Ethel Mae (known as Mae) is the daughter of Albert Franklin Osman (1868-1940) and Mary Emma Curry (1866-1909). She was the first born of nine children. One brother died at age 6 months old. She grew up in Butler and DuBois, Pennsylvania.
She married Christian J. "Chris" Manny (1878-1938), a widower, with two sons, on November 8, 1906. Mae and Chris had one son, Arthur Ray Manny, Sr. (1907-1972).
Mae was a very creative person who had a milinary shop in Butler, Butler County, Pennsylvania, during the 1940s. She was a very "spiffy" dresser and at times wore clothes that totally matched; dress, hat, shoes, and purse.
Mae died in Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and was buried on January 4, 1977.
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Thank you, Jackie Call, for taking the headstone photo.
She married Christian J. "Chris" Manny (1878-1938), a widower, with two sons, on November 8, 1906. Mae and Chris had one son, Arthur Ray Manny, Sr. (1907-1972).
Mae was a very creative person who had a milinary shop in Butler, Butler County, Pennsylvania, during the 1940s. She was a very "spiffy" dresser and at times wore clothes that totally matched; dress, hat, shoes, and purse.
Mae died in Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and was buried on January 4, 1977.
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Thank you, Jackie Call, for taking the headstone photo.
Ethel Mae (known as Mae) is the daughter of Albert Franklin Osman (1868-1940) and Mary Emma Curry (1866-1909). She was the first born of nine children. One brother died at age 6 months old. She grew up in Butler and DuBois, Pennsylvania.
She married Christian J. "Chris" Manny (1878-1938), a widower, with two sons, on November 8, 1906. Mae and Chris had one son, Arthur Ray Manny, Sr. (1907-1972).
Mae was a very creative person who had a milinary shop in Butler, Butler County, Pennsylvania, during the 1940s. She was a very "spiffy" dresser and at times wore clothes that totally matched; dress, hat, shoes, and purse.
Mae died in Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and was buried on January 4, 1977.
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Thank you, Jackie Call, for taking the headstone photo.
She married Christian J. "Chris" Manny (1878-1938), a widower, with two sons, on November 8, 1906. Mae and Chris had one son, Arthur Ray Manny, Sr. (1907-1972).
Mae was a very creative person who had a milinary shop in Butler, Butler County, Pennsylvania, during the 1940s. She was a very "spiffy" dresser and at times wore clothes that totally matched; dress, hat, shoes, and purse.
Mae died in Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, and was buried on January 4, 1977.
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Thank you, Jackie Call, for taking the headstone photo.
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