Blanche B Halderman was born 30 Oct 1879 in Des Moines, Iowa to John Halderman (1823-1909) and Elizabeth Leak (1839-1880).
Inmate: #52293 San Quentin Prison
Rec: 2 June 1932
Crime: Grand Larceny
Term: 10 yrs
I only found one newspaper clipping.
I did not find any marriage records for her, but she was a bookkeeper and a stenographer.
Her father John was a farmer for many years, in his younger years he was a grocer. then in 1900 he was a janitor. He had 3 wives and many children. Photo of her father below.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Kennedy
1819–1870
Francis Marrion Halderman
1846–1846
Abraham Olden Halderman
1847–1942
Eliza Halderman
1850–1850
Jacob Halderman
1850–1850
Keziah Halderman
1851–1937
Joseph Ripke Halderman
1854–1876
Susanna Devault
1856–1926
Sarah Elizabeth Halderman
1859–1861
Spouse & Children
Elizabeth Leak
1839–1880
Ella Tupper Halderman
1872–1925
Blanche B Halderman
1879–1941
Spouse
Calpurnia C. Williams
1837–1926
Blanche was transferred to the women's prison when it opened in 1933, Tehachapi Prison.
She died 24 June 1941 in Bakersfield, CA.
In the article she said the money was for friends and family, I would still think this would be theft regardless of the court believing her story or not.
Here's a young photo of Blanche.
Inmate: #52293 San Quentin Prison
Rec: 2 June 1932
Crime: Grand Larceny
Term: 10 yrs
I only found one newspaper clipping.
I did not find any marriage records for her, but she was a bookkeeper and a stenographer.
Her father John was a farmer for many years, in his younger years he was a grocer. then in 1900 he was a janitor. He had 3 wives and many children. Photo of her father below.
Spouse & Children
Nancy Kennedy
1819–1870
Francis Marrion Halderman
1846–1846
Abraham Olden Halderman
1847–1942
Eliza Halderman
1850–1850
Jacob Halderman
1850–1850
Keziah Halderman
1851–1937
Joseph Ripke Halderman
1854–1876
Susanna Devault
1856–1926
Sarah Elizabeth Halderman
1859–1861
Spouse & Children
Elizabeth Leak
1839–1880
Ella Tupper Halderman
1872–1925
Blanche B Halderman
1879–1941
Spouse
Calpurnia C. Williams
1837–1926
Blanche was transferred to the women's prison when it opened in 1933, Tehachapi Prison.
She died 24 June 1941 in Bakersfield, CA.
In the article she said the money was for friends and family, I would still think this would be theft regardless of the court believing her story or not.
Here's a young photo of Blanche.
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