Edith "Edo" was born in Tennessee, moving with her family to California in 1910.
Her father was congressman and senator Nathan Wesley Hale.
Her mother Laura Adelaide Sebastian was the daughter of attorney and judge James M. Sebastian. Her grandmother was Deborah Adelaide Needham. She had one sister Velma, and three brothers: Lowell, Seaborn, and Nathan.
She married a man with the last name of Clarkin, however, this ended in divorce.
In 1940 she was working at a commercial bank and supported her father and mother in their last years. She was a very loving and supportive daughter, sister, and mother.
Her father was congressman and senator Nathan Wesley Hale.
Her mother Laura Adelaide Sebastian was the daughter of attorney and judge James M. Sebastian. Her grandmother was Deborah Adelaide Needham. She had one sister Velma, and three brothers: Lowell, Seaborn, and Nathan.
She married a man with the last name of Clarkin, however, this ended in divorce.
In 1940 she was working at a commercial bank and supported her father and mother in their last years. She was a very loving and supportive daughter, sister, and mother.
Edith "Edo" was born in Tennessee, moving with her family to California in 1910.
Her father was congressman and senator Nathan Wesley Hale.
Her mother Laura Adelaide Sebastian was the daughter of attorney and judge James M. Sebastian. Her grandmother was Deborah Adelaide Needham. She had one sister Velma, and three brothers: Lowell, Seaborn, and Nathan.
She married a man with the last name of Clarkin, however, this ended in divorce.
In 1940 she was working at a commercial bank and supported her father and mother in their last years. She was a very loving and supportive daughter, sister, and mother.
Her father was congressman and senator Nathan Wesley Hale.
Her mother Laura Adelaide Sebastian was the daughter of attorney and judge James M. Sebastian. Her grandmother was Deborah Adelaide Needham. She had one sister Velma, and three brothers: Lowell, Seaborn, and Nathan.
She married a man with the last name of Clarkin, however, this ended in divorce.
In 1940 she was working at a commercial bank and supported her father and mother in their last years. She was a very loving and supportive daughter, sister, and mother.
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