Eva was the daughter of a dentist who practiced in Guilford, Maine. She married Herbert Martin Drake in 1902 in Parkman, Maine. They lived in Greenville for a time; then Guilford; and finally Long Island, Maine.
Following the death of her husband in 1920, Eva went to work to support her two daughters and a son. She worked at a pickle factory and at a handkerchief factory in Portland. Her daughter Thelma married young; Eva eventually lived with her daughter Melba who was a school teacher. Her son also married.
Following the death of her husband in 1920, Eva went to work to support her two daughters and a son. She worked at a pickle factory and at a handkerchief factory in Portland. Her daughter Thelma married young; Eva eventually lived with her daughter Melba who was a school teacher. Her son also married.
Eva was the daughter of a dentist who practiced in Guilford, Maine. She married Herbert Martin Drake in 1902 in Parkman, Maine. They lived in Greenville for a time; then Guilford; and finally Long Island, Maine.
Following the death of her husband in 1920, Eva went to work to support her two daughters and a son. She worked at a pickle factory and at a handkerchief factory in Portland. Her daughter Thelma married young; Eva eventually lived with her daughter Melba who was a school teacher. Her son also married.
Following the death of her husband in 1920, Eva went to work to support her two daughters and a son. She worked at a pickle factory and at a handkerchief factory in Portland. Her daughter Thelma married young; Eva eventually lived with her daughter Melba who was a school teacher. Her son also married.
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