Lizzie was born in SC and is seen in the 1900 census for Charleston, SC where she and her husband worked as weavers in the cotton mill there. She had married in 1892 at the age of 28. The 1900 and 1910 censuses indicate that they had no children.
Lizzie was a widow when admitted to the asylum. She had come to the hospital from Gaston county and had been the wife of Harvey K Auten. He had worked in Avon Mills in Gaston county until his death in 1919 of pneumonia. The 1910 census indicates she was no longer employed.
Her death certificate has not been found.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17340815/person/18032687040
Lizzie was a widow when admitted to the asylum. She had come to the hospital from Gaston county and had been the wife of Harvey K Auten. He had worked in Avon Mills in Gaston county until his death in 1919 of pneumonia. The 1910 census indicates she was no longer employed.
Her death certificate has not been found.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17340815/person/18032687040
Lizzie was born in SC and is seen in the 1900 census for Charleston, SC where she and her husband worked as weavers in the cotton mill there. She had married in 1892 at the age of 28. The 1900 and 1910 censuses indicate that they had no children.
Lizzie was a widow when admitted to the asylum. She had come to the hospital from Gaston county and had been the wife of Harvey K Auten. He had worked in Avon Mills in Gaston county until his death in 1919 of pneumonia. The 1910 census indicates she was no longer employed.
Her death certificate has not been found.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17340815/person/18032687040
Lizzie was a widow when admitted to the asylum. She had come to the hospital from Gaston county and had been the wife of Harvey K Auten. He had worked in Avon Mills in Gaston county until his death in 1919 of pneumonia. The 1910 census indicates she was no longer employed.
Her death certificate has not been found.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/17340815/person/18032687040
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