Prior to the death of her husband Effie went to work at the U.S. Post Office in downtown New Haven, Connecticut. The 1924 New Haven City Directory lists Effie as 'emp PO bdg res. 173 Exchange.' Although she spent her adult life in New Haven and raised her family there she never forgot her western roots. She made frequent trips back to Kansas and Colorado and to Oklahoma where her parents and some of her siblings moved to. The large Guthrie family reunions had become a tradition and Effie's visits were always looked forward to by her siblings and many nieces and nephews. Effie's love of family was passed down to her many descendants and the recent reorganization of the Guthrie family reunions in 1994 have helped to keep most of this branch of the Lawlor family in constant touch with each other.
Prior to the death of her husband Effie went to work at the U.S. Post Office in downtown New Haven, Connecticut. The 1924 New Haven City Directory lists Effie as 'emp PO bdg res. 173 Exchange.' Although she spent her adult life in New Haven and raised her family there she never forgot her western roots. She made frequent trips back to Kansas and Colorado and to Oklahoma where her parents and some of her siblings moved to. The large Guthrie family reunions had become a tradition and Effie's visits were always looked forward to by her siblings and many nieces and nephews. Effie's love of family was passed down to her many descendants and the recent reorganization of the Guthrie family reunions in 1994 have helped to keep most of this branch of the Lawlor family in constant touch with each other.
Family Members
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Minerva Eliza Guthrie Lee
1869–1940
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William Harry Guthrie
1871–1872
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Arthur B. Guthrie
1875–1952
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George Wallie Guthrie
1877–1962
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Ferdinand Guthrie
1879–1964
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Hattie Marie Guthrie Straughan
1880–1976
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Ulysses Grant Guthrie
1882–1984
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Adeline Josephine "Addie" Guthrie Lawson
1884–1977
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Florence Eva Guthrie Higgins
1888–1974
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Vernie Gertrude Guthrie Johnson
1890–1977
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Warren Elrod Guthrie
1895–1924
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