Lena was the fourth of six children. At eighteen she lost both of her parents to tuberculosis.
The Wilson home was the site of Lena's wedding to Edgar on Wednesday, June 1, 1910. For the event, Lena's twelve-year-old brother John obtained flowers at "Warren's," a local source.
The Maloneys had three children: Robert W. (b. 1913), Howard Charles (1915-2006) and Milton (b. 1919).
Edgar, a farmer, then a sales manager, and finally a paint and varnish salesman, died at 48. Lena died at 51 of a brain tumor.
The Wilson home was the site of Lena's wedding to Edgar on Wednesday, June 1, 1910. For the event, Lena's twelve-year-old brother John obtained flowers at "Warren's," a local source.
The Maloneys had three children: Robert W. (b. 1913), Howard Charles (1915-2006) and Milton (b. 1919).
Edgar, a farmer, then a sales manager, and finally a paint and varnish salesman, died at 48. Lena died at 51 of a brain tumor.
Lena was the fourth of six children. At eighteen she lost both of her parents to tuberculosis.
The Wilson home was the site of Lena's wedding to Edgar on Wednesday, June 1, 1910. For the event, Lena's twelve-year-old brother John obtained flowers at "Warren's," a local source.
The Maloneys had three children: Robert W. (b. 1913), Howard Charles (1915-2006) and Milton (b. 1919).
Edgar, a farmer, then a sales manager, and finally a paint and varnish salesman, died at 48. Lena died at 51 of a brain tumor.
The Wilson home was the site of Lena's wedding to Edgar on Wednesday, June 1, 1910. For the event, Lena's twelve-year-old brother John obtained flowers at "Warren's," a local source.
The Maloneys had three children: Robert W. (b. 1913), Howard Charles (1915-2006) and Milton (b. 1919).
Edgar, a farmer, then a sales manager, and finally a paint and varnish salesman, died at 48. Lena died at 51 of a brain tumor.
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