Margaret was 7th of 12 children born in Charleston West Virginia.
She served as a Captain in the US Army Nurse Corp.
Met Robert E.Wolfe in London during WW2.They later married and had a daughter,Martha Anne now of Portland Oregon.
The original spelling of her name is without the "D".
She and Robert were divorced after 20 years of marriange and she went to live in her home town of Charleston West Virginia.
She is buried several plots from her parents.
There was a military service for her burial.The flag that was on her casket is now in the possession of her daughter.
She served as a Captain in the US Army Nurse Corp.
Met Robert E.Wolfe in London during WW2.They later married and had a daughter,Martha Anne now of Portland Oregon.
The original spelling of her name is without the "D".
She and Robert were divorced after 20 years of marriange and she went to live in her home town of Charleston West Virginia.
She is buried several plots from her parents.
There was a military service for her burial.The flag that was on her casket is now in the possession of her daughter.
Margaret was 7th of 12 children born in Charleston West Virginia.
She served as a Captain in the US Army Nurse Corp.
Met Robert E.Wolfe in London during WW2.They later married and had a daughter,Martha Anne now of Portland Oregon.
The original spelling of her name is without the "D".
She and Robert were divorced after 20 years of marriange and she went to live in her home town of Charleston West Virginia.
She is buried several plots from her parents.
There was a military service for her burial.The flag that was on her casket is now in the possession of her daughter.
She served as a Captain in the US Army Nurse Corp.
Met Robert E.Wolfe in London during WW2.They later married and had a daughter,Martha Anne now of Portland Oregon.
The original spelling of her name is without the "D".
She and Robert were divorced after 20 years of marriange and she went to live in her home town of Charleston West Virginia.
She is buried several plots from her parents.
There was a military service for her burial.The flag that was on her casket is now in the possession of her daughter.
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