Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
Garrison Origins - Stafford County, Virginia - Person Sheet
NameWinona Regina Glenn 
Birth20 Mar 1914, Georgia
Memo1920 and 1930 Prince George Census
Death25 May 1942, Charles County, Maryland Age: 28
MemoMoreland Memorial Park
Residence1930, Prince George County, Virginia Age: 15
Residence5 Apr 1940, Baltimore City, Maryland Age: 26
Memowith mother Ida and brother Wallace
Residence1942, Baltimore City, Maryland Age: 27
MemoGlenn L Martin Airplane Factory worker
FatherWalter Jackson Glenn (1886-1956)
MotherIda May Dugdale (1885-1974)
Spouses
1James Garfield Garrison , Uncle
, UncleBirth5 Feb 1915, Stafford County, Virginia
Death25 May 1942, Charles County, Maryland Age: 27
MemoMoreland Memorial Park
Residence1920, Stafford County, Virginia Age: 4
Residence1930, King George County, Virginia Age: 14
Residence1942, Baltimore City, Maryland Age: 26
MemoGlenn L Martin Airplane Factory worker
FatherJames Wister Garrison (1892-1978)
MotherFlossie Lee Raines (1891-)
Marriagec1941, Charles County, Maryland
No Children
Notes for Winona Regina Glenn
Tuesday, May 26, 1942 Evening Star (Washington (DC), District of Columbia, page 20
Header: Five Killed by Trains In District, Virginia, and Maryland
Extract:
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison were killed last knight when a motorcycle they were riding collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train on highway 301 at White Plains in Charles County, Md.
The train was being backed down a spur line when the collision occurred, Maryland State Police at Waldorf said. They said Mr. Garrison was employed at the Glenn L Martin airplane factory at Baltimore.
Header: Five Killed by Trains In District, Virginia, and Maryland
Extract:
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison were killed last knight when a motorcycle they were riding collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train on highway 301 at White Plains in Charles County, Md.
The train was being backed down a spur line when the collision occurred, Maryland State Police at Waldorf said. They said Mr. Garrison was employed at the Glenn L Martin airplane factory at Baltimore.
Notes for James Garfield (Spouse 1)
Tuesday, May 26, 1942 Evening Star (Washington (DC), District of Columbia, page 20
Header: Five Killed by Trains In District, Virginia, and Maryland
Extract:
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison were killed last knight when a motorcycle they were riding collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train on highway 301 at White Plains in Charles County, Md.
The train was being backed down a spur line when the collision occurred, Maryland State Police at Waldorf said. They said Mr. Garrison was employed at the Glenn L Martin airplane factory at Baltimore.
Header: Five Killed by Trains In District, Virginia, and Maryland
Extract:
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison were killed last knight when a motorcycle they were riding collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train on highway 301 at White Plains in Charles County, Md.
The train was being backed down a spur line when the collision occurred, Maryland State Police at Waldorf said. They said Mr. Garrison was employed at the Glenn L Martin airplane factory at Baltimore.