Claude and Eunice had four children: Claudia Jewell, James Huson, Annie Lenora and Iris Eloise. In 1939, at age 59, Claude died suddenly from complications of an appendectomy, leaving Eunice with 2 children at home.
About 1945 she moved with Annie and Iris to Macon, Ga, to work during the war effort. Eunice lived in Oklahoma City for a time and in Alamogordo, NM, where she retired as a houseparent from the School for the Blind in 1968. She resided in Vicksburg, Ms, at the time of her death in 1975.
About 1945 she moved with Annie and Iris to Macon, Ga, to work during the war effort. Eunice lived in Oklahoma City for a time and in Alamogordo, NM, where she retired as a houseparent from the School for the Blind in 1968. She resided in Vicksburg, Ms, at the time of her death in 1975.
Claude and Eunice had four children: Claudia Jewell, James Huson, Annie Lenora and Iris Eloise. In 1939, at age 59, Claude died suddenly from complications of an appendectomy, leaving Eunice with 2 children at home.
About 1945 she moved with Annie and Iris to Macon, Ga, to work during the war effort. Eunice lived in Oklahoma City for a time and in Alamogordo, NM, where she retired as a houseparent from the School for the Blind in 1968. She resided in Vicksburg, Ms, at the time of her death in 1975.
About 1945 she moved with Annie and Iris to Macon, Ga, to work during the war effort. Eunice lived in Oklahoma City for a time and in Alamogordo, NM, where she retired as a houseparent from the School for the Blind in 1968. She resided in Vicksburg, Ms, at the time of her death in 1975.
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