d/o William D. Tinning / Mary E. McKinlay
Never Married
1940 NY Newark State School for Mental Defectives - Harriet is listed as a resident since 1 Apr 1935 - Newark Custodial Asylum for Feeble minded Women of Child-bearing Age became a reality in 1890, with a capacity of 600 women. By 1918 the name had been changed to "Newark State School for Mental Defectives." In 1922 the admittance was opened up to girls as young as five.
Never Married
1940 NY Newark State School for Mental Defectives - Harriet is listed as a resident since 1 Apr 1935 - Newark Custodial Asylum for Feeble minded Women of Child-bearing Age became a reality in 1890, with a capacity of 600 women. By 1918 the name had been changed to "Newark State School for Mental Defectives." In 1922 the admittance was opened up to girls as young as five.
d/o William D. Tinning / Mary E. McKinlay
Never Married
1940 NY Newark State School for Mental Defectives - Harriet is listed as a resident since 1 Apr 1935 - Newark Custodial Asylum for Feeble minded Women of Child-bearing Age became a reality in 1890, with a capacity of 600 women. By 1918 the name had been changed to "Newark State School for Mental Defectives." In 1922 the admittance was opened up to girls as young as five.
Never Married
1940 NY Newark State School for Mental Defectives - Harriet is listed as a resident since 1 Apr 1935 - Newark Custodial Asylum for Feeble minded Women of Child-bearing Age became a reality in 1890, with a capacity of 600 women. By 1918 the name had been changed to "Newark State School for Mental Defectives." In 1922 the admittance was opened up to girls as young as five.
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Harriet E. Tinning
1914 - 1972
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