Edna's parents came to California around 1890 and she was born in Kern County in 1896. As a young woman she was massaging her father's sore back when he died of a heart attack after a day of clearing land on the homestead.
I remember her as the aunt who took care of her aging mother in her family home on Washington Street in Oildale.
Around 1951 she was cooking at an Italian Restaurant in Boulder Creek and we visited her one day on an outing through Big Basin Redwoods. Somewhere around that time she moved to Sacramento.
Edna had a 2 daughters and a son.
Survived by daughter June Siebert and son Warren Ellsworth Snell. I have no record of what became of her daughter Mary Lou who married in Sacramento around 1953.
I remember her as the aunt who took care of her aging mother in her family home on Washington Street in Oildale.
Around 1951 she was cooking at an Italian Restaurant in Boulder Creek and we visited her one day on an outing through Big Basin Redwoods. Somewhere around that time she moved to Sacramento.
Edna had a 2 daughters and a son.
Survived by daughter June Siebert and son Warren Ellsworth Snell. I have no record of what became of her daughter Mary Lou who married in Sacramento around 1953.
Edna's parents came to California around 1890 and she was born in Kern County in 1896. As a young woman she was massaging her father's sore back when he died of a heart attack after a day of clearing land on the homestead.
I remember her as the aunt who took care of her aging mother in her family home on Washington Street in Oildale.
Around 1951 she was cooking at an Italian Restaurant in Boulder Creek and we visited her one day on an outing through Big Basin Redwoods. Somewhere around that time she moved to Sacramento.
Edna had a 2 daughters and a son.
Survived by daughter June Siebert and son Warren Ellsworth Snell. I have no record of what became of her daughter Mary Lou who married in Sacramento around 1953.
I remember her as the aunt who took care of her aging mother in her family home on Washington Street in Oildale.
Around 1951 she was cooking at an Italian Restaurant in Boulder Creek and we visited her one day on an outing through Big Basin Redwoods. Somewhere around that time she moved to Sacramento.
Edna had a 2 daughters and a son.
Survived by daughter June Siebert and son Warren Ellsworth Snell. I have no record of what became of her daughter Mary Lou who married in Sacramento around 1953.
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