He married Ida M. Lowry, a native of Romero, Michigan, though much of her life had been spent at Saginaw, both before and after her marriage.
Mr. Linton was a man of affairs at home, and held the most honorable places of trust in the gift of his city, besides being prominent in Masonic circles and an officer of the organization known as the "Independent Order of foresters."
They had three children: Ray, the eldest, a younger brother, and Elsie, the only daughter.
He married Ida M. Lowry, a native of Romero, Michigan, though much of her life had been spent at Saginaw, both before and after her marriage. Mr. Linton was a man of affairs at home, and held the most honorable places of trust in the gift of his city, besides being prominent in Masonic circles and an officer of the organization known as the "Independent Order of foresters." They had three children: Ray, the eldest, a younger brother, and Elsie, the only daughter.
William S. Linton