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Henry Woodd Nevinson (1856-1941), British journalist, war correspondent: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Nevinson

Born 20th October 1883 London, George Valentine Williams is recorded in the 1891 as living at 4 St Quintin Avenue, Kensington, London [the property still exists], with his parents George W [sic] [b.1840 London], Matilda A [b.1849 ? Ireland] and five sisters; Blanche F [b.1873 Paris, France], Matilda B [b.1878 London], Violet M [b.1880 London], Lynworth [sic] C [b.1882 London] and Mildred A [b.1887 London] along with his mother’s brother and three domestic servants. His father’s occupation is given as “Editor in Chief – unreadable”
A version of his family tree on Ancestry.com gives his father’s name as George Douglas Williams and lists other siblings; Frederick S [b.1882] and Douglas [b.1892]. The name Lynworth is a transcription error, the name being Hyacinth C.
Additional information is his marriage to Alice Crawford, the date is not given.
He died on 20th November 1946.

George V Williams married Alice Crawford in the second quarter of 1916 - Reg District St. George, Hanover Square, London.

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Daughter of a Georgia sheriff, Stanley Mattox: www.glynngen.com/~thecrypt/pinebarrens/#20 Married Florida attorney Oscar Miller: www.okefenokeepress.com/digest09-1913.html Married again sometime later, to James Monahan (1904-1978), senior editor at Reader's Digest; he was her co-author on the Lasker-award winning piece. She survived him. She died in 1981.

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