Harriet L. Williams, aged 73 years, New York. Widow of James Harvey Williams. Daughter of Karl Trumbull and Esther Randall Trumbull. A son, Lieut. Earl Trumbull Williams, who was killed in an accident while in the Army.
Two more children, daughter, Frances Williams; son, James Harvey Williams, and a half-sister, Miss Sadye Jarvis Williams.
Mrs. Williams performed much charity work for her community.
Mrs. Williams was a graduate of Vassar in the first class ever graduated from that institution.
Her son LT Earl Trumbull Williams died in service, May 7, 1918 ( accident ), at Northampton, MA. He was a member of Battery B, 301st Field Artillery, 76th Division.
Brooklyn Eagle, Feb. 24, 1923, page 2, obituary
Two more children, daughter, Frances Williams; son, James Harvey Williams, and a half-sister, Miss Sadye Jarvis Williams.
Mrs. Williams performed much charity work for her community.
Mrs. Williams was a graduate of Vassar in the first class ever graduated from that institution.
Her son LT Earl Trumbull Williams died in service, May 7, 1918 ( accident ), at Northampton, MA. He was a member of Battery B, 301st Field Artillery, 76th Division.
Brooklyn Eagle, Feb. 24, 1923, page 2, obituary
Harriet L. Williams, aged 73 years, New York. Widow of James Harvey Williams. Daughter of Karl Trumbull and Esther Randall Trumbull. A son, Lieut. Earl Trumbull Williams, who was killed in an accident while in the Army.
Two more children, daughter, Frances Williams; son, James Harvey Williams, and a half-sister, Miss Sadye Jarvis Williams.
Mrs. Williams performed much charity work for her community.
Mrs. Williams was a graduate of Vassar in the first class ever graduated from that institution.
Her son LT Earl Trumbull Williams died in service, May 7, 1918 ( accident ), at Northampton, MA. He was a member of Battery B, 301st Field Artillery, 76th Division.
Brooklyn Eagle, Feb. 24, 1923, page 2, obituary
Two more children, daughter, Frances Williams; son, James Harvey Williams, and a half-sister, Miss Sadye Jarvis Williams.
Mrs. Williams performed much charity work for her community.
Mrs. Williams was a graduate of Vassar in the first class ever graduated from that institution.
Her son LT Earl Trumbull Williams died in service, May 7, 1918 ( accident ), at Northampton, MA. He was a member of Battery B, 301st Field Artillery, 76th Division.
Brooklyn Eagle, Feb. 24, 1923, page 2, obituary
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