Following the death of her husband, Clodia ROARK Boyce 38, and her daughers: Grace Irene 12 (Co) and Mabel Ruth 9 (Mo), moved in with her widowed mother in Warrenburg, Johncon Co., Tx.. (1920 Census) She supported her family as a high school teacher. Evidently the Roark family was into education because her two sisters that also lived in the home were school teachers. She continued to live with her mother in 1930 and both of her daughters were school teachers.
Please note that "Warrensburg, Johnson Co." referred to in bio info is in Missouri, not Texas (see census). Per Donald Young.
Please note that "Warrensburg, Johnson Co." referred to in bio info is in Missouri, not Texas (see census). Per Donald Young.
Following the death of her husband, Clodia ROARK Boyce 38, and her daughers: Grace Irene 12 (Co) and Mabel Ruth 9 (Mo), moved in with her widowed mother in Warrenburg, Johncon Co., Tx.. (1920 Census) She supported her family as a high school teacher. Evidently the Roark family was into education because her two sisters that also lived in the home were school teachers. She continued to live with her mother in 1930 and both of her daughters were school teachers.
Please note that "Warrensburg, Johnson Co." referred to in bio info is in Missouri, not Texas (see census). Per Donald Young.
Please note that "Warrensburg, Johnson Co." referred to in bio info is in Missouri, not Texas (see census). Per Donald Young.
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