Mary S. Morriss was the seventh child of John Herman and Sarah (Baird) Morriss. She grew up in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. Mary became a teacher and then is listed as Principal in the 1940 census.
An article in the Edwardsville Intelligencer on Tue., Sep. 4, 1951 lists a home for sale by owner at 1510 Vandalia, Collinsville. It is near the school and is priced for quick sale because the owner is going west.
Mary moved to Los Angeles, California, possibly to be near her older sister Olivia Myrtle (Morriss) Parr who also lived in Los Angeles.
~bio by Contributor # 47547347
An article in the Edwardsville Intelligencer on Tue., Sep. 4, 1951 lists a home for sale by owner at 1510 Vandalia, Collinsville. It is near the school and is priced for quick sale because the owner is going west.
Mary moved to Los Angeles, California, possibly to be near her older sister Olivia Myrtle (Morriss) Parr who also lived in Los Angeles.
~bio by Contributor # 47547347
Mary S. Morriss was the seventh child of John Herman and Sarah (Baird) Morriss. She grew up in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. Mary became a teacher and then is listed as Principal in the 1940 census.
An article in the Edwardsville Intelligencer on Tue., Sep. 4, 1951 lists a home for sale by owner at 1510 Vandalia, Collinsville. It is near the school and is priced for quick sale because the owner is going west.
Mary moved to Los Angeles, California, possibly to be near her older sister Olivia Myrtle (Morriss) Parr who also lived in Los Angeles.
~bio by Contributor # 47547347
An article in the Edwardsville Intelligencer on Tue., Sep. 4, 1951 lists a home for sale by owner at 1510 Vandalia, Collinsville. It is near the school and is priced for quick sale because the owner is going west.
Mary moved to Los Angeles, California, possibly to be near her older sister Olivia Myrtle (Morriss) Parr who also lived in Los Angeles.
~bio by Contributor # 47547347
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