In 1899, P. T. Winney bought the Bridgeton Mill on the Big Raccoon Creek. The original dam was wooden. In 1913, P.T. Winney was cementing the dam across the creek. When half-completed, he died.
Children by Ada Elizabeth Elliott: Henry L. Winney, Ada Frances Winney, Carrie Leona Winney, Edith Eliott Winney, Elsie May Winney, Helen Virginia Winney, Elizabeth L. Winney and Charles C. Winney.
Children by Margaret Matilda Staubitzer: Mary Esther Winney, and one stepson, George Brake (Buried in Highland Lawn Cemetery FAG #74294547).
In 1899, P. T. Winney bought the Bridgeton Mill on the Big Raccoon Creek. The original dam was wooden. In 1913, P.T. Winney was cementing the dam across the creek. When half-completed, he died.
Children by Ada Elizabeth Elliott: Henry L. Winney, Ada Frances Winney, Carrie Leona Winney, Edith Eliott Winney, Elsie May Winney, Helen Virginia Winney, Elizabeth L. Winney and Charles C. Winney.
Children by Margaret Matilda Staubitzer: Mary Esther Winney, and one stepson, George Brake (Buried in Highland Lawn Cemetery FAG #74294547).
Family Members
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Harry Longfellow Winney
1876–1896
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Ada Frances Winney Barnett
1878–1946
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Carrie Leona Winney Courtney
1880–1937
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Elsie May Winney Fisher
1883–1955
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Helen Virginia Winney Croan
1888–1931
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Edith Winney Welton
1888–1935
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Elizabeth Lenora Winney Ahrens
1890–1977
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Charles G. Winney
1892–1895
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Mary Esther Winney Johnston
1901–1959
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