Augusta May Wharton was the eldest child of Jane Augusta Schnaitman Wharton Hess and William Henry Wharton, Sr.
Aunt May was married three times.
Thomas Smith (abt 1897-22 Sep 1940)
Charles I Wirth ( 26 Dec 1882-4-Sep 1952)
Charles M. Alban (died 7 Jul 1956)
Even though Aunt May never had children of her own, she was a foster mother to many. She was the favorite aunt and generously showed her love to her nieces and nephews. She taught herself how to yodel and play the guitar and piano.
She is buried with her father, William Henry Wharton, Sr., paternal grandmother, Maggie L. Evatt Wharton Kraft, and step-grandfather, George Henry Kraft, Sr.
Aunt May was married three times.
Thomas Smith (abt 1897-22 Sep 1940)
Charles I Wirth ( 26 Dec 1882-4-Sep 1952)
Charles M. Alban (died 7 Jul 1956)
Even though Aunt May never had children of her own, she was a foster mother to many. She was the favorite aunt and generously showed her love to her nieces and nephews. She taught herself how to yodel and play the guitar and piano.
She is buried with her father, William Henry Wharton, Sr., paternal grandmother, Maggie L. Evatt Wharton Kraft, and step-grandfather, George Henry Kraft, Sr.
Augusta May Wharton was the eldest child of Jane Augusta Schnaitman Wharton Hess and William Henry Wharton, Sr.
Aunt May was married three times.
Thomas Smith (abt 1897-22 Sep 1940)
Charles I Wirth ( 26 Dec 1882-4-Sep 1952)
Charles M. Alban (died 7 Jul 1956)
Even though Aunt May never had children of her own, she was a foster mother to many. She was the favorite aunt and generously showed her love to her nieces and nephews. She taught herself how to yodel and play the guitar and piano.
She is buried with her father, William Henry Wharton, Sr., paternal grandmother, Maggie L. Evatt Wharton Kraft, and step-grandfather, George Henry Kraft, Sr.
Aunt May was married three times.
Thomas Smith (abt 1897-22 Sep 1940)
Charles I Wirth ( 26 Dec 1882-4-Sep 1952)
Charles M. Alban (died 7 Jul 1956)
Even though Aunt May never had children of her own, she was a foster mother to many. She was the favorite aunt and generously showed her love to her nieces and nephews. She taught herself how to yodel and play the guitar and piano.
She is buried with her father, William Henry Wharton, Sr., paternal grandmother, Maggie L. Evatt Wharton Kraft, and step-grandfather, George Henry Kraft, Sr.
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