Emma is listed in 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 in Saginaw Co, Michigan census, but I did not actually see her name in the 1920, only her father Alonzo and brother Orie in the household.
In the 1930 census she was listed as a "bean picker" at the grain elevator in Freeland. Also it listed her as divorced, but to my knowledge she never married. In her later years she was in a wheel chair and needed constant care. My Grandmother took care of this lady in her home for many years in her older years. They lived in the winter months in Emma's small house on Sixth Street (corner of Church St)in Freeland because it was easier to heat, and summer months they went out to my Grandma's farm on Pierce Rd.
Somewhere I have one photo, I will upload when I find it again.
Contributed by Angel at 220.
In the 1930 census she was listed as a "bean picker" at the grain elevator in Freeland. Also it listed her as divorced, but to my knowledge she never married. In her later years she was in a wheel chair and needed constant care. My Grandmother took care of this lady in her home for many years in her older years. They lived in the winter months in Emma's small house on Sixth Street (corner of Church St)in Freeland because it was easier to heat, and summer months they went out to my Grandma's farm on Pierce Rd.
Somewhere I have one photo, I will upload when I find it again.
Contributed by Angel at 220.
Emma is listed in 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 in Saginaw Co, Michigan census, but I did not actually see her name in the 1920, only her father Alonzo and brother Orie in the household.
In the 1930 census she was listed as a "bean picker" at the grain elevator in Freeland. Also it listed her as divorced, but to my knowledge she never married. In her later years she was in a wheel chair and needed constant care. My Grandmother took care of this lady in her home for many years in her older years. They lived in the winter months in Emma's small house on Sixth Street (corner of Church St)in Freeland because it was easier to heat, and summer months they went out to my Grandma's farm on Pierce Rd.
Somewhere I have one photo, I will upload when I find it again.
Contributed by Angel at 220.
In the 1930 census she was listed as a "bean picker" at the grain elevator in Freeland. Also it listed her as divorced, but to my knowledge she never married. In her later years she was in a wheel chair and needed constant care. My Grandmother took care of this lady in her home for many years in her older years. They lived in the winter months in Emma's small house on Sixth Street (corner of Church St)in Freeland because it was easier to heat, and summer months they went out to my Grandma's farm on Pierce Rd.
Somewhere I have one photo, I will upload when I find it again.
Contributed by Angel at 220.
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