Daisy May Miller, daughter of Jessie Miller and Ida Camp, married Ross Havens about 1915. When the 1930 Census was taken, the couple lived at Corcoran, California, where Ross was the manager of a cement company and Daisy kept house. It is not known if the marriage dissolved due to divorce of if Daisy became a widow. Some time after 1930, she met and married Jonas Brewton Crawley, a very industrious, self-employed gentleman who resided in nearby Hanford. Daisy and Jonas married in Las Vegas, Nevada and spent their honeymoon visiting Hoover Dam. Throughout their marriage, forty plus years, they lived in Hanford. It appears Daisy never had any children despite being married twice. Daisy preceded Jonas in death by two years.
Daisy May Miller, daughter of Jessie Miller and Ida Camp, married Ross Havens about 1915. When the 1930 Census was taken, the couple lived at Corcoran, California, where Ross was the manager of a cement company and Daisy kept house. It is not known if the marriage dissolved due to divorce of if Daisy became a widow. Some time after 1930, she met and married Jonas Brewton Crawley, a very industrious, self-employed gentleman who resided in nearby Hanford. Daisy and Jonas married in Las Vegas, Nevada and spent their honeymoon visiting Hoover Dam. Throughout their marriage, forty plus years, they lived in Hanford. It appears Daisy never had any children despite being married twice. Daisy preceded Jonas in death by two years.
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