Alyce was the last child born to Mary (Morf) and Walter Alden. She and her twin sister Patricia were born at home at 2324 Addison Street, Spokane, Washington. Patricia died of cholera shortly before the girls reached 4 months of age.
Alyce attended school until at least the age of 14 and completed one year of high school.
After leaving school Alyce moved around with her mother. From 1920 to 1930 they lived in Spokane, in 1935 she reported living in Tacoma, but by 1936 was in Sierra Madre, California (most likely with her mother and maybe her brother Walter). In 1940 she's recorded in the census as living in Banning, California with her brother Walter. At some point she returned to Washington.
She was a member St. Leo's church and a former resident of St. Aloysius parish. In 1944 she moved to 3119 South 19th in Tacoma where two years later she passed away in a local hospital.
Alyce attended school until at least the age of 14 and completed one year of high school.
After leaving school Alyce moved around with her mother. From 1920 to 1930 they lived in Spokane, in 1935 she reported living in Tacoma, but by 1936 was in Sierra Madre, California (most likely with her mother and maybe her brother Walter). In 1940 she's recorded in the census as living in Banning, California with her brother Walter. At some point she returned to Washington.
She was a member St. Leo's church and a former resident of St. Aloysius parish. In 1944 she moved to 3119 South 19th in Tacoma where two years later she passed away in a local hospital.
Alyce was the last child born to Mary (Morf) and Walter Alden. She and her twin sister Patricia were born at home at 2324 Addison Street, Spokane, Washington. Patricia died of cholera shortly before the girls reached 4 months of age.
Alyce attended school until at least the age of 14 and completed one year of high school.
After leaving school Alyce moved around with her mother. From 1920 to 1930 they lived in Spokane, in 1935 she reported living in Tacoma, but by 1936 was in Sierra Madre, California (most likely with her mother and maybe her brother Walter). In 1940 she's recorded in the census as living in Banning, California with her brother Walter. At some point she returned to Washington.
She was a member St. Leo's church and a former resident of St. Aloysius parish. In 1944 she moved to 3119 South 19th in Tacoma where two years later she passed away in a local hospital.
Alyce attended school until at least the age of 14 and completed one year of high school.
After leaving school Alyce moved around with her mother. From 1920 to 1930 they lived in Spokane, in 1935 she reported living in Tacoma, but by 1936 was in Sierra Madre, California (most likely with her mother and maybe her brother Walter). In 1940 she's recorded in the census as living in Banning, California with her brother Walter. At some point she returned to Washington.
She was a member St. Leo's church and a former resident of St. Aloysius parish. In 1944 she moved to 3119 South 19th in Tacoma where two years later she passed away in a local hospital.
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It is possible that there is no stone, would need to contact cemetery to confirm/deny this. Member #46912576 has reported that the cemetery office confirmed that the burial site is unmarked.
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Buried October 21, 1946
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