Other Facts
Residence 1940 409 W. 6th St, Jamestown NY S17709
Occupation 1940 Stenographer S17709
Notes
Sisters Marion and Helen never married, spending their lives in the house in Jamestown where they grew up. When they grew old, their closest living relative was their cousin Mildred's daughter, Sally (Bell) Chamberlin, and Sally and her family occasionally visited the pair in Jamestown or in nearby Chautauqua NY. Upon their deaths, many of their family photographs and other possessions passed to Sally.
Marion's 1926 high school yearbook photo was captioned "Marion, so fair and so tall, I see you in this crystal ball, In dazzling splendor a stage comes to view - Upon it a person resembling you; Behold; the Wonder Pianist of the world."
Residence 1940 409 W. 6th St, Jamestown NY S17709
Occupation 1940 Stenographer S17709
Notes
Sisters Marion and Helen never married, spending their lives in the house in Jamestown where they grew up. When they grew old, their closest living relative was their cousin Mildred's daughter, Sally (Bell) Chamberlin, and Sally and her family occasionally visited the pair in Jamestown or in nearby Chautauqua NY. Upon their deaths, many of their family photographs and other possessions passed to Sally.
Marion's 1926 high school yearbook photo was captioned "Marion, so fair and so tall, I see you in this crystal ball, In dazzling splendor a stage comes to view - Upon it a person resembling you; Behold; the Wonder Pianist of the world."
S18274 U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 2
S17685 World War I Draft Registration Card
S17709 1940 census