Marian T. Fleitas was born in Key West of Bahamian ancestry. Her first husband's surname was Nottage and her daughter, Fannie, was the wife of James D. Redd. Her second husband was Francisco Fleitas, a naturalized citizen who was born in Cuba. Fannie's cousin, Maisie Park, was the wife of Walter J. Tweedell, who is buried not far away from Marian. Marian is buried in the James D. Redd plot, with her daughter and grand-daughter, Thelma Anderson, the wife of Carl Anderson, who owned The Men's Store in the Redd Building on S. Krome Avenue, torn down by the City of Homestead on June 29, 2017.
Marian T. Fleitas was born in Key West of Bahamian ancestry. Her first husband's surname was Nottage and her daughter, Fannie, was the wife of James D. Redd. Her second husband was Francisco Fleitas, a naturalized citizen who was born in Cuba. Fannie's cousin, Maisie Park, was the wife of Walter J. Tweedell, who is buried not far away from Marian. Marian is buried in the James D. Redd plot, with her daughter and grand-daughter, Thelma Anderson, the wife of Carl Anderson, who owned The Men's Store in the Redd Building on S. Krome Avenue, torn down by the City of Homestead on June 29, 2017.
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