She is found in the 1920 Census (page 3 of 60) living with her husband in Hurley, Rock Lick Magisterial District. She gives her age as 35.
She dies before the 1930 Census because her husband Anderson is listed as widowed on page 11 of 40, living at the same place with only one child, Julius, son age 12.
There are many graves marked only by field stones in this cemetery. It is assumed that she is buried here beside her husband Anderson.
She dies before the 1930 Census because her husband Anderson is listed as widowed on page 11 of 40, living at the same place with only one child, Julius, son age 12.
There are many graves marked only by field stones in this cemetery. It is assumed that she is buried here beside her husband Anderson.
She is found in the 1920 Census (page 3 of 60) living with her husband in Hurley, Rock Lick Magisterial District. She gives her age as 35.
She dies before the 1930 Census because her husband Anderson is listed as widowed on page 11 of 40, living at the same place with only one child, Julius, son age 12.
There are many graves marked only by field stones in this cemetery. It is assumed that she is buried here beside her husband Anderson.
She dies before the 1930 Census because her husband Anderson is listed as widowed on page 11 of 40, living at the same place with only one child, Julius, son age 12.
There are many graves marked only by field stones in this cemetery. It is assumed that she is buried here beside her husband Anderson.
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