Was married in New Hampshire in 1916, it was a second marriage for her (divorce) and a first for George Furness who was an executive from Union Carbide living in Manhatten, NY, must have divorced, in 1930 she was an interior decorater in New York City.
In 1936 George is found taking a trip to the Bahamas with a Margaret Furness who is 20 years his junior, they are both in the 1940 census, his job remains the same with Union Carbine and she is a social worker.
It appears when George died In New York(ashes) he may have been returned to NH for buriel as there is a a death certificate for him in NH with really no pertinent info.
His parents lived in Manchester and can only assume he might be buried with them.
This writer is still working on finding out what happened to their daughter Elizabeth.
In 1936 George is found taking a trip to the Bahamas with a Margaret Furness who is 20 years his junior, they are both in the 1940 census, his job remains the same with Union Carbine and she is a social worker.
It appears when George died In New York(ashes) he may have been returned to NH for buriel as there is a a death certificate for him in NH with really no pertinent info.
His parents lived in Manchester and can only assume he might be buried with them.
This writer is still working on finding out what happened to their daughter Elizabeth.
Was married in New Hampshire in 1916, it was a second marriage for her (divorce) and a first for George Furness who was an executive from Union Carbide living in Manhatten, NY, must have divorced, in 1930 she was an interior decorater in New York City.
In 1936 George is found taking a trip to the Bahamas with a Margaret Furness who is 20 years his junior, they are both in the 1940 census, his job remains the same with Union Carbine and she is a social worker.
It appears when George died In New York(ashes) he may have been returned to NH for buriel as there is a a death certificate for him in NH with really no pertinent info.
His parents lived in Manchester and can only assume he might be buried with them.
This writer is still working on finding out what happened to their daughter Elizabeth.
In 1936 George is found taking a trip to the Bahamas with a Margaret Furness who is 20 years his junior, they are both in the 1940 census, his job remains the same with Union Carbine and she is a social worker.
It appears when George died In New York(ashes) he may have been returned to NH for buriel as there is a a death certificate for him in NH with really no pertinent info.
His parents lived in Manchester and can only assume he might be buried with them.
This writer is still working on finding out what happened to their daughter Elizabeth.
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