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The son of Willard Eldridge and Evelyn Nichols Eldridge Stinson. After his parents divorced he used the surname of his adoptive father. His mother, Evelyn Nichols was the sister of playwright Anne Nichols. Anne Nichols wrote the famous play of the 1920s called "Abie's Irish Rose." Evelyn played "Rosemary" in the play. Evelyn's sister Elsie also played "Rosemary" in the play at one time. Married a Phyllis Johnson. They had three children named Bill,Troy ( born May 16, 1942 and died May 24, 2011 King's Beach CA) and Anne Marie Stinson Morgan. William later had a son named,Tommy, to his second wife, Sandy. Mr. Stinson lived in Edgecliff, CA and he worked at Paramount Studios as Vice President of the music department. He died of a heart attack.
Obituary: Stinson, William R. 12-14-1918 passed away on 2-10-1989; survived by sons Troy, Bill, Tommy, daughter Annie Morgan; grandchildren Dan and Lindsey ; Amanda and Kelly; brother Charles and sister JoAnne H. Forest Lawn Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary.
Passport application attests to the identity of Evelyn's husband, Willard Eldridge by Arthur Bishop: Willard resided at 5624 Maryland Avenue Chicago Illonois. Willard Eldridge was born in the city of Chicago, County of Cook and State of Illinois on the 5th day of January A.D. 1900.. Frank William and Minnie Eldridge were his parents. It also states that Willard married Evelyn Nichols.
Evelyn Nichols was married on January 2, 1918 and divorced in Chicago, Illonois on May 16, 1924. Her son William Nichols Eldridge was born in New York City on December 14, 1918. Evelyn was born in Camden, New Jersey on October 26, 1900. The passport application has a photo of Evelyn Nichols and her son William Nichols Eldridge.
Attended Black Foxe Military Academy with his cousin, Henry Duffy Nichols, son of playwright Anne Nichols.
Evelyn is described: Age 23; 5 foot tall; blue eyes; straight nose; hair brown; complexion fair; face oval.
The son of Willard Eldridge and Evelyn Nichols Eldridge Stinson. After his parents divorced he used the surname of his adoptive father. His mother, Evelyn Nichols was the sister of playwright Anne Nichols. Anne Nichols wrote the famous play of the 1920s called "Abie's Irish Rose." Evelyn played "Rosemary" in the play. Evelyn's sister Elsie also played "Rosemary" in the play at one time. Married a Phyllis Johnson. They had three children named Bill,Troy ( born May 16, 1942 and died May 24, 2011 King's Beach CA) and Anne Marie Stinson Morgan. William later had a son named,Tommy, to his second wife, Sandy. Mr. Stinson lived in Edgecliff, CA and he worked at Paramount Studios as Vice President of the music department. He died of a heart attack.
Obituary: Stinson, William R. 12-14-1918 passed away on 2-10-1989; survived by sons Troy, Bill, Tommy, daughter Annie Morgan; grandchildren Dan and Lindsey ; Amanda and Kelly; brother Charles and sister JoAnne H. Forest Lawn Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary.
Passport application attests to the identity of Evelyn's husband, Willard Eldridge by Arthur Bishop: Willard resided at 5624 Maryland Avenue Chicago Illonois. Willard Eldridge was born in the city of Chicago, County of Cook and State of Illinois on the 5th day of January A.D. 1900.. Frank William and Minnie Eldridge were his parents. It also states that Willard married Evelyn Nichols.
Evelyn Nichols was married on January 2, 1918 and divorced in Chicago, Illonois on May 16, 1924. Her son William Nichols Eldridge was born in New York City on December 14, 1918. Evelyn was born in Camden, New Jersey on October 26, 1900. The passport application has a photo of Evelyn Nichols and her son William Nichols Eldridge.
Attended Black Foxe Military Academy with his cousin, Henry Duffy Nichols, son of playwright Anne Nichols.
Evelyn is described: Age 23; 5 foot tall; blue eyes; straight nose; hair brown; complexion fair; face oval.
PLEASE DO NOT USE PHOTOS WITHOUT PERMISSION
The son of Willard Eldridge and Evelyn Nichols Eldridge Stinson. After his parents divorced he used the surname of his adoptive father. His mother, Evelyn Nichols was the sister of playwright Anne Nichols. Anne Nichols wrote the famous play of the 1920s called "Abie's Irish Rose." Evelyn played "Rosemary" in the play. Evelyn's sister Elsie also played "Rosemary" in the play at one time. Married a Phyllis Johnson. They had three children named Bill,Troy ( born May 16, 1942 and died May 24, 2011 King's Beach CA) and Anne Marie Stinson Morgan. William later had a son named,Tommy, to his second wife, Sandy. Mr. Stinson lived in Edgecliff, CA and he worked at Paramount Studios as Vice President of the music department. He died of a heart attack.
Obituary: Stinson, William R. 12-14-1918 passed away on 2-10-1989; survived by sons Troy, Bill, Tommy, daughter Annie Morgan; grandchildren Dan and Lindsey ; Amanda and Kelly; brother Charles and sister JoAnne H. Forest Lawn Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary.
Passport application attests to the identity of Evelyn's husband, Willard Eldridge by Arthur Bishop: Willard resided at 5624 Maryland Avenue Chicago Illonois. Willard Eldridge was born in the city of Chicago, County of Cook and State of Illinois on the 5th day of January A.D. 1900.. Frank William and Minnie Eldridge were his parents. It also states that Willard married Evelyn Nichols.
Evelyn Nichols was married on January 2, 1918 and divorced in Chicago, Illonois on May 16, 1924. Her son William Nichols Eldridge was born in New York City on December 14, 1918. Evelyn was born in Camden, New Jersey on October 26, 1900. The passport application has a photo of Evelyn Nichols and her son William Nichols Eldridge.
Attended Black Foxe Military Academy with his cousin, Henry Duffy Nichols, son of playwright Anne Nichols.
Evelyn is described: Age 23; 5 foot tall; blue eyes; straight nose; hair brown; complexion fair; face oval.
The son of Willard Eldridge and Evelyn Nichols Eldridge Stinson. After his parents divorced he used the surname of his adoptive father. His mother, Evelyn Nichols was the sister of playwright Anne Nichols. Anne Nichols wrote the famous play of the 1920s called "Abie's Irish Rose." Evelyn played "Rosemary" in the play. Evelyn's sister Elsie also played "Rosemary" in the play at one time. Married a Phyllis Johnson. They had three children named Bill,Troy ( born May 16, 1942 and died May 24, 2011 King's Beach CA) and Anne Marie Stinson Morgan. William later had a son named,Tommy, to his second wife, Sandy. Mr. Stinson lived in Edgecliff, CA and he worked at Paramount Studios as Vice President of the music department. He died of a heart attack.
Obituary: Stinson, William R. 12-14-1918 passed away on 2-10-1989; survived by sons Troy, Bill, Tommy, daughter Annie Morgan; grandchildren Dan and Lindsey ; Amanda and Kelly; brother Charles and sister JoAnne H. Forest Lawn Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary.
Passport application attests to the identity of Evelyn's husband, Willard Eldridge by Arthur Bishop: Willard resided at 5624 Maryland Avenue Chicago Illonois. Willard Eldridge was born in the city of Chicago, County of Cook and State of Illinois on the 5th day of January A.D. 1900.. Frank William and Minnie Eldridge were his parents. It also states that Willard married Evelyn Nichols.
Evelyn Nichols was married on January 2, 1918 and divorced in Chicago, Illonois on May 16, 1924. Her son William Nichols Eldridge was born in New York City on December 14, 1918. Evelyn was born in Camden, New Jersey on October 26, 1900. The passport application has a photo of Evelyn Nichols and her son William Nichols Eldridge.
Attended Black Foxe Military Academy with his cousin, Henry Duffy Nichols, son of playwright Anne Nichols.
Evelyn is described: Age 23; 5 foot tall; blue eyes; straight nose; hair brown; complexion fair; face oval.
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