Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
Great-great-grandchild of John Christopher and Prudence (Wilcox) Kartchner
Great-grandchild of TGW and Sarah (Kartchner) Pigg
Grandchild of Alexander and Georgianna (Pigg) Titmus
Daughter of George E. and Emma () Titmus
Mrs. Mildred Goldbaugh
Services for Mrs. Mildred Lavon Titmus Goldbaugh will be Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Gillen & Coulter Funeral Home, 319 East North Ave., Homestead. Mrs. Goldbaugh, who lived at 1178 Mifflin Rd., Lincoln PL, died Friday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Pittsburgh and lived in the district her entire life.
Surviving is her father, George E. Titmus; one son, Edward Goldbaugh; a daughter, Geraldine Goldbaugh; a sister, Shirley Jane Titmus; and four brothers, George Jr., Albert, Arthur and Donald Titmus.
Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery.
The Pittsburgh Press, 04 Sep 1950, Mon, Page 18
For the 1940 Census, Mildred and her family appeared to have been counted twice. Initially with her father, she and her two kids without Edward [April 16th] and a second time - the whole family in Ward 4, McKeesport, Allegheny Co.
Further searching of that census, revealed that Edward was listed as an inmate in the county jail on April 6th.
Edward enlisted in the Army 03 Mar 1942 and apparently died two months later.
Her second marriage was to Montgomery F Digby in 1944, they would divorce in 1946.
In an attempt to get a photograph of her grave stone, it was reported that she had none.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
Great-great-grandchild of John Christopher and Prudence (Wilcox) Kartchner
Great-grandchild of TGW and Sarah (Kartchner) Pigg
Grandchild of Alexander and Georgianna (Pigg) Titmus
Daughter of George E. and Emma () Titmus
Mrs. Mildred Goldbaugh
Services for Mrs. Mildred Lavon Titmus Goldbaugh will be Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Gillen & Coulter Funeral Home, 319 East North Ave., Homestead. Mrs. Goldbaugh, who lived at 1178 Mifflin Rd., Lincoln PL, died Friday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Pittsburgh and lived in the district her entire life.
Surviving is her father, George E. Titmus; one son, Edward Goldbaugh; a daughter, Geraldine Goldbaugh; a sister, Shirley Jane Titmus; and four brothers, George Jr., Albert, Arthur and Donald Titmus.
Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery.
The Pittsburgh Press, 04 Sep 1950, Mon, Page 18
For the 1940 Census, Mildred and her family appeared to have been counted twice. Initially with her father, she and her two kids without Edward [April 16th] and a second time - the whole family in Ward 4, McKeesport, Allegheny Co.
Further searching of that census, revealed that Edward was listed as an inmate in the county jail on April 6th.
Edward enlisted in the Army 03 Mar 1942 and apparently died two months later.
Her second marriage was to Montgomery F Digby in 1944, they would divorce in 1946.
In an attempt to get a photograph of her grave stone, it was reported that she had none.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
Great-great-grandchild of John Christopher and Prudence (Wilcox) Kartchner
Great-grandchild of TGW and Sarah (Kartchner) Pigg
Grandchild of Alexander and Georgianna (Pigg) Titmus
Daughter of George E. and Emma () Titmus
Mrs. Mildred Goldbaugh
Services for Mrs. Mildred Lavon Titmus Goldbaugh will be Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Gillen & Coulter Funeral Home, 319 East North Ave., Homestead. Mrs. Goldbaugh, who lived at 1178 Mifflin Rd., Lincoln PL, died Friday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Pittsburgh and lived in the district her entire life.
Surviving is her father, George E. Titmus; one son, Edward Goldbaugh; a daughter, Geraldine Goldbaugh; a sister, Shirley Jane Titmus; and four brothers, George Jr., Albert, Arthur and Donald Titmus.
Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery.
The Pittsburgh Press, 04 Sep 1950, Mon, Page 18
For the 1940 Census, Mildred and her family appeared to have been counted twice. Initially with her father, she and her two kids without Edward [April 16th] and a second time - the whole family in Ward 4, McKeesport, Allegheny Co.
Further searching of that census, revealed that Edward was listed as an inmate in the county jail on April 6th.
Edward enlisted in the Army 03 Mar 1942 and apparently died two months later.
Her second marriage was to Montgomery F Digby in 1944, they would divorce in 1946.
In an attempt to get a photograph of her grave stone, it was reported that she had none.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
A Descendant of the Kartchner/Wilcox family of Philadelphia
Great-great-grandchild of John Christopher and Prudence (Wilcox) Kartchner
Great-grandchild of TGW and Sarah (Kartchner) Pigg
Grandchild of Alexander and Georgianna (Pigg) Titmus
Daughter of George E. and Emma () Titmus
Mrs. Mildred Goldbaugh
Services for Mrs. Mildred Lavon Titmus Goldbaugh will be Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Gillen & Coulter Funeral Home, 319 East North Ave., Homestead. Mrs. Goldbaugh, who lived at 1178 Mifflin Rd., Lincoln PL, died Friday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Pittsburgh and lived in the district her entire life.
Surviving is her father, George E. Titmus; one son, Edward Goldbaugh; a daughter, Geraldine Goldbaugh; a sister, Shirley Jane Titmus; and four brothers, George Jr., Albert, Arthur and Donald Titmus.
Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery.
The Pittsburgh Press, 04 Sep 1950, Mon, Page 18
For the 1940 Census, Mildred and her family appeared to have been counted twice. Initially with her father, she and her two kids without Edward [April 16th] and a second time - the whole family in Ward 4, McKeesport, Allegheny Co.
Further searching of that census, revealed that Edward was listed as an inmate in the county jail on April 6th.
Edward enlisted in the Army 03 Mar 1942 and apparently died two months later.
Her second marriage was to Montgomery F Digby in 1944, they would divorce in 1946.
In an attempt to get a photograph of her grave stone, it was reported that she had none.
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
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