Eleanor Frieda Vogsberger (1911-1975) was a waitress at the F.W. Woolworth Company lunch counter. (b. August 08, 1911; Bronx, Bronx County, New York City, New York, USA - d. August 02, 1975, 3:05 pm; USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA) Social Security Number 091076778.
Birth:
Eleanor was born in 1911 to Charles Fredrick Vogsberger I (1880-1917) and Mary Agnes Hepp (1886-1968) and she had two siblings: Fredrick Charles Vogsberger I (1906-1993) who married Louise Clara Schoch (1914-2002); and Charles Fredrick Vogsberger II (1908-1996) who married Frances Engel. The original family name was most likely "Vogtsberger".
Death of father:
Eleanor's father died young and her mother married a much older man: Anthony Rensing (1867-aft1930). Mary and Anthony appear in the 1930 US Census living in the Bronx with Eleanore and her brother Frederick.
First marriage:
An "Eleanor F. Vogsberger" married James P. McCue on November 1, 1931 in the Bronx. The certificate was "8070". She appears to have had the marriage annulled, if this is our Eleanor, since she lists her next marriage as her first.
F.W. Woolworth Company:
In 1936 Eleanor was working at F.W. Woolworth Company at 465 5th Avenue in Manhattan when she applied for a Social Security number, she was living at 1734 Webster Avenue in the Bronx.
Second marriage:
On March 14, 1937 Eleanor married Norman Edward Winblad (1911-1980) at the Elton Avenue Methodist Church at 79 Elton Avenue and 158th Street in the Bronx, New York City.
Children:
They had four children: Norman Charles Winblad (1937- ); Raymond Frederick Winblad (1940-1984); Carol Elanore Winblad (1946- ); and the youngest was Donald Anton Winblad (1950- ).
California:
On June 23, 1939, Eleanor's mother-in-law died and her husband, Norman, went to California for the funeral and he eventually moved the family there. Norman later opened a lawnmower repair shop in California.
Political Party:
She was a Republican.
Death:
Eleanor died in 1975 from "cardio-respiratory arrest with gram negative sepsis and brain-stem infarction". She was listed as "Eleanor F. Winblad".
Burial:
She was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Covina in Los Angeles County in California. She is not buried with her husband, who was cremated.
Uncompleted task:
There also was a Mary Vogsberger who married on August 11, 1919 and had certificate number "3193". Get her first marriage certificate.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on July 7, 2003. Updated on May 5, 2017 with her political party from the California voter rolls.
Birth:
Eleanor was born in 1911 to Charles Fredrick Vogsberger I (1880-1917) and Mary Agnes Hepp (1886-1968) and she had two siblings: Fredrick Charles Vogsberger I (1906-1993) who married Louise Clara Schoch (1914-2002); and Charles Fredrick Vogsberger II (1908-1996) who married Frances Engel. The original family name was most likely "Vogtsberger".
Death of father:
Eleanor's father died young and her mother married a much older man: Anthony Rensing (1867-aft1930). Mary and Anthony appear in the 1930 US Census living in the Bronx with Eleanore and her brother Frederick.
First marriage:
An "Eleanor F. Vogsberger" married James P. McCue on November 1, 1931 in the Bronx. The certificate was "8070". She appears to have had the marriage annulled, if this is our Eleanor, since she lists her next marriage as her first.
F.W. Woolworth Company:
In 1936 Eleanor was working at F.W. Woolworth Company at 465 5th Avenue in Manhattan when she applied for a Social Security number, she was living at 1734 Webster Avenue in the Bronx.
Second marriage:
On March 14, 1937 Eleanor married Norman Edward Winblad (1911-1980) at the Elton Avenue Methodist Church at 79 Elton Avenue and 158th Street in the Bronx, New York City.
Children:
They had four children: Norman Charles Winblad (1937- ); Raymond Frederick Winblad (1940-1984); Carol Elanore Winblad (1946- ); and the youngest was Donald Anton Winblad (1950- ).
California:
On June 23, 1939, Eleanor's mother-in-law died and her husband, Norman, went to California for the funeral and he eventually moved the family there. Norman later opened a lawnmower repair shop in California.
Political Party:
She was a Republican.
Death:
Eleanor died in 1975 from "cardio-respiratory arrest with gram negative sepsis and brain-stem infarction". She was listed as "Eleanor F. Winblad".
Burial:
She was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Covina in Los Angeles County in California. She is not buried with her husband, who was cremated.
Uncompleted task:
There also was a Mary Vogsberger who married on August 11, 1919 and had certificate number "3193". Get her first marriage certificate.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on July 7, 2003. Updated on May 5, 2017 with her political party from the California voter rolls.
Eleanor Frieda Vogsberger (1911-1975) was a waitress at the F.W. Woolworth Company lunch counter. (b. August 08, 1911; Bronx, Bronx County, New York City, New York, USA - d. August 02, 1975, 3:05 pm; USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA) Social Security Number 091076778.
Birth:
Eleanor was born in 1911 to Charles Fredrick Vogsberger I (1880-1917) and Mary Agnes Hepp (1886-1968) and she had two siblings: Fredrick Charles Vogsberger I (1906-1993) who married Louise Clara Schoch (1914-2002); and Charles Fredrick Vogsberger II (1908-1996) who married Frances Engel. The original family name was most likely "Vogtsberger".
Death of father:
Eleanor's father died young and her mother married a much older man: Anthony Rensing (1867-aft1930). Mary and Anthony appear in the 1930 US Census living in the Bronx with Eleanore and her brother Frederick.
First marriage:
An "Eleanor F. Vogsberger" married James P. McCue on November 1, 1931 in the Bronx. The certificate was "8070". She appears to have had the marriage annulled, if this is our Eleanor, since she lists her next marriage as her first.
F.W. Woolworth Company:
In 1936 Eleanor was working at F.W. Woolworth Company at 465 5th Avenue in Manhattan when she applied for a Social Security number, she was living at 1734 Webster Avenue in the Bronx.
Second marriage:
On March 14, 1937 Eleanor married Norman Edward Winblad (1911-1980) at the Elton Avenue Methodist Church at 79 Elton Avenue and 158th Street in the Bronx, New York City.
Children:
They had four children: Norman Charles Winblad (1937- ); Raymond Frederick Winblad (1940-1984); Carol Elanore Winblad (1946- ); and the youngest was Donald Anton Winblad (1950- ).
California:
On June 23, 1939, Eleanor's mother-in-law died and her husband, Norman, went to California for the funeral and he eventually moved the family there. Norman later opened a lawnmower repair shop in California.
Political Party:
She was a Republican.
Death:
Eleanor died in 1975 from "cardio-respiratory arrest with gram negative sepsis and brain-stem infarction". She was listed as "Eleanor F. Winblad".
Burial:
She was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Covina in Los Angeles County in California. She is not buried with her husband, who was cremated.
Uncompleted task:
There also was a Mary Vogsberger who married on August 11, 1919 and had certificate number "3193". Get her first marriage certificate.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on July 7, 2003. Updated on May 5, 2017 with her political party from the California voter rolls.
Birth:
Eleanor was born in 1911 to Charles Fredrick Vogsberger I (1880-1917) and Mary Agnes Hepp (1886-1968) and she had two siblings: Fredrick Charles Vogsberger I (1906-1993) who married Louise Clara Schoch (1914-2002); and Charles Fredrick Vogsberger II (1908-1996) who married Frances Engel. The original family name was most likely "Vogtsberger".
Death of father:
Eleanor's father died young and her mother married a much older man: Anthony Rensing (1867-aft1930). Mary and Anthony appear in the 1930 US Census living in the Bronx with Eleanore and her brother Frederick.
First marriage:
An "Eleanor F. Vogsberger" married James P. McCue on November 1, 1931 in the Bronx. The certificate was "8070". She appears to have had the marriage annulled, if this is our Eleanor, since she lists her next marriage as her first.
F.W. Woolworth Company:
In 1936 Eleanor was working at F.W. Woolworth Company at 465 5th Avenue in Manhattan when she applied for a Social Security number, she was living at 1734 Webster Avenue in the Bronx.
Second marriage:
On March 14, 1937 Eleanor married Norman Edward Winblad (1911-1980) at the Elton Avenue Methodist Church at 79 Elton Avenue and 158th Street in the Bronx, New York City.
Children:
They had four children: Norman Charles Winblad (1937- ); Raymond Frederick Winblad (1940-1984); Carol Elanore Winblad (1946- ); and the youngest was Donald Anton Winblad (1950- ).
California:
On June 23, 1939, Eleanor's mother-in-law died and her husband, Norman, went to California for the funeral and he eventually moved the family there. Norman later opened a lawnmower repair shop in California.
Political Party:
She was a Republican.
Death:
Eleanor died in 1975 from "cardio-respiratory arrest with gram negative sepsis and brain-stem infarction". She was listed as "Eleanor F. Winblad".
Burial:
She was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Covina in Los Angeles County in California. She is not buried with her husband, who was cremated.
Uncompleted task:
There also was a Mary Vogsberger who married on August 11, 1919 and had certificate number "3193". Get her first marriage certificate.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on July 7, 2003. Updated on May 5, 2017 with her political party from the California voter rolls.
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