Minnie Martin was the daughter of James Robinson Martin and Mary Ann Lysons. Minnie came to America with her parents. There she met and married Chester Charles Pulley (1909) and later Julius Christensen (1924).
Minnie worked as a hat milliner in Utah during 1920s according to my mother, Mary Pulley. Minnie would take Mary to work with her as a small child. She sat at her feet and learned to sew on buttons and ribbons on the hats. She loved to sing and sang at many church functions. My mother, Mary, inherited Minnie's beautiful soprano voice and also sang at many community events and at church.
Minnie was the mother of Earl Martin Pulley; Wilford Martin Pulley; Ray Martin Pulley; Alfred Martin Pulley; Martha Pulley Smith; Mary "Judy" Pulley Bright; James Martin Christensen; Ralph Martin Christensen; Vern Martin Christensen and Minnie Martin Christensen (infant death).
Minnie died during childbirth of Minnie Martin Christensen.
Minnie worked as a hat milliner in Utah during 1920s according to my mother, Mary Pulley. Minnie would take Mary to work with her as a small child. She sat at her feet and learned to sew on buttons and ribbons on the hats. She loved to sing and sang at many church functions. My mother, Mary, inherited Minnie's beautiful soprano voice and also sang at many community events and at church.
Minnie was the mother of Earl Martin Pulley; Wilford Martin Pulley; Ray Martin Pulley; Alfred Martin Pulley; Martha Pulley Smith; Mary "Judy" Pulley Bright; James Martin Christensen; Ralph Martin Christensen; Vern Martin Christensen and Minnie Martin Christensen (infant death).
Minnie died during childbirth of Minnie Martin Christensen.
Minnie Martin was the daughter of James Robinson Martin and Mary Ann Lysons. Minnie came to America with her parents. There she met and married Chester Charles Pulley (1909) and later Julius Christensen (1924).
Minnie worked as a hat milliner in Utah during 1920s according to my mother, Mary Pulley. Minnie would take Mary to work with her as a small child. She sat at her feet and learned to sew on buttons and ribbons on the hats. She loved to sing and sang at many church functions. My mother, Mary, inherited Minnie's beautiful soprano voice and also sang at many community events and at church.
Minnie was the mother of Earl Martin Pulley; Wilford Martin Pulley; Ray Martin Pulley; Alfred Martin Pulley; Martha Pulley Smith; Mary "Judy" Pulley Bright; James Martin Christensen; Ralph Martin Christensen; Vern Martin Christensen and Minnie Martin Christensen (infant death).
Minnie died during childbirth of Minnie Martin Christensen.
Minnie worked as a hat milliner in Utah during 1920s according to my mother, Mary Pulley. Minnie would take Mary to work with her as a small child. She sat at her feet and learned to sew on buttons and ribbons on the hats. She loved to sing and sang at many church functions. My mother, Mary, inherited Minnie's beautiful soprano voice and also sang at many community events and at church.
Minnie was the mother of Earl Martin Pulley; Wilford Martin Pulley; Ray Martin Pulley; Alfred Martin Pulley; Martha Pulley Smith; Mary "Judy" Pulley Bright; James Martin Christensen; Ralph Martin Christensen; Vern Martin Christensen and Minnie Martin Christensen (infant death).
Minnie died during childbirth of Minnie Martin Christensen.
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