Her name is Saffronia on the death certificate and in the newspaper obituary. On other records it appears as Saphronia, Sophronia, Saphrona, Safronia, and Fronia. For more information and a photo see Issue 30 of The Abbott Newsletter, July 28, 2006.
Saffronia had one son and six daughters. Some sources say her husband was named Jonathan, some say he was named William, and one says he was named Bud.
In 1930 Saffronia was living with her son Will and his family in Dallas County.
The death certificate says Saffronia died in the Elam community, but a newspaper article says she died in Kleberg at her son's home.
Saffronia had one son and six daughters. Some sources say her husband was named Jonathan, some say he was named William, and one says he was named Bud.
In 1930 Saffronia was living with her son Will and his family in Dallas County.
The death certificate says Saffronia died in the Elam community, but a newspaper article says she died in Kleberg at her son's home.
Her name is Saffronia on the death certificate and in the newspaper obituary. On other records it appears as Saphronia, Sophronia, Saphrona, Safronia, and Fronia. For more information and a photo see Issue 30 of The Abbott Newsletter, July 28, 2006.
Saffronia had one son and six daughters. Some sources say her husband was named Jonathan, some say he was named William, and one says he was named Bud.
In 1930 Saffronia was living with her son Will and his family in Dallas County.
The death certificate says Saffronia died in the Elam community, but a newspaper article says she died in Kleberg at her son's home.
Saffronia had one son and six daughters. Some sources say her husband was named Jonathan, some say he was named William, and one says he was named Bud.
In 1930 Saffronia was living with her son Will and his family in Dallas County.
The death certificate says Saffronia died in the Elam community, but a newspaper article says she died in Kleberg at her son's home.
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