Find A Grave Memorial# 50953926 Hallie Mae Diffee Beverly is the first wife of Herbert Barna Beverly, Sr. and they had one child together, Herbert Barna Beverly, Jr. (Find A Grave Memorial# 124897913). This couple was divorced in the 1940's or 50's and Herbert, Sr., remarried. Hallie Mae Diffee Beverly never remarried.
Hallie Mae Diffee was born Hattie Mae Diffee, but underwent a legal name change to Hallie Mae sometime abt 1960. She had many talents: she was a beautician for many years but her most interesting occupation was that of a portrait artist on Jackson Square, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She had the most choice location on the square: under a tree just to the left of the entrance to the church. She specialized in oil paintings.
Hallie Mae Diffee was born Hattie Mae Diffee, but underwent a legal name change to Hallie Mae sometime abt 1960. She had many talents: she was a beautician for many years but her most interesting occupation was that of a portrait artist on Jackson Square, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She had the most choice location on the square: under a tree just to the left of the entrance to the church. She specialized in oil paintings.
Find A Grave Memorial# 50953926 Hallie Mae Diffee Beverly is the first wife of Herbert Barna Beverly, Sr. and they had one child together, Herbert Barna Beverly, Jr. (Find A Grave Memorial# 124897913). This couple was divorced in the 1940's or 50's and Herbert, Sr., remarried. Hallie Mae Diffee Beverly never remarried.
Hallie Mae Diffee was born Hattie Mae Diffee, but underwent a legal name change to Hallie Mae sometime abt 1960. She had many talents: she was a beautician for many years but her most interesting occupation was that of a portrait artist on Jackson Square, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She had the most choice location on the square: under a tree just to the left of the entrance to the church. She specialized in oil paintings.
Hallie Mae Diffee was born Hattie Mae Diffee, but underwent a legal name change to Hallie Mae sometime abt 1960. She had many talents: she was a beautician for many years but her most interesting occupation was that of a portrait artist on Jackson Square, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She had the most choice location on the square: under a tree just to the left of the entrance to the church. She specialized in oil paintings.
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HALLIE MAE BEVERLY
May 19, 1905 --- Mar. 22, 1988
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