Milton Dana Morrill and Gertrude ____
Milton Dana Morrill
- Born
- 11 OCT 1877[1] at Conway, N.H.
- Resided
- 1920[4] at N.Y., N.Y.
- Resided
- 1930[5] at Norwalk, Fairfield County, Conn.
- Resided
- 1940[6] at Norwalk, Fairfield County, Conn.
- Resided
- 01 APR 1950[7] at Norwalk, Fairfield County, Conn.
- Died
- 09 NOV 1964[8]
- Buried
- [11] at Center Conway Cemetery, Center Conway, Conway, Carroll County, N.H.
- Married
- 03 SEP 1919[13] at Kings County, N.Y.
- Father
- Joel Eastman Morrill
- Mother
- Caroline Warren
NOTE: Needs independent verification: the census entry, birth, death and burial of Milton Dana Morrill rest on United States, Census, 1950, Find a Grave Index, Connecticut, Death Index, 1949-2001, United States, Census, 1940, United States, Census, 1930 and Find a Grave memorial (secondary/undetermined information) alone and have not yet been confirmed by a second source.
Milton Dana Morrill obtained an architecture degree at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He became well known for adapting a design by Edison for casting a concrete house in a single pour. Milton Dana Morrill patented a system used widely for constructing working class houses made of concrete (Patent #1,032,419, #1,014,630, #1,204,177). According to his passport application, at the close of World War I, he was invited by the French government to assist with the reconstruction effort.
Gertrude ____
NOTE: Needs independent verification: the birth and death of Gertrude Unknown rest on United States, Social Security Death Index and Connecticut, Death Index, 1949-2001 (secondary information) alone and have not yet been confirmed by a second source.
Children
- Born
- 1916
- Born
- 27 MAY 1920[17] · N.Y., N.Y. County, N.Y.
- Died
- 03 OCT 1991[21]
- Buried
- [23] · Center Conway Cemetery, Center Conway, Carroll County, N.H.
NOTE: Needs independent verification: the birth, death and burial of Brewster Morrill rest on Find a Grave Index, United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007, United States, Census, 1940 and United States, Census, 1930 (secondary information) alone and have not yet been confirmed by a second source.