As a baby, she was called "Maggie."
Margaret grew up in Honesdale, Wayne Co., Penna., but the 1900 U.S. Census shows her as a domestic servant in Richmond Co. (now Staten Island), N.Y.
By the 1930 Census, she was back living in Honesdale. She was a homemaker, married to George Rodine, who was a manufacturer in the cut-glass industry.
Margaret grew up in Honesdale, Wayne Co., Penna., but the 1900 U.S. Census shows her as a domestic servant in Richmond Co. (now Staten Island), N.Y.
By the 1930 Census, she was back living in Honesdale. She was a homemaker, married to George Rodine, who was a manufacturer in the cut-glass industry.
As a baby, she was called "Maggie."
Margaret grew up in Honesdale, Wayne Co., Penna., but the 1900 U.S. Census shows her as a domestic servant in Richmond Co. (now Staten Island), N.Y.
By the 1930 Census, she was back living in Honesdale. She was a homemaker, married to George Rodine, who was a manufacturer in the cut-glass industry.
Margaret grew up in Honesdale, Wayne Co., Penna., but the 1900 U.S. Census shows her as a domestic servant in Richmond Co. (now Staten Island), N.Y.
By the 1930 Census, she was back living in Honesdale. She was a homemaker, married to George Rodine, who was a manufacturer in the cut-glass industry.
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