Laura's father's will leaves everything to his wife (her mother) Cora with the instruction that his youngest child (Laura) should have a home at his house until she was 20. According to the 1910 census, she lived there when she was 17.
In 1920, she was living in a boarding house in Washington D.C. working for the War Department. She went to college. She never married
In 1920, she was living in a boarding house in Washington D.C. working for the War Department. She went to college. She never married
Laura's father's will leaves everything to his wife (her mother) Cora with the instruction that his youngest child (Laura) should have a home at his house until she was 20. According to the 1910 census, she lived there when she was 17.
In 1920, she was living in a boarding house in Washington D.C. working for the War Department. She went to college. She never married
In 1920, she was living in a boarding house in Washington D.C. working for the War Department. She went to college. She never married
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