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Note: H7649
Note: In the 1910 Pennington County, South Dakota Census, William and Winnie and their daughter, Grace, reside in Township 2. William is a railroad laborer. The record states that he was born in Ohio, that his father was born in Kentucky, and lists nothing for the place of birth of his mother.
At the time of completing his World War I Draft Registration Card, William resides in Fort Pierre, South Dakota and works for the railroad. The record states that his name is "William David Frost" and that his wife is "Winifred".
In the 1920 Stanley County, South Dakota Census, William and Winnie reside in the city of Fort Pierre. William works as a railroad section foreman. The record states that both of his parents were born in Ohio.
In the 1930 Stanley County, South Dakota Census, William and Winnie and their children reside in Fort Pierre. William is a railroad section foreman. The record states that both of his parents were born in Ohio.
According to the Social Security Death Index at www.familysearch.org, William had been a railroad employee and resided in Stanley County, South Dakota at the time of his death.
According to Transcription of Scotty Philip Cemetery, Fort Pierre, Stanley County, South Dakota, William's marker states:
"Frost, William David, b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 22 Sep 1970, age 91".
The informant for William's death certificate was his wife. The record names his parents as "Lester Frost" and "Nancy Howard" and his wife as "Winnafred Patrick". The record states that he worked in "Rail transportation" for the "railroad" and that he died at his home after suffering with "Coronary Heart Disease" for five years.
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