James Aaron Mills

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Fred Halkett

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11/08/2002

James Aaron Mills

James was born in Potomac, Maryland on November 17, 1886 and died in Baltimore, Maryland on January 3, 1943.
He had been a railroad worker and steelworker. He married Ruth Jeannette Curtiss in Alexandria, Virginia in 1913. Children were: James Alan Mills (deceased), Donald Curtiss Mills (deceased), and Margaret Ruth Mills who is married to Frederick Arthur Halkett.

Date & Place: 1912

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Fred Halkett

Sadly, Fred Halkett passed away in December, 2006. Fred was a good friend to genealogy and very proud of his own family history. While you will no longer be able to contact him for further information, his submissions and his Family Space will be available for research. The AncientFaces family misses Fred - our thoughts and prayers are with you.

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