Margaret Updegrove Harrold interviews prepared for the Federal Theatre Project, 1935-1939.
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Young, Pauline Harrold, -1966
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Pauline Harrold Young (Mrs. Jim Harrold); b. Margaret ("Maggie") Updegrove; m. 1: James Altman Harrold, Sr. (1868-1939); m. 2: Mr. Young; of Lawton, Okla.; d. Ft. Smith, Ark., 1966. From the description of Pauline Harrold Young photograph collection, 1903-1930. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 166343945 Resident of Anadarko and Lawton, Okla., and later Fort Smith, Ark.; b. Margaret (Maggie) Updegrove; m. 1: James Altman Harrold, Sr.; 2.: Mr. Young. From the descrip...
