obituary Index; (Internet):

Name: Duff, David Edward (Dr.) Source: The State (Columbia, Richland County, SC); October 30, 1931, Page: 14, Column: 2; Place: Los Angeles, CA; Other Information: York County native

OBITUARY - John David Duff (son of David E. Duff), The Desert Sun, (Palm Springs, CA); 10 Jun 2004; (Ancestry.com):

John Duff
John David Duff, 77, of Palm Desert died June 5, 2004, in Rancho Mirage of complications from cancer.
He was born April 22, 1927, to David Edward Duff and Elinor Eltinge in Shanghai, China.
He married Rose Marie Crumbley on May 17, 1947, in Glendale.
Involved in the aerospace industry for 35 years, he was director of acquisition at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space Co. in Sunnyvale, retiring in 1989 and as a consultant, prepared the first Affirmative Action plan for the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona.
He served in the Merchant Marine during World War II and in the Marine Corps during the Korean War. He was president of his Palm Desert homeowners association for four years.
He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Rose Marie Duff of Palm Desert; two daughters, Diana Cole of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Darcelle Meagher of Roseville; and two grandchildren.
Graveside services will be private under the direction of Palm Springs Mortuary of Cathedral City. NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); Tuesday, November 23, 1909; Volume: CXLVI, Issue: 7; Page: 9; (GenealogyBank.com):

License
DUFF-ROBERTS - Dr. David E. Duff, 33, the Sherwood, Baltimore; Dorothy Roberts, 22, Roland park.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Sun (Baltimore, MD); November 25, 1909; Volume: CXLVI, Issue: 9; Page: 7; (GenealogyBank.com):

MRS. DAVID E. DUFF (nee Roberts )
Miss Dorothy Roberts, daughter of Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, of Roland Park, was married yesterday at noon to Dr. David Edward Duff, formerly of South Carolina, but now of Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at Tremont, the country place of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Jr., on the Frederick road, near Catonsville. It was performed by Rev. Percy Foster hall, rector of St. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Church, Catonsville, assisted by Rev. Donald Guthrie, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Baltimore.
The bride entered the drawing room on the arm of her uncle, by whom she was given in marriage. She was attended by her little nephew, Sidney S. Zell, as page. The bridegroom was attended by Dr. C. J. Grives. The room was decorated with white chrysanthemums and palms.
The bride wore white satin, ornamented with old point lace, and also wore a tulle veil. She carried a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley.
During the ceremony a stringed orchestra played, and also during the wedding breakfast, which followed. Later in the afternoon Doctor and Mrs. Duff left on a wedding trip. They will live at the Sherwood.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); January 25, 1915; Volume: CLVI, Issue: 60; Page: 10; (GenealogyBank.com):

MRS DUFF IN RENO
Wife Of Baltimore Dentist Is Seeking Divorce
Among the present divorce colonists spending the required year in Nevada is Mrs. Dorothy Duff, wife of Dr. David E. Duff, a Baltimore dentist, says a dispatch to THE SUN from Reno.
Doctor and Mrs. Duff were married about six years ago and separated last year. Mrs. Duff's son, mother and married sister are with her in Reno. She charges desertion and mental cruelty. She asks the custody of the child, but it is understood will not seek alimony.
Dr. Duff will enter formal answer and appearance, but is expected to offer no opposition.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Sun (Baltimore, MD); April 21, 1915; Volume: CLVI, Issue: 134; Page: 14; (GenealogyBank.com):

Mrs. David E. Duff Divorced
Dentist's Wife Alleging Cruelty Gets Decree in Reno
Alleging that her husband, Dr. David Edward Duff, dentist and clubman, Charles and Read streets, was a habitual user of morphine, and had treated her with great cruelty and threatened her life, Mrs. Dorothy R. Duff was yesterday granted a divorce at Reno, Nev., and the custody of her 4-year-old daughter, according to a dispatch from that city.
Dr. Duff borrowed $7,000 from Mrs. Duff when they were married to establish a home, it was said, giving a note which he later destroyed. She alleged that he had an income of more than $1,000 a month, but failed to support her.
Dr, Duff is a member of the Baltimore Country Club. Mrs. Duff said that when their home was burned down Dr. Duff took the insurance money and spent it.

Citations

[S5456] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Edward Roberts File 10-09-2013)
[S351] 1880 Census, South Carolina, York County
[S866] 1910 Census, Maryland, Baltimore City County
[S5626] Genealogy prepared by Creson1971 (Ancestry.com)
[S8737] Marriage Announcement - Davis E. Duff and Dorothy Parthenia Roberts
[S5503] Genealogy prepared by Cathy Cook (Edward Roberts File 10-14-2013)

Family Explorer

Margery L. Duff^1,2,3

F, #50186, b. 12 January 1911, d. 26 May 1960

Parents

Father	David Edward Duff (b. 31 October 1876, d. about 30 October 1931)
Mother	Dorothy Parthenia Roberts (b. 14 July 1887, d. 25 January 1971)

Pedigree Link

Family: Frank Samuel or Seraphim Lanou, Jr., (b. 27 June 1904, d. 3 January 1945)

Son	Frank Samuel or Seraphim Lanou, III+ (b. 2 October 1934, d. 8 April 2005)

BASIC FACTS

Margery L. Duff was born on 12 January 1911 in Maryland.^1,3 She died on 26 May 1960, at age 49, in Monterey, Monterey Co., California.³

Margery L. Duff had reference number 50500. She was enumerated on the census in San Francisco County, California (1920, 1930.) She resided in Allentown, Pennsylvania (1937-1944); San Francisco, San Francisco County, California (1945); Monterey, Monterey County, California (1957-1960.)³ In the 1930 Census, Margery is listed with her step-father, William Wallace Chapin's surname.

Citations

[S1113] 1920 Census, California, San Francisco County
[S1557] 1930 Census, California, Sacramento County
[S5456] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Edward Roberts File 10-09-2013)

Family Explorer

John Caccho Hunter Duff¹

M, #50187, b. 1848

Pedigree Link

Family: Mary E. Jones (b. 1848)

Son	David Edward Duff+ (b. 31 October 1876, d. about 30 October 1931)

BASIC FACTS

John Caccho Hunter Duff was born in 1848 in South Carolina.¹

John Caccho Hunter Duff had reference number 50501.

Citations

[S5626] Genealogy prepared by Creson1971 (Ancestry.com)

Family Explorer

Mary E. Jones¹

F, #50188, b. 1848

Pedigree Link

Family: John Caccho Hunter Duff (b. 1848)

Son	David Edward Duff+ (b. 31 October 1876, d. about 30 October 1931)

BASIC FACTS

Mary E. Jones was born in 1848 in South Carolina.

Mary E. Jones had reference number 50502.

Citations

[S5626] Genealogy prepared by Creson1971 (Ancestry.com)

Family Explorer

William Wallace Chapin^1,2,3,4,5,6

M, #50189, b. 15 October 1872, d. 7 November 1957

Parents

Father	William Castner Chapin
Mother	Emilie Meigs Budd

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

William Wallace Chapin was born on 15 October 1872 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.^1,5 He and Dorothy Parthenia Roberts were married on 4 November 1926 in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.^1,7 He died on 7 November 1957, at age 85, in San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.^8,7 He was buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo Co., California.⁷

William Wallace Chapin had reference number 50503. He was enumerated on the census in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania (1880); King County, Washington (1910, 1920); San Francisco County, California (1930, 1940.)⁷ He was a Manager of Seattle P-I (after 1906); business manager - daily paper (1910); manager of San Francisco Bulletin (1913); editor - newspaper (1920); manager - paper (1930); president and publisher - Argonaut Publishing Company (1932 - 1948.)^3,4,7 He was educated Completed College. Studied engineering at the University of Pennsylvania.⁷ He resided in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California (1920-1948.)⁷ William had a previous marriage to Helen Stuart Wilson 4 December 1906 in Seattle, Washington which ended in divorce in spring of 1912. They had a daughter, Catherine, born 1910. Newspaper items indicate he was married to Mrs. Catherine Gray Sutherland in 1915 & divorced by 1917. The 1920 census shows him as a widower rather than divorced.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Spokane Daily Chronicle; Jan 27, 1913; (Google News; Internet):

Daughter of Former Senator Wilson. Well Known Here To Marry Again.
Of great interest to Spokane friends is the announcement of the engagement of Helen Wilson Chapin, daughter of the late John L. Wilson of Seattle and Green Clay Goodloe of Lexington, Ky. The announcement was made by Mrs. Chapin's mother, and the wedding is set to take place this year.
Helen Wilson Chapin was formerly one of the prominent society maids of this city. She resided here with her parents for many years and has a large circle of friends. She left Spokane about seven years ago and since that time has resided in Seattle. She was married to William Wallace Chapin on December 5, 1906, and secured her divorce from Mr. Chapin in the spring of 1912.
Mr. Chapin formerly lived in Sacramento, but shortly after his marriage to Helen Wilson became connected with the Seattle P-I, as a business manager. He is well known in the northwest and is at present manager of the San Francisco Bulletin.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Oregonian (Portland, OR); July 4, 1915; Volume: XXXIV Issue: 27, Section: One; Page: 6; (GenealogyBank.com):

W. W. Chapin is Wedded.
Publisher's Bride is Niece of Late A. T. Stewart, of New York
SACRAMENTO, July 2. - The Wedding of Mrs. Katherine Grey Sunderland, of New York, to William Wallace Chapin, formerly publisher of the San Francisco Call and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and more recently business manager of the Chicago Record-Herald, was solemnized yesterday by Rev. A. B. Patton, of the First Congregational Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapin left today by automobile for Lake Tahoe. The wedding was attended by only a few intimate friends. The couple met two years ago in New York. The bride is a niece of the late A. T. Stewart, merchant prince of New York, and was educated abroad with Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt.
After their wedding trip they will make their home in San Francisco.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE Article - Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA); April 30, 1917; Volume: 176, Issue:120; Page: 1; (GenealogyBank.com):

Will Not Pay for Ex-Wife's Gowns and Gems William Wallace Chapin, Divorced, Didn't Know She Bought Them
... Mrs. Catherine Gray Sutherland Chapin, wife of William Wallace Chapin of Philadelphia.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA); January 18, 1916; Volume: XC, Issue: 18; Page: 3; (Ancestry.com):

W. Chapin Purchases Newark Morning Eagle
NEWARK,N.J., Jan. 17 - William Wallace Chapin, widely known as an editor and publisher, today bought at auction the Newark Evening Star and the Newark Morning Eagle, formerly owned by former Senator James Smith, Jr., who recently was declared bankrupt. The consideration was $235,000.
Mr. Chapin formerly conducted the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the San Francisco Call.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA); May 21, 1942; Page: 7; (GenealogyBank.com):

Witness Was Offered Free Trip to Japan
WASHINGTON, May 20 (UP) - William Wallace Chapin, editor and publisher of the San Francisco Argonaut, today testified in the trial of two publicists accused of conspiracy and failure to register as foreign agents that the Japanese government offered him a free trip to Japan through one of the men.
He said a two-months junket was offered after he had rejected a manuscript written by Frederick Vincent Williams for publication in his magazine.
PROPAGANDA CHARGE
Williams is on trial with David Warren Ryder. They both were employed by the Japanese committee on trade in San Francisco, which the government alleges was a propaganda organization.
Chapin testifies he rejected the trip after his wife said "It's my intuition that we shouldn't have anything to do with the Japanese."
Chapin testified that Williams told him he was employed by the Japanese government at $350 a month. He said that he did publish two articles of Williams, "Lindbergh Was Right, The Russians Can't Fight," in October, 1938, and "Behind The Scene in Asia" in November, 1939.
.........[article concludes with testimony by Joseph J. Pape].

OBITUARY - Oakland Tribune (CA); 8 November 1957; page E 3; (Ancestry.com):

W. W. Chapin, 83, Civic Leader, Dies
William Wallace Chapin, capitalist, publisher, civic leader and a leading figure in the days when Oakland was first becoming a city, died last night at his home, 2108 Washington St., San Francisco. He was 83.
The one-time publisher of the old Oakland Enquirer had only this year relinquished ownership of the last of his publications, the Argonaut, a San Francisco magazine he acquired in 1929.
A member of a family which traces its linage back to F. A. Muhlenberg, the first speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, and the son of Col. W. C. Chapin, a Sioux Wars veteran, Mr. Chapin came to California at the bequest of the Southern Pacific Co. in 1896. The railroad was impressed by his work with the Baldwin Locomotive Co. after had studied engineering at the University of Pennsylvania.
TURNS TO NEWSPAPERS
He entered newspaper work through his marriage to Helen Wilson, daughter of John L. Wilson, United States Senator and publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
He subsequently owned for varying periods the Sacramento Union, Oakland Enquirer (from 1918-1922), The San Francisco Morning Call, the Chicago herald, and the Newark, N.J., Morning Star. Mr. Chapin retired in 1925 but found idleness boring and acquired the Argonaut, California's oldest surviving publication.
VARIED INTERESTS
In 12948, he was selected to head the California St. Cable Railway and was president of the firm when it was sold to the City of San Francisco two years later. He was interested in city planning and served on the San Francisco Planning Commission for many years, resigning in 1948.
He was a trustee of the Carnegie Endowment for International peace and a Bohemian Club member for 50 years. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy, and a daughter, Catherine Parsons.
Last rites will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at N. Gray and Co., Divisadero and Post Streets, San Francisco. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Seattle Daily Times (Seattle, WA); Friday, November 5, 1926; Page: 13; (GenealogyBank.com);

Sacramento Publisher Weds
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Nov. 5. (AP) - W. W. Chapin, publisher of The Sacramento Union, and Mrs. Dorothy Duff of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Rosamond Roberts, member of an old Baltimore family, were married yesterday in the Swedenborgian Church here by the Rev. W. K. Guthrie.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA); October 5, 1941; Page: 49; (GenealogyBank.com):

Patrons For The Navy Ball Fete
includes Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Chapin.

Citations

[S1557] 1930 Census, California, Sacramento County
[S4987] Funeral Home Record - Rosamond (Passano) Roberts
[S2039] 1940 Census, California, San Francisco County
[S1059] 1910 Census, Washington, King County
[S12449] U.S. Passport Applications, 1795 - 1925 (Ancestry.com)
[S349] 1880 Census, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County
[S5456] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Edward Roberts File 10-09-2013)
[S12281] Phone conversation with Eleanor Roberts Duvall (Zell) Weaver, October 7, 2013

Family Explorer

Delphis V. Millheim¹

M, #50190, b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957

Parents

Father	Uriah Millheim
Mother	Mary Wisner

Pedigree Link

Family: Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Son	Charles E. Millheim+ (b. 29 January 1907, d. 14 April 2004)
Son	Wilbert Delphus Millheim+ (b. 9 September 1908, d. 3 August 1979)
Son	Millard Luther Millheim (b. 8 January 1915, d. 20 July 1993)
Son	Burnell L. Millheim+ (b. 28 February 1918, d. 2 January 2018)
Son	Stewart B. Millheim+ (b. 3 February 1922, d. 30 September 1974)
Daughter	Dorothy E. Millheim+ (b. 16 July 1924, d. 28 April 2002)
Daughter	Catherine Millheim

BASIC FACTS

Delphis V. Millheim was born on 8 August 1883 in York Co., Pennsylvania.^2,3,1 He and Bessie Mae Resh were married on 26 August 1906 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.² He died on 1 March 1957, at age 73, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^2,1 He was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁴

Delphis V. Millheim was also known as Delphus V. Millheim.^{2,4,3,5,6,7,8} He had reference number 50504. He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1900 - 1940.) He was a Cigar maker - cigar factory (1910); side puller - shoe factory (1920, 1930); shoe worker - shoe factory (1940.)^3,5,7,8,1 OBITUARY - (Find-A-Grave)

Delphis V. Millheim
Delphis V. Millheim, 73, husband of Mrs. Bessie M. Resh Millheim, Hanover RD 2, died yesterday at 3 a.m. at his home after a two-month illness.
A son of the late Uriah and Mary Wisner Millheim, he was employed at Hanover Shoe Company 43 years. Mr. Millheim was a member of St. Matthew's Lutheran church.
Surviving, in addition to his wife, are: seven children, Charles E. and Burnell L. Millheim, both of Hanover RD 3; Wilbert D. Millheim, 147 McAllister street; Millard L. Millheim, 882 1/2 Baltimore street; Stewart B. Millheim, Hanover, Codorus, and Mrs. Catherine M. Stull, 742 Baltimore street; 10 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one brother, Jeremiah Millheim, El Paso, Tex., and a sister, Mrs. Mary Wildasin, 120 Paul street.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Bucher Funeral home, Frederick street. His pastor, Rev. Howard J. McCarney, and Rev. Harvey M. Light, pastor of West Manheim Reformed church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery.

GRAVE MARKEER

MILLHEIM
DELPHIS V. BESSIE M.
1883 - 1957 1886 - 1966

Note: Delphis' given name is sometimes spelled "Delphus."

Citations

[S3363] Death Certificate - Delphis V. Millheim
[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)
[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S645] 1900 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S992] 1910 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1418] 1920 Census, Pennsylvania, York County

Family Explorer

Uriah Millheim¹

M, #50191

Pedigree Link

Family: Mary Wisner

Son	Delphis V. Millheim+ (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)

BASIC FACTS

Uriah Millheim had reference number 50505.

Citations

[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)

Family Explorer

Mary Wisner¹

F, #50192

Pedigree Link

Family: Uriah Millheim

Son	Delphis V. Millheim+ (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)

BASIC FACTS

Mary Wisner had reference number 50506.

Citations

[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)

Family Explorer

Wilbert Delphus Millheim^1,2,3,4,5,6

M, #50193, b. 9 September 1908, d. 3 August 1979

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

Family: Helena Grace Wagner (b. 30 May 1910, d. 23 October 1989)

Son	Robert Byron Millheim+ (b. 19 October 1930, d. 20 September 2009)

BASIC FACTS

Wilbert Delphus Millheim was born on 9 September 1908 in Pennsylvania.^1,2 He died on 3 August 1979, at age 70.¹ He was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.¹

Wilbert Delphus Millheim had reference number 50507. He was a Cutter - shoe factory (1930); side jaster - shoe factory (1940.)^2,5 He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1910 - 1940.) He resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957.)⁷

Citations

[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S992] 1910 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S5336] Genealogy prepared by bmckim111 (Ancestry.com)
[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1418] 1920 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim

Family Explorer

Helena Grace Wagner^1,2,3

F, #50194, b. 30 May 1910, d. 23 October 1989

Parents

Father	Paul Klinedinst Wagner
Mother	Emma J. Unknown

Pedigree Link

Family: Wilbert Delphus Millheim (b. 9 September 1908, d. 3 August 1979)

Son	Robert Byron Millheim+ (b. 19 October 1930, d. 20 September 2009)

BASIC FACTS

Helena Grace Wagner was born on 30 May 1910 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^4,2 She died on 23 October 1989, at age 79, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^4,2

Helena Grace Wagner had reference number 50508. She was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1940.) She was an Inspector - shoe factory (1940.)³

Citations

[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)
[S5336] Genealogy prepared by bmckim111 (Ancestry.com)
[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Charles E. Millheim^1,2,3,4

M, #50195, b. 29 January 1907, d. 14 April 2004

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

Family: Geneva A. Bixler (b. 12 August 1920, d. June 1987)

Son	Nolan Millheim (b. 20 January 1951, d. July 1973)

BASIC FACTS

Charles E. Millheim was born on 29 January 1907 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^1,5,6 He died on 14 April 2004, at age 97, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁵ He was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁶

Charles E. Millheim had reference number 50509. He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1910 - 1940.) He was a Helper - shoe factory (1930); employed as a chauffeur for many years by the former Byron Heel and Inner Sole Company (obituary.)^2,7 World War II, U.S. Army, 394th Infantry Regiment, 99th Infantry Division in the European Theatre of Operations. He earned a Combat Infantryman Badge while fighting in the battles and campaigns for the Rhineland, Ardennes, and Central Europe.⁷ He resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957, 1993.)^8,9 OBITUARY - Find-A-Grave

Charles E. Millheim, of Hanover, departed this life April 14.
He was the son of the late Delphis V. and Bessie May Resh Millheim.
Mr. Millheim was employed as a chauffeur for many years by the former Byron Heel and Inner Sole Company. He was a member of St. Paul's (Dubs) United Church of Christ. During World War II, Private First Class Millheim served with honor and distinction in the U.S. Army 394th Infantry Regiment, 99th Infantry Division in the European Theatre of Operations. He earned a Combat Infantryman Badge while fighting in the battles and campaigns for the Rhineland, Ardennes, and Central Europe, and was awarded the European, African, Middle Eastern Service medal with three Bronze Stars.
He was the husband of the late Geneva Bixler Millheim and is survived by a brother, Burnell L. Millheim of Hanover, and a sister, Catherine Stull of Gettysburg.
He was also preceded in death by a son, Nolan Millheim; three brothers Wilbert Millheim, Millard Millheim, and Stewart Millheim; and a sister, Dorothy Stauffer.
Interment, with military honors, was provided by the Allied Veterans Council of Hanover.

Citations

[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S992] 1910 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1418] 1920 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S9639] Obituary - Charles E. Millheim
[S11388] Obituary - Millard Luther Millheim
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim

Family Explorer

Burnell L. Millheim^1,2,3,4

M, #50196, b. 28 February 1918, d. 2 January 2018

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

Family: Geraldine E. Starner (b. 18 September 1920, d. 2 September 2010)

Son	Edwin L. Millheim+
Daughter	Darla Millheim+
Son	Ronald Burnell Millheim (b. 1950, d. 1950)

BASIC FACTS

Burnell L. Millheim was born on 28 February 1918 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^1,5 He died on 2 January 2018, at age 99, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁵ He was buried in Resthaven Cemetery, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁶

Burnell L. Millheim had reference number 50510. He was a Shoe worker - shoe factory (1940); employed by ESAB Welding and Cutting Products, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (~1966 - 1986.)^1,7 He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1920 - 1940.) He resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957, 1993, 2004.)^3,8,9 World War II, U.S. Army Air Corps.⁷ OBITUARY (Find-A-Grave)

Burnell L. Millheim, 99, of Hanover, entered into God's eternal care on Monday, January 2, 2018 at The Village at Utz Terrace.
Born on Thursday, February 28, 1918 in Hanover, he was a son of the late Delphis V. and Bessie Mae Resh Millheim. He was also preceded in death by his wife of 69 years, Geraldine E. Millheim, who died in 2010; a son, Ronald Burnell Millheim; and four brothers, Wilbert, Charles, Millard and Stewart Millheim; and a sister, Dorothy Stauffer.
Burnell was a member of Grace United Church of Christ and retired from ESAB in 1986 where he had worked for more than 20 years. He was a US Army Air Corp veteran of World War II and was a member of the former China-Burma-India Veterans Association in Carlisle.
Survivors include a son, Edwin L. Millheim and his wife, Mary, and a daughter, Darla Staub all of Hanover; a sister, Catherine Stull of Gettysburg; four grandchildren, Scott Millheim and his wife, Eunyoung, Marc Millheim, Roy Lawyer, Jr. and his wife, Tamara, and Dena Lawyer; and four great-grandchildren, David Charles, Autumn and Robbie.
Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. Military honors will be rendered by the Hanover Allied Veterans Honor Guard.

GRAVE MARKER

GERALDINE E. BURNELL L.
1920 - 2010 1918 -
TOGETHER FOREVER
MILLHEIM.

Citations

[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S9639] Obituary - Charles E. Millheim
[S1418] 1920 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S5713] Genealogy prepared by ddavis18506 (Ancestry.com)
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S9582] Obituary - Burnell L. Millheim
[S11388] Obituary - Millard Luther Millheim
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim

Family Explorer

Stewart B. Millheim^1,2,3,4

M, #50197, b. 3 February 1922, d. 30 September 1974

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

Family: Charlotte Mae Stremmel (b. 14 December 1922)

Daughter

Cheryl Millheim

BASIC FACTS

Stewart B. Millheim was born on 3 February 1922 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^1,4 He died on 30 September 1974, at age 52, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^5,4 He was buried in Penn Memorial Cemetery, Penn Twp., York Co., Pennsylvania (Garden of Devotion, Unit C, Lot 145, Grave 2.)⁴

Stewart B. Millheim had reference number 50511. He was a Labor - farm (1940.)¹ He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1930, 1940.) World War II, U.S. Army, enlisted 29 Jan 1944 in Harrisburg, PA, discharged 13 May 1946 at Fort Dix, New Jersey, Corporal, Military Police, Platoon 86, Infantry.⁴ He was educated Grammar school (at time of enlistment.)⁶ His Social Security Number was 178-16-1555, issued: Pennsylvania, last residence: Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁷ He resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957.)⁸

Citations

[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S12427] U.S. City Directories, 1821 - 1989 (Ancestry.com)
[S12248] Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards, 1777 - 1999 (Ancestry.com)
[S9639] Obituary - Charles E. Millheim
[S12727] World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938 - 1946 (Ancestry.com)
[S12399] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim

Family Explorer

Dorothy E. Millheim^1,2,3

F, #50198, b. 16 July 1924, d. 28 April 2002

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

Family: Kenneth H. Stauffer

Daughter	Gail Stauffer
Daughter	Sandra Stauffer
Daughter	Audrey Stauffer

BASIC FACTS

Dorothy E. Millheim was born on 16 July 1924 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^1,4 She died on 28 April 2002, at age 77, in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.^5,4 She was buried in Cremated.³

Dorothy E. Millheim had reference number 50512. She was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1930, 1940.) She resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957, 1993.)^6,7 OBITUARY - York Dispatch, The (PA), Wednesday, May 1, 2002

Dorothy E. Stauffer of Hanover died April 29 in Hanover General Hospital. She was 77.
A homemaker, she was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ, Hanover.
Born July 16, 1924, in Hanover, she was a daughter of the late Delphus and Bessie Millheim.
She leaves her husband, Kenneth H. Stauffer, Hanover; three daughters, Gail Secrist of Spring Grove, Sandra Mills of Seattle and Audrey Garman of York; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a sister, Catherine Stull of Gettysburg; and two brothers, Charles Millheim and Burnell Millheim, both of Hanover.
A memorial service is at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Trinity United Church of Christ, Hanover.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Hanover Public Library, 301 Carlisle St., Hanover, 17331.
The Cremation Society of Pennsylvania, 4100 Jonestown Road, Harrisburg, is in charge of arrangements.

Citations

[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S9888] Obituary - Dorothy E. (Millheim) Stauffer
[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)
[S9639] Obituary - Charles E. Millheim
[S11388] Obituary - Millard Luther Millheim
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim

Family Explorer

Catherine Millheim^1,2

F, #50199

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Catherine Millheim and Paul C. Stull were married about 23 January 1948.

Citations

[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County

Family Explorer

Millard Luther Millheim^1,2,3,4,5

M, #50200, b. 8 January 1915, d. 20 July 1993

Parents

Father	Delphis V. Millheim (b. 8 August 1883, d. 1 March 1957)
Mother	Bessie Mae Resh (b. 22 November 1886, d. 6 March 1966)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Millard Luther Millheim was born on 8 January 1915 in Pennsylvania.^1,2 He and Mildred M. Stonesifer were married about 1937.⁶ He died on 20 July 1993, at age 78.^7,2 He was buried in Rest Haven Cemetery, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁶

Millard Luther Millheim had reference number 50514. He was enumerated on the census in York County, Pennsylvania (1920 - 1940.) His Social Security Number was 189-07-2164, Issued: Pennsylvania, last residence: Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania.⁸ He was a Mechanic - automobile (1940); maintenance supervisor, employed by York International Inc (over 40 years.)^5,6 He resided in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania (1957.)⁹ OBITUARY - York Daily Record (PA), Wednesday, July 21, 1993

HANOVER Millard L. Millheim, 78, of 882 Baltimore St., died at 3:56 a.m. Tuesday at Hanover General Hospital. He was the husband of Mildred (Stonesifer) Millheim. The couple had been married more than 56 years.
The service will be 10 a.m. Friday at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 30 W. Chestnut St., Hanover. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. Viewing will be 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Panebaker Funeral Home, 311 Broadway, Hanover.
Mr. Millheim was born in Hanover. He was the son of the late Delphis V. and Bessie (Resh) Millheim.
He had retired as a maintenance supervisor after completing 40 years of employment with the then York International Inc.
A member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church, he had served on the property committee and for more than 20 years was the treasurer as well as a member of Friendship Bible Class.
His other memberships included the Parkville Fire Company, where he served as the fire chief for a number of years, and of the American Association of Retired Persons.
He was also an active bowler and had been a member of several leagues in the Hanover area.
Mr. Millheim also is survived by two brothers, Charles E. Millheim and Burnell L. Millheim, both of Hanover; two sisters, Dorothy Stauffer of Hanover, and Catherine Stull of Gettysburg; and nieces and nephews. Charles J. Robison.

Citations

[S1915] 1930 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S6752] Genealogy prepared by mcgulden (Ancestry.com)
[S1418] 1920 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S5204] Genealogy prepared by angelgirl310 (Ancestry.com)
[S2301] 1940 Census, Pennsylvania, York County
[S11388] Obituary - Millard Luther Millheim
[S9639] Obituary - Charles E. Millheim
[S12399] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S9840] Obituary - Delphis V. Millheim