Question

What happened to the abused Treva Moore.  Did she marry after 1925 or die after 1925?   Mother died when she was a toddler, father abandoned her, and taken in by grandmother who died in 1917.  Last records are 1925 Census (listed as a "roomer").  And two 1925 newspaper articles saying an injunction was issued against her father (who had abused her) from interfering in her life.  I couldn't find Treva Moore in 1930 Census, so did she die (or did she marry) between 1925 and 1930?

Answer 1

It looks like she married and moved to Oklahoma:

Marriage announcement from 1925: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-parsons-daily-sun-marriage-of-moore/144372335/

In 1926, they had moved to Oklahoma and were visiting family in Kansas: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-parsons-daily-sun-frank-snyder-and-t/144372021/

After Frank died in 1951, Treva remarried. She died in 2003: https://www.newspapers.com/article/florida-today-obituary-for-treva-snyder/144373020/

Comments

Thank you very much Erin.  My newspapers.com account isn't working, but I found them in the 1930 and 1940 Census.  I've created a wikitree profile for her son Jack Raymond Snyder (his obituary mentions Treva as his mother).

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I have been unable to open the weblink to her obituary (just get an error message).  But doing a search I found out it gives her birth date as 18 December 1906, while her findagrave profile says 18 December 1907.  I found and posted her social security record as source showing 1906, so I changed birth year from 1907 to 1906.  I don't know why findagrave says 1907.

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I am wondering if the obituary gives the name of her second husband (Mr. Parker).

Answer 2

Treva M Parker findagrave ID 42378378

Comments

Thank you Chris.  I have added that as a source and added her exact dates of birth and death.  Also have now created a wikitree profile for first husband Frank R. Snyder.

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As I said in a comment above, her social security record says birth year was 1906 rather than 1907.  Not sure why findagrave says 1907.