Find a Grave contributor, Thomas Moak has made the following suggested edits.
Suggested edit: Mrs. William Crumley, 48, the first white child born at Damon's Point, who spent her entire life in Chehalis County, has died, and was buried at Elma. Survivors include her husband, three brothers, W. K., E., and David Melville, and a sister in Calif. Montesano VIdette January 3, 1908
Suggested edit: Mrs. William Crumley, 48, the first white child born at Damon's Point, who spent her entire life in Chehalis County, has died, and was buried at Elma. Survivors include her husband, three brothers, W. K., E., and David Melville, and a sister in Calif. Montesano VIdette January 3, 1908
Find a Grave contributor, Thomas Moak has made the following suggested edits.
Suggested edit: Mrs. William Crumley, 48, the first white child born at Damon's Point, who spent her entire life in Chehalis County, has died, and was buried at Elma. Survivors include her husband, three brothers, W. K., E., and David Melville, and a sister in Calif. Montesano VIdette January 3, 1908
Suggested edit: Mrs. William Crumley, 48, the first white child born at Damon's Point, who spent her entire life in Chehalis County, has died, and was buried at Elma. Survivors include her husband, three brothers, W. K., E., and David Melville, and a sister in Calif. Montesano VIdette January 3, 1908
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