Aunt Alice was married at least four times. Some family members say five or 6 times. She was married to John F. Hale (father of her only child); to a Mr. O'Brien; a Mr. W. M. Smith; and Alfred Hutson. She always went back to the O'Brien name.
She moved often, was born in Mississippi, then to McLennan and Bell Counties in Texas; to Arkansas (Little River & Miller counties), Shreveport, LA, Galveston, TX, Snohomish, WA then back to Dallas where she lived many years. She was a seamstress at Nieman-Marcus and finally moved to Texarkana, TX.
She loved sewing, embroidery, crocheting and other small crafts.
She was a very fun person to be with.
She moved often, was born in Mississippi, then to McLennan and Bell Counties in Texas; to Arkansas (Little River & Miller counties), Shreveport, LA, Galveston, TX, Snohomish, WA then back to Dallas where she lived many years. She was a seamstress at Nieman-Marcus and finally moved to Texarkana, TX.
She loved sewing, embroidery, crocheting and other small crafts.
She was a very fun person to be with.
Aunt Alice was married at least four times. Some family members say five or 6 times. She was married to John F. Hale (father of her only child); to a Mr. O'Brien; a Mr. W. M. Smith; and Alfred Hutson. She always went back to the O'Brien name.
She moved often, was born in Mississippi, then to McLennan and Bell Counties in Texas; to Arkansas (Little River & Miller counties), Shreveport, LA, Galveston, TX, Snohomish, WA then back to Dallas where she lived many years. She was a seamstress at Nieman-Marcus and finally moved to Texarkana, TX.
She loved sewing, embroidery, crocheting and other small crafts.
She was a very fun person to be with.
She moved often, was born in Mississippi, then to McLennan and Bell Counties in Texas; to Arkansas (Little River & Miller counties), Shreveport, LA, Galveston, TX, Snohomish, WA then back to Dallas where she lived many years. She was a seamstress at Nieman-Marcus and finally moved to Texarkana, TX.
She loved sewing, embroidery, crocheting and other small crafts.
She was a very fun person to be with.
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