Marguerite Catherine Weidenfeller was born December 14, 1920, in Wayland, Michigan. Her story of moving to Tujunga is much like her older sister but her story is very much a mystery. There are a few things I can piece together from records on ancestry:
-Marguerite did go to school, but only completed grade 8 (so, middle school)
-In 1934, she became sick and was subsequently hospitalized. This probably explains why Marguerite didn't go on to high school but that's my best-educated guess.
-Sometime between 1935 to 1940, Marguerite was committed to Patton State Hospital for the Insane in San Bernardino. Why? Not known.
Where did Marguerite go thereafter? At some point, she moved or was transferred to Camarillo, California. She died at a hospital in Camarillo on May 29th, 1953.
-Marguerite did go to school, but only completed grade 8 (so, middle school)
-In 1934, she became sick and was subsequently hospitalized. This probably explains why Marguerite didn't go on to high school but that's my best-educated guess.
-Sometime between 1935 to 1940, Marguerite was committed to Patton State Hospital for the Insane in San Bernardino. Why? Not known.
Where did Marguerite go thereafter? At some point, she moved or was transferred to Camarillo, California. She died at a hospital in Camarillo on May 29th, 1953.
Marguerite Catherine Weidenfeller was born December 14, 1920, in Wayland, Michigan. Her story of moving to Tujunga is much like her older sister but her story is very much a mystery. There are a few things I can piece together from records on ancestry:
-Marguerite did go to school, but only completed grade 8 (so, middle school)
-In 1934, she became sick and was subsequently hospitalized. This probably explains why Marguerite didn't go on to high school but that's my best-educated guess.
-Sometime between 1935 to 1940, Marguerite was committed to Patton State Hospital for the Insane in San Bernardino. Why? Not known.
Where did Marguerite go thereafter? At some point, she moved or was transferred to Camarillo, California. She died at a hospital in Camarillo on May 29th, 1953.
-Marguerite did go to school, but only completed grade 8 (so, middle school)
-In 1934, she became sick and was subsequently hospitalized. This probably explains why Marguerite didn't go on to high school but that's my best-educated guess.
-Sometime between 1935 to 1940, Marguerite was committed to Patton State Hospital for the Insane in San Bernardino. Why? Not known.
Where did Marguerite go thereafter? At some point, she moved or was transferred to Camarillo, California. She died at a hospital in Camarillo on May 29th, 1953.
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