Maggie was the daughter of James Samuel "Sam" and Nancy Emma [Franklin] Powell.
She married Philip Hartsoe May 6, 1919 in Granite Falls. During this short marriage, they lived in Lovelady, North Carolina, where Maggie was a Spinner and Philip was a Weaver at the Cotton Mill. Philip died in 1921.
Maggie then married Clarence Lee Weaver Sept. 30, 1922. They lived in Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA and Gastonia, NC, where Clarence was an Auto-Body Painter. They later divorced.
Their children:
Yates L Weaver
Jacqueline Weaver Bradshaw
Earl Douglas Weaver
In 1940, Maggie worked for Ranlo-Rex-Smyre Mills, where she and daughter Jackie lived.
Maggie later married David Larkin Thornburg. They also lived in Gastonia, NC, where David was in the construction business. David died just 2 months after Maggie.
Maggie's siblings:
Walter Alexander Powell, Ethel Irene Glover, Minnie Dodd, Myrtle Mae Gilbert, Melvin Powell, Ruth Ferguson, and Pauline "Polly" Armstrong.
She married Philip Hartsoe May 6, 1919 in Granite Falls. During this short marriage, they lived in Lovelady, North Carolina, where Maggie was a Spinner and Philip was a Weaver at the Cotton Mill. Philip died in 1921.
Maggie then married Clarence Lee Weaver Sept. 30, 1922. They lived in Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA and Gastonia, NC, where Clarence was an Auto-Body Painter. They later divorced.
Their children:
Yates L Weaver
Jacqueline Weaver Bradshaw
Earl Douglas Weaver
In 1940, Maggie worked for Ranlo-Rex-Smyre Mills, where she and daughter Jackie lived.
Maggie later married David Larkin Thornburg. They also lived in Gastonia, NC, where David was in the construction business. David died just 2 months after Maggie.
Maggie's siblings:
Walter Alexander Powell, Ethel Irene Glover, Minnie Dodd, Myrtle Mae Gilbert, Melvin Powell, Ruth Ferguson, and Pauline "Polly" Armstrong.
Maggie was the daughter of James Samuel "Sam" and Nancy Emma [Franklin] Powell.
She married Philip Hartsoe May 6, 1919 in Granite Falls. During this short marriage, they lived in Lovelady, North Carolina, where Maggie was a Spinner and Philip was a Weaver at the Cotton Mill. Philip died in 1921.
Maggie then married Clarence Lee Weaver Sept. 30, 1922. They lived in Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA and Gastonia, NC, where Clarence was an Auto-Body Painter. They later divorced.
Their children:
Yates L Weaver
Jacqueline Weaver Bradshaw
Earl Douglas Weaver
In 1940, Maggie worked for Ranlo-Rex-Smyre Mills, where she and daughter Jackie lived.
Maggie later married David Larkin Thornburg. They also lived in Gastonia, NC, where David was in the construction business. David died just 2 months after Maggie.
Maggie's siblings:
Walter Alexander Powell, Ethel Irene Glover, Minnie Dodd, Myrtle Mae Gilbert, Melvin Powell, Ruth Ferguson, and Pauline "Polly" Armstrong.
She married Philip Hartsoe May 6, 1919 in Granite Falls. During this short marriage, they lived in Lovelady, North Carolina, where Maggie was a Spinner and Philip was a Weaver at the Cotton Mill. Philip died in 1921.
Maggie then married Clarence Lee Weaver Sept. 30, 1922. They lived in Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA and Gastonia, NC, where Clarence was an Auto-Body Painter. They later divorced.
Their children:
Yates L Weaver
Jacqueline Weaver Bradshaw
Earl Douglas Weaver
In 1940, Maggie worked for Ranlo-Rex-Smyre Mills, where she and daughter Jackie lived.
Maggie later married David Larkin Thornburg. They also lived in Gastonia, NC, where David was in the construction business. David died just 2 months after Maggie.
Maggie's siblings:
Walter Alexander Powell, Ethel Irene Glover, Minnie Dodd, Myrtle Mae Gilbert, Melvin Powell, Ruth Ferguson, and Pauline "Polly" Armstrong.
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