Individual Details
Grace A. Bodie
(Abt 1894 - )
Events
| Birth | Abt 1891 | Pennsylvania |  | ||
| Birth | Abt 1894 | Pennsylvania | | ||
| Residence | 1910 | as one of 33 "dependants", one head person and two assistants - the Howard Institution for Girls at 1612 Poplar Street, Philadelphia City (Francisville area), Philadelphia Co., PA |  | | |
| Residence | 1930 | with her parents - 3652 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia City (Franklinville area (defunct, now part of Hunting Park South area)), Philadelphia Co., PA | |
Families
| Father | George B. Bodie (1854 - 1934) |
| Mother | Elizabeth C. "Katie" Fickinger (1857 - 1942) |
| Sibling | George John Bodie (1879 - 1961) |
| Sibling | William "Willie" "Bill" Bodie (1886 - 1961) |
| Sibling | Elisabeth Christine "Bessie" Bodie (1893 - 1978) |
Notes
Residence
The Howard Institution for Girls was a home for discharged prisoners managed by Association of Women Friends (Quakers) of Philadelphia. Its object was to reform erring women and assist them to find useful employment. Training was given in laundry, housework and sewing.Endnotes
1. US Census of 1930 - record for George and Elizabeth Bodie and their daughter Grace A. Bodie..
2. US Census of 1910 - record for Grace Bodie..
3. US Census of 1910 - record for Grace Bodie..
4. US Census of 1930 - record for George and Elizabeth Bodie and their daughter Grace A. Bodie..