William Chillis CHILL Gambill was the son of Martin Nelson Gambill and Margaret (Sparks) Gambill of eastern Kentucky. The Gambill family left the Ashland, Kentucky area ~1915 to homestead in Big Horn, Montana. Chill worked for the Northern Pacific Railroad as a section foreman for many years. He was killed by an unscheduled train while crossing over tracks at the train yard near Billings. He was a Veteran of WWI (US Army Mechanic Co B 362 Infantry) and served in France. He married Miss Oleta Lawless in Missoula, Montana in 1925.
William Chillis CHILL Gambill was the son of Martin Nelson Gambill and Margaret (Sparks) Gambill of eastern Kentucky. The Gambill family left the Ashland, Kentucky area ~1915 to homestead in Big Horn, Montana. Chill worked for the Northern Pacific Railroad as a section foreman for many years. He was killed by an unscheduled train while crossing over tracks at the train yard near Billings. He was a Veteran of WWI (US Army Mechanic Co B 362 Infantry) and served in France. He married Miss Oleta Lawless in Missoula, Montana in 1925.
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