From the "Harvard Alumni Bulletin, Vol. 22, Sept. 25, 1919, No.1
Page 647 - "The engagement of Charles W Cheney to Miss Sylvia Howell, of Boston, has been announced. Cheney served overseas with the 14th Engineers, U.S.A., and later with the Division of Light Railways, General Headquarters, A.E.F.. He is now with the United States Steel Products Co., New York City"
Page 495 - "Charles W Cheney was married at Boston, March 17, 1920 to Miss Sylvia Burt Howell. Cheney served overseas as a Lieutenant with the 14th Engineers and later with the Division of Light Railways of the American Expeditionary Forces. Mr and Mrs Cheney will make their home in South America for the next few years."
Page 647 - "The engagement of Charles W Cheney to Miss Sylvia Howell, of Boston, has been announced. Cheney served overseas with the 14th Engineers, U.S.A., and later with the Division of Light Railways, General Headquarters, A.E.F.. He is now with the United States Steel Products Co., New York City"
Page 495 - "Charles W Cheney was married at Boston, March 17, 1920 to Miss Sylvia Burt Howell. Cheney served overseas as a Lieutenant with the 14th Engineers and later with the Division of Light Railways of the American Expeditionary Forces. Mr and Mrs Cheney will make their home in South America for the next few years."
From the "Harvard Alumni Bulletin, Vol. 22, Sept. 25, 1919, No.1
Page 647 - "The engagement of Charles W Cheney to Miss Sylvia Howell, of Boston, has been announced. Cheney served overseas with the 14th Engineers, U.S.A., and later with the Division of Light Railways, General Headquarters, A.E.F.. He is now with the United States Steel Products Co., New York City"
Page 495 - "Charles W Cheney was married at Boston, March 17, 1920 to Miss Sylvia Burt Howell. Cheney served overseas as a Lieutenant with the 14th Engineers and later with the Division of Light Railways of the American Expeditionary Forces. Mr and Mrs Cheney will make their home in South America for the next few years."
Page 647 - "The engagement of Charles W Cheney to Miss Sylvia Howell, of Boston, has been announced. Cheney served overseas with the 14th Engineers, U.S.A., and later with the Division of Light Railways, General Headquarters, A.E.F.. He is now with the United States Steel Products Co., New York City"
Page 495 - "Charles W Cheney was married at Boston, March 17, 1920 to Miss Sylvia Burt Howell. Cheney served overseas as a Lieutenant with the 14th Engineers and later with the Division of Light Railways of the American Expeditionary Forces. Mr and Mrs Cheney will make their home in South America for the next few years."
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Sylvia Howell Cheney
October 30, 1896 - March 24, 1971
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Interred March 27, 1971
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