She is the daughter of William Franklin Price and Martha Ida Bett Cochran.
She married John Henry Wilkes.
1900 Census: She was living in Fayette, Tennessee with her parents. She was single. She could read and write.
1915 Census: She was living South Dakota.
1930 Census: She was living on Rush Street in Cotton Plant, Woodruff, Arkansas. She was widowed. She owned the house she lived in. The house value was $1,500. She was a homemaker.
1940 Census: She was living at 1509 Ross Street in Dallas, Dallas, Texas with her husband. (It stated in the 1930 Census that she was widowed, I have not come across any other records stating she was married another time). She was working as a seamstress.
Cause of death: Coronary Occlusion. Which is a partial or total obstruction of a coronary artery, usually resulting in a heart attack.
She married John Henry Wilkes.
1900 Census: She was living in Fayette, Tennessee with her parents. She was single. She could read and write.
1915 Census: She was living South Dakota.
1930 Census: She was living on Rush Street in Cotton Plant, Woodruff, Arkansas. She was widowed. She owned the house she lived in. The house value was $1,500. She was a homemaker.
1940 Census: She was living at 1509 Ross Street in Dallas, Dallas, Texas with her husband. (It stated in the 1930 Census that she was widowed, I have not come across any other records stating she was married another time). She was working as a seamstress.
Cause of death: Coronary Occlusion. Which is a partial or total obstruction of a coronary artery, usually resulting in a heart attack.
She is the daughter of William Franklin Price and Martha Ida Bett Cochran.
She married John Henry Wilkes.
1900 Census: She was living in Fayette, Tennessee with her parents. She was single. She could read and write.
1915 Census: She was living South Dakota.
1930 Census: She was living on Rush Street in Cotton Plant, Woodruff, Arkansas. She was widowed. She owned the house she lived in. The house value was $1,500. She was a homemaker.
1940 Census: She was living at 1509 Ross Street in Dallas, Dallas, Texas with her husband. (It stated in the 1930 Census that she was widowed, I have not come across any other records stating she was married another time). She was working as a seamstress.
Cause of death: Coronary Occlusion. Which is a partial or total obstruction of a coronary artery, usually resulting in a heart attack.
She married John Henry Wilkes.
1900 Census: She was living in Fayette, Tennessee with her parents. She was single. She could read and write.
1915 Census: She was living South Dakota.
1930 Census: She was living on Rush Street in Cotton Plant, Woodruff, Arkansas. She was widowed. She owned the house she lived in. The house value was $1,500. She was a homemaker.
1940 Census: She was living at 1509 Ross Street in Dallas, Dallas, Texas with her husband. (It stated in the 1930 Census that she was widowed, I have not come across any other records stating she was married another time). She was working as a seamstress.
Cause of death: Coronary Occlusion. Which is a partial or total obstruction of a coronary artery, usually resulting in a heart attack.
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