Ethel may have been the daughter of George W. Alford and Eva Hadlock who married in April 1900. However, by the 1910 Census, her mother Eva was married to Otto Hudson and had several younger children. Ethel is listed as a step-daughter.
Ethel is buried near Florida Alford who had a step-son George Washington Alford who might have been her father. However, by the 1900 Census, this George W. Alford too was married to someone else with another family. The relationships are unclear and this may be a coincidence.
Ethel is buried near Florida Alford who had a step-son George Washington Alford who might have been her father. However, by the 1900 Census, this George W. Alford too was married to someone else with another family. The relationships are unclear and this may be a coincidence.
Ethel may have been the daughter of George W. Alford and Eva Hadlock who married in April 1900. However, by the 1910 Census, her mother Eva was married to Otto Hudson and had several younger children. Ethel is listed as a step-daughter.
Ethel is buried near Florida Alford who had a step-son George Washington Alford who might have been her father. However, by the 1900 Census, this George W. Alford too was married to someone else with another family. The relationships are unclear and this may be a coincidence.
Ethel is buried near Florida Alford who had a step-son George Washington Alford who might have been her father. However, by the 1900 Census, this George W. Alford too was married to someone else with another family. The relationships are unclear and this may be a coincidence.
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