Nickname "Lerona" is taken from the first two letters of her first & middle names.
Lerona and husband George Peter Neuwald first appear together in the San Francisco City Directory in 1924. As he was solo in the 1923 edition, they likely were married in 1923. Their only known child is George Jr. (linked below.)
(Updated 12 Mar 2016.)
(update 18 Apr 2017) Maiden surname pronounced "Bates" (as in the Bates Motel of Hitchcock's "Psycho" fame.)
Lerona and husband George Peter Neuwald first appear together in the San Francisco City Directory in 1924. As he was solo in the 1923 edition, they likely were married in 1923. Their only known child is George Jr. (linked below.)
(Updated 12 Mar 2016.)
(update 18 Apr 2017) Maiden surname pronounced "Bates" (as in the Bates Motel of Hitchcock's "Psycho" fame.)
Nickname "Lerona" is taken from the first two letters of her first & middle names.
Lerona and husband George Peter Neuwald first appear together in the San Francisco City Directory in 1924. As he was solo in the 1923 edition, they likely were married in 1923. Their only known child is George Jr. (linked below.)
(Updated 12 Mar 2016.)
(update 18 Apr 2017) Maiden surname pronounced "Bates" (as in the Bates Motel of Hitchcock's "Psycho" fame.)
Lerona and husband George Peter Neuwald first appear together in the San Francisco City Directory in 1924. As he was solo in the 1923 edition, they likely were married in 1923. Their only known child is George Jr. (linked below.)
(Updated 12 Mar 2016.)
(update 18 Apr 2017) Maiden surname pronounced "Bates" (as in the Bates Motel of Hitchcock's "Psycho" fame.)
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