In 1930 she and her parents lived with her maternal grandparents, her uncle Ray, and her grandmother's sister Sadie E Schott in a house they owned at 521 Lawrence Road Northeast in Canton. Their home was valued at $25,000 and they did have a radio. Her father worked as a mail clerk at the Canton Post Office, her grandfather as the superintendent of the mails at the Post Office, her uncle as a detective for the city police department, her mother as a saleslady at a retail clothing store, and her mother's aunt as a bookkeeper for a taxicab company.
In 1940 she and her parents and two siblings lived there with her grandparents and her mother's aunt Sadie. Their home was valued at only $9000 after the Great Depression. Her grandfather worked for the state highway department, her father as a service man for a motor company, and her mother as a saleslady at a department store. Their incomes for weeks worked in 1939 were $1200/52, $1400/52, and $800/52, respectively.
Her last residence was in Melbourne, Florida.
In 1940 she and her parents and two siblings lived there with her grandparents and her mother's aunt Sadie. Their home was valued at only $9000 after the Great Depression. Her grandfather worked for the state highway department, her father as a service man for a motor company, and her mother as a saleslady at a department store. Their incomes for weeks worked in 1939 were $1200/52, $1400/52, and $800/52, respectively.
Her last residence was in Melbourne, Florida.
In 1930 she and her parents lived with her maternal grandparents, her uncle Ray, and her grandmother's sister Sadie E Schott in a house they owned at 521 Lawrence Road Northeast in Canton. Their home was valued at $25,000 and they did have a radio. Her father worked as a mail clerk at the Canton Post Office, her grandfather as the superintendent of the mails at the Post Office, her uncle as a detective for the city police department, her mother as a saleslady at a retail clothing store, and her mother's aunt as a bookkeeper for a taxicab company.
In 1940 she and her parents and two siblings lived there with her grandparents and her mother's aunt Sadie. Their home was valued at only $9000 after the Great Depression. Her grandfather worked for the state highway department, her father as a service man for a motor company, and her mother as a saleslady at a department store. Their incomes for weeks worked in 1939 were $1200/52, $1400/52, and $800/52, respectively.
Her last residence was in Melbourne, Florida.
In 1940 she and her parents and two siblings lived there with her grandparents and her mother's aunt Sadie. Their home was valued at only $9000 after the Great Depression. Her grandfather worked for the state highway department, her father as a service man for a motor company, and her mother as a saleslady at a department store. Their incomes for weeks worked in 1939 were $1200/52, $1400/52, and $800/52, respectively.
Her last residence was in Melbourne, Florida.
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