[[Bryn Mawr Gospel Hall, PA|Bryn Mawr Gospel Hall], Bryn Mawr, Montgomery/Delaware, PA (OB) 1906-present

Early Correspondents

Families

Albert Amadio 1918-1974 (b. 1895 Castle di Sauna/Larna, Province Ascoli Pocono, Italy - d. 1974 Bryn Mawr, PA). Albert was saved on 1-6-1918 on his birthday, and inducted in Ardmore on 4-28-1918 to WWI, serving overseas from 6-15-1918 to 3-27-1919 in the Def. Sector, Meuse-Argonne, Flanders, & Escout-Handes-Offs with no injuries. He was stationed as a Private with 31st Co., 8th Batt., 155th Dep. Brig. until 5-27-1918, then with Co. C in the 145th Infantry until his honorable discharge on 4-14-1919 at Camp Dix in New Jersey upon demobilization. In 1942, he was employed as a building mechanic for Philadelphia Electric Co. (now PECO), at 10th & Chestnut St., and may have retired with this company that was founded in 1881 and currently provides electricity to most of the area.
- T&T 1974-4: Bryn Mawr, PA: "Our dear brother Albert Amadio went to be with the Lord on July 20th, aged 79. He was born in Italy and born again in Ardmore, Pa. on his 23rd birthday. After, he was baptized and received into fellowship and has been a steady influence ever since. A large number of relatives and friends gathered at the funeral take by our brothers Jim Smith and Bill Oliver."

1922 @ 60 Grand View Ave., Ardmore

William George Ilott @ Avon Rd. +1926-1930+ (b. 1875 Reading, Berkshire, Eng., emig. 1908, d. 1945 San Mateo, CA), son of William Ilott (b. 1852 Hungerford, Berkshire, Eng. - d. 1930 Reading, Berkshire, Eng.) & Ann Medcraf Ilott (b. 1858 Oxford, Oxfordshire, Eng. - d. 1946 Reading, Berkshire, Eng.). William worked 1920 @ Supt. Private Estate, 1940 @ Gardener. Sister: Mrs. Frank Plunkett (Philadelphia, PA).
Ethel Clara Killey Ilott +1926-1930+ (b. 1873 Tottenham, London, Eng. - d. 1957 Los Angeles, CA), dau. of Henry Killey (b. 1842 Clerkenwell, Middlesex, Eng., 1920 @ Lower Merion, Montgomery, PA, d. 1922 Haverford, Montgomery, PA), house painter and decorator & Emma Ewer Killey (b. 1844 St. Albans, Hertfordshire, Eng. - d. 1918 Eton, Berkshire, Eng.)
- Joyce Ilott Goodrich (Washington, D.C.)