Helen was one of at least 5 children born to JOHN ABRAMSON (1850-1923) and her mother with the last name of WEINBERG. Currently I am trying to confirm her mothers first name.
Helen never married but stayed busy helping support her family as a stenographer. Most of the children stayed together after their mother died as their father became "dependent" upon his children, according to her
Charles on his WWI Draft Registration card.
Helen would eventually retire from the rail road and live out her days in San Francisco.
Helen never married but stayed busy helping support her family as a stenographer. Most of the children stayed together after their mother died as their father became "dependent" upon his children, according to her
Charles on his WWI Draft Registration card.
Helen would eventually retire from the rail road and live out her days in San Francisco.
Helen was one of at least 5 children born to JOHN ABRAMSON (1850-1923) and her mother with the last name of WEINBERG. Currently I am trying to confirm her mothers first name.
Helen never married but stayed busy helping support her family as a stenographer. Most of the children stayed together after their mother died as their father became "dependent" upon his children, according to her
Charles on his WWI Draft Registration card.
Helen would eventually retire from the rail road and live out her days in San Francisco.
Helen never married but stayed busy helping support her family as a stenographer. Most of the children stayed together after their mother died as their father became "dependent" upon his children, according to her
Charles on his WWI Draft Registration card.
Helen would eventually retire from the rail road and live out her days in San Francisco.
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