Elizabeth WInnifred Watson was the youngest of 4 children born to Tom Watson and Catherine "Kate" Lucas Watson. She was born in Sunderland, Durham, England but the family eventually moved to Liverpool.
Elizabeth married in 1919 in England to George Anthony Woolridge who was a US soldier in World War I. Her sister Mary Ethel also married a US soldier (Johan Jensen) who was a friend of George Woolridge. The two girls and their husbands lived in Michigan for a while (circa 1921-1935), but Elizabeth and her husband eventually moved to San DIego, California. They had at least 3 children.
Elizabeth married in 1919 in England to George Anthony Woolridge who was a US soldier in World War I. Her sister Mary Ethel also married a US soldier (Johan Jensen) who was a friend of George Woolridge. The two girls and their husbands lived in Michigan for a while (circa 1921-1935), but Elizabeth and her husband eventually moved to San DIego, California. They had at least 3 children.
Elizabeth WInnifred Watson was the youngest of 4 children born to Tom Watson and Catherine "Kate" Lucas Watson. She was born in Sunderland, Durham, England but the family eventually moved to Liverpool.
Elizabeth married in 1919 in England to George Anthony Woolridge who was a US soldier in World War I. Her sister Mary Ethel also married a US soldier (Johan Jensen) who was a friend of George Woolridge. The two girls and their husbands lived in Michigan for a while (circa 1921-1935), but Elizabeth and her husband eventually moved to San DIego, California. They had at least 3 children.
Elizabeth married in 1919 in England to George Anthony Woolridge who was a US soldier in World War I. Her sister Mary Ethel also married a US soldier (Johan Jensen) who was a friend of George Woolridge. The two girls and their husbands lived in Michigan for a while (circa 1921-1935), but Elizabeth and her husband eventually moved to San DIego, California. They had at least 3 children.
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