It took a long time to find this relative. She was born in Philadelphia. After her husband died, she went to live with her daughter Ethel Deisley in Grosse Point, Michigan.
In 1940 she moved to Kenmore, New York to live with her son William.
She died in Kenmore in 1950. Her remains were shipped back to Philadelphia for a funeral service and burial with her mother's side of the family (Cox) at Union cemetery in Whitemarsh.
Thanks to Janice Wernicki in the Buffalo area for creating a death database that helped solve the puzzle.
In 1940 she moved to Kenmore, New York to live with her son William.
She died in Kenmore in 1950. Her remains were shipped back to Philadelphia for a funeral service and burial with her mother's side of the family (Cox) at Union cemetery in Whitemarsh.
Thanks to Janice Wernicki in the Buffalo area for creating a death database that helped solve the puzzle.
It took a long time to find this relative. She was born in Philadelphia. After her husband died, she went to live with her daughter Ethel Deisley in Grosse Point, Michigan.
In 1940 she moved to Kenmore, New York to live with her son William.
She died in Kenmore in 1950. Her remains were shipped back to Philadelphia for a funeral service and burial with her mother's side of the family (Cox) at Union cemetery in Whitemarsh.
Thanks to Janice Wernicki in the Buffalo area for creating a death database that helped solve the puzzle.
In 1940 she moved to Kenmore, New York to live with her son William.
She died in Kenmore in 1950. Her remains were shipped back to Philadelphia for a funeral service and burial with her mother's side of the family (Cox) at Union cemetery in Whitemarsh.
Thanks to Janice Wernicki in the Buffalo area for creating a death database that helped solve the puzzle.
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