|
||||||||||||
| Spouses | ||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
| Notes for Violet Elizabeth OAKS | ||||||||||||
| According to Matilda May Hahn: She fought much with her husband over his drinking. She had no siblings. She had diabetes. She would go on drinking binges and stay in rooming houses for days at a time. 1920 United States Federal Census Record: She was temporarily un-employed with 49 other women she was incarcerated with ("temporary out of work inmates Municipal Court"). 1930 United States Federal Census Record (on 1 April, enumerated 15 April): In 1930, at age 27, she was married four years to her first husband, Stanley Hahn, the first marriage for both of them, and they lived with their 24 month old daughter in a home rented at 1906 W. Norris St., Philadelphia. It states that she and her mother were born in Pennsylvania and her father was born in Canada. According to Joan Mary HAHN, her grandmother, Mary Jane HESS told her that her mother, Violet Elizabeth OAKS, attempted suicide by drinking a bottle of iodine (i.e. "orange stuff you put on cuts"). She stood about 5 feet tall. | ||||||||||||
| Last Modified 17 Aug 2009 | Created 8 Oct 2009 using Reunion for Macintosh |