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Note: ins nearby. She met my father when she was 15and he was in the Army during WW1, stationed in Pine Camp near Watertown,N.Y.
!When he returned from France at the end of the war, he went home toGastonia, N.C.and got a job decorating windows for the McClellan Co.Webb's father and mother both worked for McClellan. My Dad then went toWatertown where he and my mother were married in her home.
!When he opened his grocery store in Gloversville in 1932 or 1933, sheworked
with him and I became a latchkey kid.
!During WW2 she worked in a department store in Gloversville as a buyerof
women's clothes. She was very intelligent. Just don't make her mad.
She gave me this list once. I was born while we lived at 60 MadisonAve.,
Geneva, NY. When I was about 2 we moved into THE house at 1413 StateSt., Watertown, with Grandma at 1411. We went back and forth to NewSmyrna Beach Fla. several times. When I started lst grade at JohnThompson School on Moore St., we lived with Grandma. We then moved toGloversville. We lived on Bleecker St., Windsor Hotel, 3rd. Ave, WoodSt., 48 First Ave., 56 Second Ave., 63 Second Ave., 59 Temple St. Then Igot out of High School, I went to Watertown and never lived with myparents again.
Note: !My mother was raised in a happy, close knit home with grandparents,aunts and uncles and cous
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