Married to CHARLES CARRINGTON LAMBORN, who is also buried at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Charles' obituary lists his children as Ruth Burns, Martha Jane, and Charles F. He was in banking and she was a teacher but after her husband's death became a realtor in the Washington DC area.
Romye's obituary lists two daughters: Mrs Merwin Silverthorn of Hayama, Japan, and Mrs R Lee Aston of Elberton, Georgia; two brothers: Norman N Burnes of Rome, Georgia, and Ross Burnes of Atlanta.
She graduated from the Alabama State Normal School (that's what they used to call teacher training schools) and taught in public schools in Alabama and Georgia. She came to Washington during World War I to work at the agricultural department.
She died at the Sleepy Hollow Nursing Home in Annandale.
(This information came to me from Suzanne Brown (#47595311))
Charles' obituary lists his children as Ruth Burns, Martha Jane, and Charles F. He was in banking and she was a teacher but after her husband's death became a realtor in the Washington DC area.
Romye's obituary lists two daughters: Mrs Merwin Silverthorn of Hayama, Japan, and Mrs R Lee Aston of Elberton, Georgia; two brothers: Norman N Burnes of Rome, Georgia, and Ross Burnes of Atlanta.
She graduated from the Alabama State Normal School (that's what they used to call teacher training schools) and taught in public schools in Alabama and Georgia. She came to Washington during World War I to work at the agricultural department.
She died at the Sleepy Hollow Nursing Home in Annandale.
(This information came to me from Suzanne Brown (#47595311))
Married to CHARLES CARRINGTON LAMBORN, who is also buried at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Charles' obituary lists his children as Ruth Burns, Martha Jane, and Charles F. He was in banking and she was a teacher but after her husband's death became a realtor in the Washington DC area.
Romye's obituary lists two daughters: Mrs Merwin Silverthorn of Hayama, Japan, and Mrs R Lee Aston of Elberton, Georgia; two brothers: Norman N Burnes of Rome, Georgia, and Ross Burnes of Atlanta.
She graduated from the Alabama State Normal School (that's what they used to call teacher training schools) and taught in public schools in Alabama and Georgia. She came to Washington during World War I to work at the agricultural department.
She died at the Sleepy Hollow Nursing Home in Annandale.
(This information came to me from Suzanne Brown (#47595311))
Charles' obituary lists his children as Ruth Burns, Martha Jane, and Charles F. He was in banking and she was a teacher but after her husband's death became a realtor in the Washington DC area.
Romye's obituary lists two daughters: Mrs Merwin Silverthorn of Hayama, Japan, and Mrs R Lee Aston of Elberton, Georgia; two brothers: Norman N Burnes of Rome, Georgia, and Ross Burnes of Atlanta.
She graduated from the Alabama State Normal School (that's what they used to call teacher training schools) and taught in public schools in Alabama and Georgia. She came to Washington during World War I to work at the agricultural department.
She died at the Sleepy Hollow Nursing Home in Annandale.
(This information came to me from Suzanne Brown (#47595311))
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