Emma was my Father's 2nd mother-in-law. Divorced from my mother, he then married Emma & LeRoy's daughter Kathleen Fayette.
When I was a small child, visiting during the Summers (1940s - 1950s), Emma worked -- as a "piece operator" sewing the heel sections for Native American "Indian" beaded mocasins -- at the local Slipper Factory in Malone.
Emma also ran a "Rooming House" in their Malone home. In the front parlor was an upright piano, at which I'd practice for hours. Emma always had her cookie jar filled with store-bought cookies, offered with glasses of milk.
~ per Eleanor-Jean Kositch -- now: g'g'ma ellie -- [email protected]
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These Cemetery photos were provided for my Father's Memorial # 54255871 in Aug 2010, by Find-a-Grave Volunteer # 47195972 = ELLEN DUMAS = [email protected]
When I was a small child, visiting during the Summers (1940s - 1950s), Emma worked -- as a "piece operator" sewing the heel sections for Native American "Indian" beaded mocasins -- at the local Slipper Factory in Malone.
Emma also ran a "Rooming House" in their Malone home. In the front parlor was an upright piano, at which I'd practice for hours. Emma always had her cookie jar filled with store-bought cookies, offered with glasses of milk.
~ per Eleanor-Jean Kositch -- now: g'g'ma ellie -- [email protected]
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These Cemetery photos were provided for my Father's Memorial # 54255871 in Aug 2010, by Find-a-Grave Volunteer # 47195972 = ELLEN DUMAS = [email protected]
Emma was my Father's 2nd mother-in-law. Divorced from my mother, he then married Emma & LeRoy's daughter Kathleen Fayette.
When I was a small child, visiting during the Summers (1940s - 1950s), Emma worked -- as a "piece operator" sewing the heel sections for Native American "Indian" beaded mocasins -- at the local Slipper Factory in Malone.
Emma also ran a "Rooming House" in their Malone home. In the front parlor was an upright piano, at which I'd practice for hours. Emma always had her cookie jar filled with store-bought cookies, offered with glasses of milk.
~ per Eleanor-Jean Kositch -- now: g'g'ma ellie -- [email protected]
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These Cemetery photos were provided for my Father's Memorial # 54255871 in Aug 2010, by Find-a-Grave Volunteer # 47195972 = ELLEN DUMAS = [email protected]
When I was a small child, visiting during the Summers (1940s - 1950s), Emma worked -- as a "piece operator" sewing the heel sections for Native American "Indian" beaded mocasins -- at the local Slipper Factory in Malone.
Emma also ran a "Rooming House" in their Malone home. In the front parlor was an upright piano, at which I'd practice for hours. Emma always had her cookie jar filled with store-bought cookies, offered with glasses of milk.
~ per Eleanor-Jean Kositch -- now: g'g'ma ellie -- [email protected]
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These Cemetery photos were provided for my Father's Memorial # 54255871 in Aug 2010, by Find-a-Grave Volunteer # 47195972 = ELLEN DUMAS = [email protected]
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