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| Ray W. Stinson
1 Sep 1888-16 Mar 1948
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| World War I
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Ray W. Stinson
Ray W. Stinson, an employe of the Chester plant of the Ford
Motor Co., died suddenly yesterday at his home, 2912
Edgmont St., Chester. He was 59. Mr. Stinson had been
associated with the old George B. Evans Son drug store.
Broad and Locust sts., for many years, and also had served
as vice president of the George B. Evans. Chemical Co.
here. He had been employed at the Ford plant for the last
13 years, serving in the plant protection division. His
son, Robert, a former employe of The Inquirer, was killed
in action on Tarawa and was the first Marine Corps combat
correspondent to die on active duty In the Pacific area.
Mr. Stinson is survived by his wife, Zoe Margaret, and a
sister, Mrs. Arthur Salisbury, of Monroe, La. Funeral
services will be private.3
Sources:
- Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1967
- Ancestry.com. Michigan, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1822-1940
- The Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 17 Mar 1948, Wed Page 34
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