Daughter of John Vernon Marymen ( - 1/9/1885)and Ellen Joanna Russell. Her father fought in in Civil War on the Union side. He was a Prisoner of War.
In the 1880 Census she is living in Leonardtown, Maryland with her widowed mother Ellen and siblings: Harriet, Mamie, and Charles.
In the 1900 Census she is living in Washington, DC with her husband William and children: Mary, Edward, Rosa, John, Vernon and Raymond. Along with her widowed mother Ellen Merriman. William is a Teamster. She has been married 13 years. She has had 7 children, with 6 living at this time. Her mothe has had 5 children with 2 living.
By the 1920 Census she is still in Washington, DC with William and children: Vernon, Walter, Helen, Albert, Florence, Lawrence and Ruth. Her husband is a Truck Farmer, her son Vernon is a Machine Operator.'
In the 1940 Census she is still in DC with son Richard and Granddaughter Mary K Goodwin. She is working as a Practical Nurse for a Private family, Richard is a Plumber for a Federal Hospital, Mary is a Saleslady at a Department store.
In the 1880 Census she is living in Leonardtown, Maryland with her widowed mother Ellen and siblings: Harriet, Mamie, and Charles.
In the 1900 Census she is living in Washington, DC with her husband William and children: Mary, Edward, Rosa, John, Vernon and Raymond. Along with her widowed mother Ellen Merriman. William is a Teamster. She has been married 13 years. She has had 7 children, with 6 living at this time. Her mothe has had 5 children with 2 living.
By the 1920 Census she is still in Washington, DC with William and children: Vernon, Walter, Helen, Albert, Florence, Lawrence and Ruth. Her husband is a Truck Farmer, her son Vernon is a Machine Operator.'
In the 1940 Census she is still in DC with son Richard and Granddaughter Mary K Goodwin. She is working as a Practical Nurse for a Private family, Richard is a Plumber for a Federal Hospital, Mary is a Saleslady at a Department store.
Daughter of John Vernon Marymen ( - 1/9/1885)and Ellen Joanna Russell. Her father fought in in Civil War on the Union side. He was a Prisoner of War.
In the 1880 Census she is living in Leonardtown, Maryland with her widowed mother Ellen and siblings: Harriet, Mamie, and Charles.
In the 1900 Census she is living in Washington, DC with her husband William and children: Mary, Edward, Rosa, John, Vernon and Raymond. Along with her widowed mother Ellen Merriman. William is a Teamster. She has been married 13 years. She has had 7 children, with 6 living at this time. Her mothe has had 5 children with 2 living.
By the 1920 Census she is still in Washington, DC with William and children: Vernon, Walter, Helen, Albert, Florence, Lawrence and Ruth. Her husband is a Truck Farmer, her son Vernon is a Machine Operator.'
In the 1940 Census she is still in DC with son Richard and Granddaughter Mary K Goodwin. She is working as a Practical Nurse for a Private family, Richard is a Plumber for a Federal Hospital, Mary is a Saleslady at a Department store.
In the 1880 Census she is living in Leonardtown, Maryland with her widowed mother Ellen and siblings: Harriet, Mamie, and Charles.
In the 1900 Census she is living in Washington, DC with her husband William and children: Mary, Edward, Rosa, John, Vernon and Raymond. Along with her widowed mother Ellen Merriman. William is a Teamster. She has been married 13 years. She has had 7 children, with 6 living at this time. Her mothe has had 5 children with 2 living.
By the 1920 Census she is still in Washington, DC with William and children: Vernon, Walter, Helen, Albert, Florence, Lawrence and Ruth. Her husband is a Truck Farmer, her son Vernon is a Machine Operator.'
In the 1940 Census she is still in DC with son Richard and Granddaughter Mary K Goodwin. She is working as a Practical Nurse for a Private family, Richard is a Plumber for a Federal Hospital, Mary is a Saleslady at a Department store.
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