In the 1910 census Marion, 24, was listed as a music teacher. She was counted alongside her widowed father and her newlywed sister and brother-in-law: Naomi and Wallace Gay. Also at the 34 Woodland Avenue home were her brother Paul, sister Alice and a Swedish live-in servant named Hanna Arneson.
By 1920 Miss Wilder would move down the street, to 205 Woodland Ave., into her sister Naomi Gay's home. The Gay's had two children: Virginia, 9 and Mary, 1. Wallace Gay was a salesman at a garage and his wife was the treasurer. Marion did not have an occupation listed that year.
By 1920 Miss Wilder would move down the street, to 205 Woodland Ave., into her sister Naomi Gay's home. The Gay's had two children: Virginia, 9 and Mary, 1. Wallace Gay was a salesman at a garage and his wife was the treasurer. Marion did not have an occupation listed that year.
In the 1910 census Marion, 24, was listed as a music teacher. She was counted alongside her widowed father and her newlywed sister and brother-in-law: Naomi and Wallace Gay. Also at the 34 Woodland Avenue home were her brother Paul, sister Alice and a Swedish live-in servant named Hanna Arneson.
By 1920 Miss Wilder would move down the street, to 205 Woodland Ave., into her sister Naomi Gay's home. The Gay's had two children: Virginia, 9 and Mary, 1. Wallace Gay was a salesman at a garage and his wife was the treasurer. Marion did not have an occupation listed that year.
By 1920 Miss Wilder would move down the street, to 205 Woodland Ave., into her sister Naomi Gay's home. The Gay's had two children: Virginia, 9 and Mary, 1. Wallace Gay was a salesman at a garage and his wife was the treasurer. Marion did not have an occupation listed that year.
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