"God will link the broken chain as one by one we meet again"
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Family of Edward Laurence Teeven and Annie Theodoria McDonald
| Husband: | Edward Laurence Teeven (1883- ) | |
| Wife: | Annie Theodoria McDonald (1887- ) | |
| Children: | Alice Teeven (1905- ) | |
| Catherine Teeven (1907- ) | ||
| William Teeven (1909- ) | ||
| Marriage | 22 Nov 1904 | Cambridge, Massachusetts |
Husband: Edward Laurence Teeven
| Name: | Edward Laurence Teeven | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | Dominick L Teevan (1852-aft1923) | |
| Mother: | Alice Donovan (1858-aft1930) | |
| Birth | 25 Dec 1883 | Boston, Massachusetts |
| Occupation | printer | |
Wife: Annie Theodoria McDonald
| Name: | Annie Theodoria McDonald | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Daniel McDonald (1850?- ) | |
| Mother: | Jane McDonald (1850?- ) | |
| Birth | 1887 | Massachusetts |
Child 1: Alice Teeven
| Name: | Alice Teeven | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 7 May 1905 | 25 Gibson St, Cambridge |
| Occupation | stenographer | |
Child 2: Catherine Teeven
| Name: | Catherine Teeven | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Birth | 1907 | |
| Occupation | bookkeeper | |
Child 3: William Teeven
| Name: | William Teeven | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Birth | 17 Feb 1909 | 41 Mill St, Cambridge |
Note on Husband: Edward Laurence Teeven
A printer in 1904 and a press feeder in 1909.
In 1910 Edward was a printer for a shop. He, Annie and their three children were staying with his parents in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
His draft registration card for WW1 in September 1918 shows that he was at that point a printer, staying in Cambridge. He had brown hair and grey eyes, and was short with a medium build. He named his wife as the person to contact.
In 1923 his family lived with his parents in Cambridge.
The couple and their three children were living in Belmont, Middlesex in 1930 in a house rented for $50. Edward was still a printer, though now employed by a collage [sic].
By WWII, he named Alice Dwyer in his draft registration card as his contact. This suggests that his wife was dead; and that his mother had remarried. He was employed by Harvard University.