Born to Alvie Knox Beall (1872–1957) & Maria Harriet Lilly Girling Beall (1878–1926), who married in 1900 in Pike County, Mississippi. The Beall family moved to Bogalusa, LA, by 1910 and Helen grew up there. She was born legally blind.
Helen married James Charles Slade (1906-1971) about 1926. Helen & Charles had one son, Norman Charles Slade (1929-2003). The family lived in Panama for at least 30 years, where James worked for the US government until retiring in 1966. I cannot find them in any US census after 1930, due to their living in Panama.
Helen married James Charles Slade (1906-1971) about 1926. Helen & Charles had one son, Norman Charles Slade (1929-2003). The family lived in Panama for at least 30 years, where James worked for the US government until retiring in 1966. I cannot find them in any US census after 1930, due to their living in Panama.
Born to Alvie Knox Beall (1872–1957) & Maria Harriet Lilly Girling Beall (1878–1926), who married in 1900 in Pike County, Mississippi. The Beall family moved to Bogalusa, LA, by 1910 and Helen grew up there. She was born legally blind.
Helen married James Charles Slade (1906-1971) about 1926. Helen & Charles had one son, Norman Charles Slade (1929-2003). The family lived in Panama for at least 30 years, where James worked for the US government until retiring in 1966. I cannot find them in any US census after 1930, due to their living in Panama.
Helen married James Charles Slade (1906-1971) about 1926. Helen & Charles had one son, Norman Charles Slade (1929-2003). The family lived in Panama for at least 30 years, where James worked for the US government until retiring in 1966. I cannot find them in any US census after 1930, due to their living in Panama.
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