A dear, sweet lady with many trials in her early years. She died of leukemia. She lived in Inglewood (California). She had an orange canary that sang beautifully. She had a big back yard with lots of fruit trees.
Helen Morgel was not married to Joseph Koontz (Rosella's father). Rosella was born when Helen was only 14 years old. The father's name on her birth certificate is Joseph Koontz. He was a machinist apprentice born in Shenandoah, Virginia. His family moved to Allegheny, Pennsylvania while he was young and he must have gone to Cleveland at some point looking for work, where he met Helen. His listed age on Rosella's birth certificate was 16. He surfaces again on WWI draft registration.
Helen married Albert Alfred Miller and had a son, Harry Alfred Miller (1923-1990). Rosella was about 13 at the time. Helen and Albert divorced in 1926, according to her marriage certificate to John Mogor.
Helen next married John Mogor. Harry used the Mogor last name but John did not legally adopt him. They did not have children together.
Helen Morgel was not married to Joseph Koontz (Rosella's father). Rosella was born when Helen was only 14 years old. The father's name on her birth certificate is Joseph Koontz. He was a machinist apprentice born in Shenandoah, Virginia. His family moved to Allegheny, Pennsylvania while he was young and he must have gone to Cleveland at some point looking for work, where he met Helen. His listed age on Rosella's birth certificate was 16. He surfaces again on WWI draft registration.
Helen married Albert Alfred Miller and had a son, Harry Alfred Miller (1923-1990). Rosella was about 13 at the time. Helen and Albert divorced in 1926, according to her marriage certificate to John Mogor.
Helen next married John Mogor. Harry used the Mogor last name but John did not legally adopt him. They did not have children together.
A dear, sweet lady with many trials in her early years. She died of leukemia. She lived in Inglewood (California). She had an orange canary that sang beautifully. She had a big back yard with lots of fruit trees.
Helen Morgel was not married to Joseph Koontz (Rosella's father). Rosella was born when Helen was only 14 years old. The father's name on her birth certificate is Joseph Koontz. He was a machinist apprentice born in Shenandoah, Virginia. His family moved to Allegheny, Pennsylvania while he was young and he must have gone to Cleveland at some point looking for work, where he met Helen. His listed age on Rosella's birth certificate was 16. He surfaces again on WWI draft registration.
Helen married Albert Alfred Miller and had a son, Harry Alfred Miller (1923-1990). Rosella was about 13 at the time. Helen and Albert divorced in 1926, according to her marriage certificate to John Mogor.
Helen next married John Mogor. Harry used the Mogor last name but John did not legally adopt him. They did not have children together.
Helen Morgel was not married to Joseph Koontz (Rosella's father). Rosella was born when Helen was only 14 years old. The father's name on her birth certificate is Joseph Koontz. He was a machinist apprentice born in Shenandoah, Virginia. His family moved to Allegheny, Pennsylvania while he was young and he must have gone to Cleveland at some point looking for work, where he met Helen. His listed age on Rosella's birth certificate was 16. He surfaces again on WWI draft registration.
Helen married Albert Alfred Miller and had a son, Harry Alfred Miller (1923-1990). Rosella was about 13 at the time. Helen and Albert divorced in 1926, according to her marriage certificate to John Mogor.
Helen next married John Mogor. Harry used the Mogor last name but John did not legally adopt him. They did not have children together.
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