Notes for William Milroy Kellie, Jr.: Moved to Fond Du Lac, WI, when a young child.
Obituary quote, Hollywood CA, 4/23/1926: "Kellie was one of Hollywood's pioneer settlers, having built the first home on Hollywood boulevard west of La Brea avenue. He was an old-time railroad man who was responsible for the construction of several hundred miles of tracks for the old Sioux line. He lived for many years at the Hollywood hotel and at his home at 7254 Hollywood Blvd."
He also owned an orange grove and a residence at Playa del Mar north of San Diego, where Jim Allen remembers visiting him as a 3 year old boy, in summer 1922. Jim was expecting to see his grandfather Collinson here, who he had been told had "gone away". He had died the previous Novembe
More About William Milroy Kellie, Jr.: Comment 1: High forehead, light blue eyes, straight nose, large mouth, sharp chin, light hair, long face. Comment 2: 1923, Orange Grove in Playa del Rey.461 Comment 4: Country and City Ward Schooling. Ethnicity/Relig.: Plymouth Congregational Church. Event 1: 09 May 1882, Passport, Washington, D.C..462 Event 2: 1899, Lived in Gladstone, MI. Event 3: 22 Dec 1906, retired. Occupation: Railroad, Supt. of Terminals, Gladstone, MI. Residence: 7254 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA.
More About William Milroy Kellie, Jr. and Jennie Hardie: Marriage: 08 Jul 1872, Watertown, WI, bride's father's home.463
More About William Milroy Kellie, Jr. and Mary Annette Phillips: Marriage: 18 May 1882, Minneapolis, MN.
Children of William Milroy Kellie, Jr. and Jennie Hardie are:
Jennie Kellie, b. 06 Aug 1874, d. 02 Sep 1874, Watertown, WI.
Children of William Milroy Kellie, Jr. and Mary Annette Phillips are:
William Milroy Kellie, Jr. (b. 01 Feb 1849, d. 23 Apr 1926)
Notes for William Milroy Kellie, Jr.: