1880 Census: Milton, Vermont, with mother, stepfather and half-sister
1900 Census: Northfield, Vermont, 3 out of 3 children living
1910 Census: Barre Ward 2, Vermont
1920 Census: 9 1/2 Mount Street, Barre, Vermont
1930 Census: 34 Park Street, Barre, Vermont
1940 Census: 125 Brooklyn Street, Barre (12-12), Vermont
1944: 60 Elm Street, Barre, Vermont [now a parking lot]
Her mother, Melvina, is curiously absent for the 1870 Census, but her sons are listed with their maternal grandparents. Melvina has a residence of Colchester at the time of the births. It seems a bit early historically for the area to have a home for unwed mothers. Extended family in the Colchester area may have provided Edna and her mother a home.
Excerpts of her obituary. Note: No parents given at all.
"Mrs. Clark was born in Colchester, October 18, 1867 [sic]. She was married to Nathan F. Clark of Granitville in the town of Milton [sic], where she and her family resided after leaving Colchester. . . ."
"Also surviving are a great granddaughter [Lucy Hutchinson] and a sister, Miss Bertha Riddick of Milton."
"The Barre Daily Times," October 9, 1944
Cause of death: myocarditis
1900 Census: Northfield, Vermont, 3 out of 3 children living
1910 Census: Barre Ward 2, Vermont
1920 Census: 9 1/2 Mount Street, Barre, Vermont
1930 Census: 34 Park Street, Barre, Vermont
1940 Census: 125 Brooklyn Street, Barre (12-12), Vermont
1944: 60 Elm Street, Barre, Vermont [now a parking lot]
Her mother, Melvina, is curiously absent for the 1870 Census, but her sons are listed with their maternal grandparents. Melvina has a residence of Colchester at the time of the births. It seems a bit early historically for the area to have a home for unwed mothers. Extended family in the Colchester area may have provided Edna and her mother a home.
Excerpts of her obituary. Note: No parents given at all.
"Mrs. Clark was born in Colchester, October 18, 1867 [sic]. She was married to Nathan F. Clark of Granitville in the town of Milton [sic], where she and her family resided after leaving Colchester. . . ."
"Also surviving are a great granddaughter [Lucy Hutchinson] and a sister, Miss Bertha Riddick of Milton."
"The Barre Daily Times," October 9, 1944
Cause of death: myocarditis
1880 Census: Milton, Vermont, with mother, stepfather and half-sister
1900 Census: Northfield, Vermont, 3 out of 3 children living
1910 Census: Barre Ward 2, Vermont
1920 Census: 9 1/2 Mount Street, Barre, Vermont
1930 Census: 34 Park Street, Barre, Vermont
1940 Census: 125 Brooklyn Street, Barre (12-12), Vermont
1944: 60 Elm Street, Barre, Vermont [now a parking lot]
Her mother, Melvina, is curiously absent for the 1870 Census, but her sons are listed with their maternal grandparents. Melvina has a residence of Colchester at the time of the births. It seems a bit early historically for the area to have a home for unwed mothers. Extended family in the Colchester area may have provided Edna and her mother a home.
Excerpts of her obituary. Note: No parents given at all.
"Mrs. Clark was born in Colchester, October 18, 1867 [sic]. She was married to Nathan F. Clark of Granitville in the town of Milton [sic], where she and her family resided after leaving Colchester. . . ."
"Also surviving are a great granddaughter [Lucy Hutchinson] and a sister, Miss Bertha Riddick of Milton."
"The Barre Daily Times," October 9, 1944
Cause of death: myocarditis
1900 Census: Northfield, Vermont, 3 out of 3 children living
1910 Census: Barre Ward 2, Vermont
1920 Census: 9 1/2 Mount Street, Barre, Vermont
1930 Census: 34 Park Street, Barre, Vermont
1940 Census: 125 Brooklyn Street, Barre (12-12), Vermont
1944: 60 Elm Street, Barre, Vermont [now a parking lot]
Her mother, Melvina, is curiously absent for the 1870 Census, but her sons are listed with their maternal grandparents. Melvina has a residence of Colchester at the time of the births. It seems a bit early historically for the area to have a home for unwed mothers. Extended family in the Colchester area may have provided Edna and her mother a home.
Excerpts of her obituary. Note: No parents given at all.
"Mrs. Clark was born in Colchester, October 18, 1867 [sic]. She was married to Nathan F. Clark of Granitville in the town of Milton [sic], where she and her family resided after leaving Colchester. . . ."
"Also surviving are a great granddaughter [Lucy Hutchinson] and a sister, Miss Bertha Riddick of Milton."
"The Barre Daily Times," October 9, 1944
Cause of death: myocarditis
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