Very difficult tracking Margaret May Curtis Vreeland. She was the daughter of Delana Harrington and Samuel Curtis, her mother had a 30 year affair and her parents divorced. It must have been most difficult in the late 1880-1900 to be the daughter of such speculation.
In June of 1908 she married for the first time to Henry Jackson Reynolds, he was living in Manchester and was in partnership with Roger Clendenning a broker from Lexington, Va. the newlyweds lived in the 1705 Elm St home of her mother. When her mother applied for a passport in 1914 she has her contact as Mrs. HJ Reynolds of Detroit Michigan. The marriage was short lived as she was back in the City Directories in 1917 as Margaret Curtis. In the 1920 census both mother and daughter as listed as divorced.
In 1930 she was without any close family. Her grandmother, mother and uncle who lived behind the family home on Elm Street had all died. She became the manager (owner) of a family Property the Curtis Inn on Manchester St. She was also noted in the 1930 census living in a hotel in Manhatten, NY. In the 1931 City directory has her "removed" to Winchendon, Mass. She is lost after that At some point she became a Vreeland. In ancestry.com she traveled abroad often, but never with anyone named Vreeland, or does it appear that she traveled with anyone. From there she is lost until her death in Aladema California. She was returned to Manchester, NH for burial in the last spot in the family crypt. She died January 15, 1951. She was the granddaughter of Edward W. Harrington, one time Mayor of this City, involved with politics, lost a governors race to Frederick Smyth, but had his hand in many of the banks and boards' of directors. This writer could not locate an obituary for her in the local papers.
In June of 1908 she married for the first time to Henry Jackson Reynolds, he was living in Manchester and was in partnership with Roger Clendenning a broker from Lexington, Va. the newlyweds lived in the 1705 Elm St home of her mother. When her mother applied for a passport in 1914 she has her contact as Mrs. HJ Reynolds of Detroit Michigan. The marriage was short lived as she was back in the City Directories in 1917 as Margaret Curtis. In the 1920 census both mother and daughter as listed as divorced.
In 1930 she was without any close family. Her grandmother, mother and uncle who lived behind the family home on Elm Street had all died. She became the manager (owner) of a family Property the Curtis Inn on Manchester St. She was also noted in the 1930 census living in a hotel in Manhatten, NY. In the 1931 City directory has her "removed" to Winchendon, Mass. She is lost after that At some point she became a Vreeland. In ancestry.com she traveled abroad often, but never with anyone named Vreeland, or does it appear that she traveled with anyone. From there she is lost until her death in Aladema California. She was returned to Manchester, NH for burial in the last spot in the family crypt. She died January 15, 1951. She was the granddaughter of Edward W. Harrington, one time Mayor of this City, involved with politics, lost a governors race to Frederick Smyth, but had his hand in many of the banks and boards' of directors. This writer could not locate an obituary for her in the local papers.
Very difficult tracking Margaret May Curtis Vreeland. She was the daughter of Delana Harrington and Samuel Curtis, her mother had a 30 year affair and her parents divorced. It must have been most difficult in the late 1880-1900 to be the daughter of such speculation.
In June of 1908 she married for the first time to Henry Jackson Reynolds, he was living in Manchester and was in partnership with Roger Clendenning a broker from Lexington, Va. the newlyweds lived in the 1705 Elm St home of her mother. When her mother applied for a passport in 1914 she has her contact as Mrs. HJ Reynolds of Detroit Michigan. The marriage was short lived as she was back in the City Directories in 1917 as Margaret Curtis. In the 1920 census both mother and daughter as listed as divorced.
In 1930 she was without any close family. Her grandmother, mother and uncle who lived behind the family home on Elm Street had all died. She became the manager (owner) of a family Property the Curtis Inn on Manchester St. She was also noted in the 1930 census living in a hotel in Manhatten, NY. In the 1931 City directory has her "removed" to Winchendon, Mass. She is lost after that At some point she became a Vreeland. In ancestry.com she traveled abroad often, but never with anyone named Vreeland, or does it appear that she traveled with anyone. From there she is lost until her death in Aladema California. She was returned to Manchester, NH for burial in the last spot in the family crypt. She died January 15, 1951. She was the granddaughter of Edward W. Harrington, one time Mayor of this City, involved with politics, lost a governors race to Frederick Smyth, but had his hand in many of the banks and boards' of directors. This writer could not locate an obituary for her in the local papers.
In June of 1908 she married for the first time to Henry Jackson Reynolds, he was living in Manchester and was in partnership with Roger Clendenning a broker from Lexington, Va. the newlyweds lived in the 1705 Elm St home of her mother. When her mother applied for a passport in 1914 she has her contact as Mrs. HJ Reynolds of Detroit Michigan. The marriage was short lived as she was back in the City Directories in 1917 as Margaret Curtis. In the 1920 census both mother and daughter as listed as divorced.
In 1930 she was without any close family. Her grandmother, mother and uncle who lived behind the family home on Elm Street had all died. She became the manager (owner) of a family Property the Curtis Inn on Manchester St. She was also noted in the 1930 census living in a hotel in Manhatten, NY. In the 1931 City directory has her "removed" to Winchendon, Mass. She is lost after that At some point she became a Vreeland. In ancestry.com she traveled abroad often, but never with anyone named Vreeland, or does it appear that she traveled with anyone. From there she is lost until her death in Aladema California. She was returned to Manchester, NH for burial in the last spot in the family crypt. She died January 15, 1951. She was the granddaughter of Edward W. Harrington, one time Mayor of this City, involved with politics, lost a governors race to Frederick Smyth, but had his hand in many of the banks and boards' of directors. This writer could not locate an obituary for her in the local papers.
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