Her death certificate gives her year of birth as 1883, while the 1900 census gave it as 1881.
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In 1900 she and her husband and their daughter Lucille, age four months, lived in a place they were renting at 306 South McKean Street in Kittanning, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery.
In 1910 she and George and their two daughters--Lucille, 10, and Goldie, 7--lived in a place they were renting in Manorville, PA. He worked as a laborer at a glass works.
In 1920 she and her husband and their daughters lived in a house they owned, with a mortgage, in Arnold, PA. Lucille's husband Dallas and their son Dallas lived there, too. George worked as a machinist in a machine shop, Dallas as a bookkeeper at an aluminum company, and Goldie worked making lids at an aluminum factory.
In 1930 she and George lived in a house they owned at 1552 Stanton Avenue. Their home was valued at $6800 and they had a radio. He worked as a machinist for an aluminum company.
In 1940 she lived with her aunt and uncle, William and Carrie Watson, at 401A Hancock Avenue in Vandergrift, PA. She was listed as single. Also living there were two lodgers.
In 1950 she was a lodger in the home of Henry Kaufman and his wife and son in a house at 233 Longfellow Street in Vandergrift. She was shown as never having been married.
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In 1900 she and her husband and their daughter Lucille, age four months, lived in a place they were renting at 306 South McKean Street in Kittanning, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery.
In 1910 she and George and their two daughters--Lucille, 10, and Goldie, 7--lived in a place they were renting in Manorville, PA. He worked as a laborer at a glass works.
In 1920 she and her husband and their daughters lived in a house they owned, with a mortgage, in Arnold, PA. Lucille's husband Dallas and their son Dallas lived there, too. George worked as a machinist in a machine shop, Dallas as a bookkeeper at an aluminum company, and Goldie worked making lids at an aluminum factory.
In 1930 she and George lived in a house they owned at 1552 Stanton Avenue. Their home was valued at $6800 and they had a radio. He worked as a machinist for an aluminum company.
In 1940 she lived with her aunt and uncle, William and Carrie Watson, at 401A Hancock Avenue in Vandergrift, PA. She was listed as single. Also living there were two lodgers.
In 1950 she was a lodger in the home of Henry Kaufman and his wife and son in a house at 233 Longfellow Street in Vandergrift. She was shown as never having been married.
Her death certificate gives her year of birth as 1883, while the 1900 census gave it as 1881.
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In 1900 she and her husband and their daughter Lucille, age four months, lived in a place they were renting at 306 South McKean Street in Kittanning, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery.
In 1910 she and George and their two daughters--Lucille, 10, and Goldie, 7--lived in a place they were renting in Manorville, PA. He worked as a laborer at a glass works.
In 1920 she and her husband and their daughters lived in a house they owned, with a mortgage, in Arnold, PA. Lucille's husband Dallas and their son Dallas lived there, too. George worked as a machinist in a machine shop, Dallas as a bookkeeper at an aluminum company, and Goldie worked making lids at an aluminum factory.
In 1930 she and George lived in a house they owned at 1552 Stanton Avenue. Their home was valued at $6800 and they had a radio. He worked as a machinist for an aluminum company.
In 1940 she lived with her aunt and uncle, William and Carrie Watson, at 401A Hancock Avenue in Vandergrift, PA. She was listed as single. Also living there were two lodgers.
In 1950 she was a lodger in the home of Henry Kaufman and his wife and son in a house at 233 Longfellow Street in Vandergrift. She was shown as never having been married.
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In 1900 she and her husband and their daughter Lucille, age four months, lived in a place they were renting at 306 South McKean Street in Kittanning, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery.
In 1910 she and George and their two daughters--Lucille, 10, and Goldie, 7--lived in a place they were renting in Manorville, PA. He worked as a laborer at a glass works.
In 1920 she and her husband and their daughters lived in a house they owned, with a mortgage, in Arnold, PA. Lucille's husband Dallas and their son Dallas lived there, too. George worked as a machinist in a machine shop, Dallas as a bookkeeper at an aluminum company, and Goldie worked making lids at an aluminum factory.
In 1930 she and George lived in a house they owned at 1552 Stanton Avenue. Their home was valued at $6800 and they had a radio. He worked as a machinist for an aluminum company.
In 1940 she lived with her aunt and uncle, William and Carrie Watson, at 401A Hancock Avenue in Vandergrift, PA. She was listed as single. Also living there were two lodgers.
In 1950 she was a lodger in the home of Henry Kaufman and his wife and son in a house at 233 Longfellow Street in Vandergrift. She was shown as never having been married.
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