Helen was the daughter of Charles Mulroney, a paper mill employee from New Hope, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and his wife, Elizabeth McElroy Mulroney.
She wed Harry J. Price, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912. They lived in Lambertville.
After her husband's death in 1916, she and her daughter lived with her father in New Hope for many years, where she kept house for him.
She was a charter member of the Eagle Fire Company with 53 years of service.
She wed Harry J. Price, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912. They lived in Lambertville.
After her husband's death in 1916, she and her daughter lived with her father in New Hope for many years, where she kept house for him.
She was a charter member of the Eagle Fire Company with 53 years of service.
Helen was the daughter of Charles Mulroney, a paper mill employee from New Hope, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and his wife, Elizabeth McElroy Mulroney.
She wed Harry J. Price, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912. They lived in Lambertville.
After her husband's death in 1916, she and her daughter lived with her father in New Hope for many years, where she kept house for him.
She was a charter member of the Eagle Fire Company with 53 years of service.
She wed Harry J. Price, and they had one daughter, also called Helen M., in 1912. They lived in Lambertville.
After her husband's death in 1916, she and her daughter lived with her father in New Hope for many years, where she kept house for him.
She was a charter member of the Eagle Fire Company with 53 years of service.
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