Click the Changes tab for the details of edits by Janice and others.On her return to Los Angeles and with the beginning of her friendship with Grace McKee, Gladys Baker started going out dancing and dating, leading to the two women having a reputation amongst their male co-workers. Find a Grave, database and images ( : accessed 25 August 2021), memorial page for Gladys Pearl Monroe Eley (–), Find a Grave Memorial ID 170377317, Maintained by Big Ern (contributor 46620889) Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown, who reports a Colonial Crematory.Residence: Venice Township Venice City, Los Angeles, CaliforniaĮvent Place: Los Angeles, California, United States Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter Residence: Los Angeles Assembly District 72, Los Angeles, California Publication Title: Los Angeles Directory Co.'s Los Angeles City Directoryġ910 census: with widowed mother, and brother Marion "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch ( : modified 02 January 2018, 17:44), entry for Gladys Pearl Monroe(PID ) contributed by various users.ġ932 directory: Hollywood : Gladys Baker, film cutter at RKO Studios, residence on Hawthorne.↑ Gladys Pearl Monroe Baker Find A Grave: Memorial #170377317.↑ 2.0 2.1 Cursumperficio Baker, Gladys Pearl, born Monroe.1984: died at Gainesville, FL (record should state Gladys P.1970: lived at Collin Court Old Age Home, Florida.1967: Gladys with daughter Berniece in Florida.Mrs Gladys P Eley, 6707 Odessa Ave., Republican (with friend Grace Goddard).1953: Rockhaven Santarium at Montrose, CA near La Cresenta (a section of Glendale).1938-1949 at Agnews State Mental Hospital (San Francisco Bay area).admitted to Norwalk State Mental Hospital (sent Norma to the Los Angeles Orphans' Home from September 1935 to June 1937).1934: bought home at 6812 Arbol Dr., Hollywood, CA.1932 directory: Hollywood : Gladys Baker, film cutter at RKO Studios, residence on Hawthorne.1910 census: with widowed mother, and brother Marion.Gladys passed away at Gainesville, Alachua, Florida.
The surgeon general report declared, "Her illness is characterised by religious preoccupations and a deep depression and some excitation this condition seems to be chronic." Gladys was declared definitely insane (paranoïd schizophrenia) by the doctors from the Norwalk State Hospital on, where her own mother was several years earlier. Eley was in Oregon 1934-1940 at least, and married during that time to Frances. From this information, we know that John S. He is working for the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation. He states his closest relative is Frances Eley, same address as his, Portland, OR. In the 1942 WWII draft list, John is listed in Portland, OR and identified exactly by name, birth date and birth location. Their marriage record is recorded officially there (see Oregon marriages on ). John Stewart Eley had married in 1932 at Malheur Co, OR Frances Alva Prouty. by Aimee Semple MacPherson at Four Square Gospel Church, Hawthorn name changed to Norma Jeane Baker, then to Marilyn Monroe d. Norma Jeane Mortenson (spelled with an "o"), b.Neither Mortenson nor Gifford played any part in Monroe's life. Biographers believe Charles Stanley Gifford (1898-1965), a salesman for Consolidated Films, where Gladys worked as a film cutter, was Marilyn's biological father. Gladys left Eddie four months after their wedding. Gladys married second, Martin Edward "Eddie" Mortensen (1897-1981) on. Jack took the children away from her and moved home to Kentucky. In Jun 1921 Gladys asked John for a divorce due to "extreme cruelty and extreme mental cruelty." The divorce became final. Children of Gladys Monroe and Jasper "Jack" Baker Della attended to the wedding, then gave the young couple the room located at Westminster Street, and quickly moved into Charles Grainger's bungalow. Della Monroe declared that her daughter was aged 18 (but in fact she was hardly 15) under the pretext there was no proof of her date of birth. Gladys married first, Jasper "Jack" Newton Baker (1886-1951) on. Married with three children, Marion disappeared and was declared dead in 1955. She was the older of two children of Otis Elmer Monroe (1866-1909) and Della Mae Hogan (1876-1927). Gladys Pearl Monroe was born in 1902 at Piedras Negras (at that time called Porfirio Diaz), Coahuila, Mexico.
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