Caroline "Carrie" Marie Marlin was the eldest child of Harry Edward Marlin & his second wife Wilhelmina "Minnie" Maria Morgenroth and mother of two children. She was most likely born at 6815 Regent Street in Philadelphia, the home of Harry & Minnie in 1902.
She was married to Raymond Leidy Bilger sometime between Oct. 1922 and May 1923, in Elkton, Maryland as found in the marriage indexes there.
Carrie worked as a floor nurse at the Byberry Mental Hospital on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia for many years. She was quick to give a warm smile and a kind word.
Carrie passed away in Flordia. Her body was cremated and buried next to her husband.
She was married to Raymond Leidy Bilger sometime between Oct. 1922 and May 1923, in Elkton, Maryland as found in the marriage indexes there.
Carrie worked as a floor nurse at the Byberry Mental Hospital on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia for many years. She was quick to give a warm smile and a kind word.
Carrie passed away in Flordia. Her body was cremated and buried next to her husband.
Caroline "Carrie" Marie Marlin was the eldest child of Harry Edward Marlin & his second wife Wilhelmina "Minnie" Maria Morgenroth and mother of two children. She was most likely born at 6815 Regent Street in Philadelphia, the home of Harry & Minnie in 1902.
She was married to Raymond Leidy Bilger sometime between Oct. 1922 and May 1923, in Elkton, Maryland as found in the marriage indexes there.
Carrie worked as a floor nurse at the Byberry Mental Hospital on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia for many years. She was quick to give a warm smile and a kind word.
Carrie passed away in Flordia. Her body was cremated and buried next to her husband.
She was married to Raymond Leidy Bilger sometime between Oct. 1922 and May 1923, in Elkton, Maryland as found in the marriage indexes there.
Carrie worked as a floor nurse at the Byberry Mental Hospital on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia for many years. She was quick to give a warm smile and a kind word.
Carrie passed away in Flordia. Her body was cremated and buried next to her husband.
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