When the 1910 United States Federal Census was taken, Amy was thirty-seven years old and not married. She was living with her younger brother, George Ogilvie Elder, and his wife, Mae. George and Mae had one daughter, Dorothy, who was 11 months old, and George was farming on property he rented. Amy was not employed.
When the 1910 United States Federal Census was taken, Amy was thirty-seven years old and not married. She was living with her younger brother, George Ogilvie Elder, and his wife, Mae. George and Mae had one daughter, Dorothy, who was 11 months old, and George was farming on property he rented. Amy was not employed.
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