This is her [Gaynor Wynne Richards] parents, her full name is Margaret Gaynor Wynne Richards. 1920 US Census, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Cty., PA Ward 27, Sheet 3A Supervisor's Dist. No. 1, Enumeration District No. 879 Enumerated Jan 4, 1920 4435 Sansom 57/60 Wynne Thomas E. Head O M M W 23 M Y Y PA PA England English,Y Sales Manager Coal Mining Emp. Wynne Margaret G. Wife F W 22 M Y Y PA PA PA Y None 1930 US Census, District 75, Lower Merion, Montgomery Cty., PA, Sheet No. 1 B Lower Merion Township, Unincorporated place Bala Cynwyd Enumeration District No 46-75, Supervisor's Dist. No. 22 Enumerated April 2nd, 1930 11 Princeton Road 21/21 Wynne, Thomas E. Head 0 18,000 R No M W 34 M 24 No Yes PA, PA, India, Sales Manager Coal Wynne, Margaret G. Wife F W 33 M 23 No Yes PA, PA PA Wynne, Mildred E. Daughter F W 9 S Yes PA PA PA Wynne, Margaret G. Daughter F W 5 S Yes PA PA PA Sargent, Dorothy, Servant F Negro 18 S No PA VA PA. http://www.lowermerionhistory.org/texts/first300/part03.html Jonathan Wynne, only son of Dr. Thomas Wynne...a Quaker minister and physician to William Penn...had a farmhouse built about the same time about a mile and a half east toward the city in the midst of "Wynne's fields" (now Wynnefield), a sturdy house that withstood a Revolutionary War skirmish. Though modified, these three stone buildings, the Owen house, the Friends' Meetinghouse, and Wynnestay, bear similarities to one another. ttg-inc@comcast.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ "Life may not be the party we hoped for... but while we are here we might as well dance !"