Dotty was the first born daughter of Sam Marattay and Anne Tichenor. She had red hair, like her mother.
In 1929, she married Norbourne Brown and they had one daughter, Priscilla. She later married George Anderson.
She worked as part of the surgical research lab at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, was a retired employee of the Alan Lansing open heart surgical team and was a member of Beechwood Baptist Church.
She eventually moved in with her daughter in Ohio, where she passed away.
Relationship to Contributor : Great-Aunt
In 1929, she married Norbourne Brown and they had one daughter, Priscilla. She later married George Anderson.
She worked as part of the surgical research lab at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, was a retired employee of the Alan Lansing open heart surgical team and was a member of Beechwood Baptist Church.
She eventually moved in with her daughter in Ohio, where she passed away.
Relationship to Contributor : Great-Aunt
Dotty was the first born daughter of Sam Marattay and Anne Tichenor. She had red hair, like her mother.
In 1929, she married Norbourne Brown and they had one daughter, Priscilla. She later married George Anderson.
She worked as part of the surgical research lab at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, was a retired employee of the Alan Lansing open heart surgical team and was a member of Beechwood Baptist Church.
She eventually moved in with her daughter in Ohio, where she passed away.
Relationship to Contributor : Great-Aunt
In 1929, she married Norbourne Brown and they had one daughter, Priscilla. She later married George Anderson.
She worked as part of the surgical research lab at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, was a retired employee of the Alan Lansing open heart surgical team and was a member of Beechwood Baptist Church.
She eventually moved in with her daughter in Ohio, where she passed away.
Relationship to Contributor : Great-Aunt
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