Hi! James Foss CHEW was born in Germantown, PA, attended a NJ military institute called Bordentown Military Institute, and eventually moved to Virginia. He had taken a wife Claudia of unknown surname. They are both deceased. The information I was given from a Rockingham County volunteer was: "He was born Oct 23, 1908 in Germantown PA and was the son of the late Louis DeRousse & Florence Foss Chew. According to his obit the only survivor was a sister-in-law. James lived at 119 Rosewood Circle in Bridgewater. He was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and a graduate of B[or]dentown (N.J.) Military Institute. By the way James was buried in [the] Richmond, VA area at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery at Sandston. He apparently lived in Sandston, VA prior to moving to Bridgewater. He served three years in the Army and was a member of [the] Sandston Masonic Lodge No 216 AF & AM and the Richmond Scottish Rites Bodies. He was also a member of the Moose." Thus he is buried at Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. Is this a reasonably-sized cemetery that it might be easy to find a grave in? I would just *guess* that he could be in a Masonic section, but do not know that. If you are willing to take a photograph of the stone(s), it would be really much appreciated. He, I believe, ended this portion of the CHEW family name, as no survivors of his CHEW name are listed. Thanks for whatever you may know or be able to do... Vince Summers