Irene is the daughter of Willie Floars and Obelia unknown. She is a sister to Ira B and Lonnie Floars. The three children are seen in the 1920 census in Buck Swamp, Wayne county as the wards of Joe M and Etta Howard.
Her brother, Ira, may have been adopted by Mary Belle Brown and had his name changed to Jean Irvin Granade. It is not yet known what became of her sister, Lonnie.
Irene was intellectually and developmentally delayed, according to her death certificate, and was in care at the Caswell Training School for at least a few years prior to her death.
Her brother, Ira, may have been adopted by Mary Belle Brown and had his name changed to Jean Irvin Granade. It is not yet known what became of her sister, Lonnie.
Irene was intellectually and developmentally delayed, according to her death certificate, and was in care at the Caswell Training School for at least a few years prior to her death.
Irene is the daughter of Willie Floars and Obelia unknown. She is a sister to Ira B and Lonnie Floars. The three children are seen in the 1920 census in Buck Swamp, Wayne county as the wards of Joe M and Etta Howard.
Her brother, Ira, may have been adopted by Mary Belle Brown and had his name changed to Jean Irvin Granade. It is not yet known what became of her sister, Lonnie.
Irene was intellectually and developmentally delayed, according to her death certificate, and was in care at the Caswell Training School for at least a few years prior to her death.
Her brother, Ira, may have been adopted by Mary Belle Brown and had his name changed to Jean Irvin Granade. It is not yet known what became of her sister, Lonnie.
Irene was intellectually and developmentally delayed, according to her death certificate, and was in care at the Caswell Training School for at least a few years prior to her death.
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