My Husband's Grandmother
Hazel was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Jay Noyes. She was the wife of Charles Emery, who survived her. They had married in 1927 and had four children, Clyde, Clayton, Rose and Arlene. She was also survived by several step-children and siblings Norman Noyes, Ruth Ash and Ruby Hasler.
Hazel and family lived at 4 Costa Avenue in St. Johnsbury. Hazel died at an early age of intestinal cancer.
Hazel was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Jay Noyes. She was the wife of Charles Emery, who survived her. They had married in 1927 and had four children, Clyde, Clayton, Rose and Arlene. She was also survived by several step-children and siblings Norman Noyes, Ruth Ash and Ruby Hasler.
Hazel and family lived at 4 Costa Avenue in St. Johnsbury. Hazel died at an early age of intestinal cancer.
My Husband's Grandmother
Hazel was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Jay Noyes. She was the wife of Charles Emery, who survived her. They had married in 1927 and had four children, Clyde, Clayton, Rose and Arlene. She was also survived by several step-children and siblings Norman Noyes, Ruth Ash and Ruby Hasler.
Hazel and family lived at 4 Costa Avenue in St. Johnsbury. Hazel died at an early age of intestinal cancer.
Hazel was the daughter of Thomas and Emma Jay Noyes. She was the wife of Charles Emery, who survived her. They had married in 1927 and had four children, Clyde, Clayton, Rose and Arlene. She was also survived by several step-children and siblings Norman Noyes, Ruth Ash and Ruby Hasler.
Hazel and family lived at 4 Costa Avenue in St. Johnsbury. Hazel died at an early age of intestinal cancer.
