I would like to research my mother's information. Anna Bertina Aldrich (Opperman, possibly after she left)

More information is needed. Where did she live and when? Is Aldrich her maiden name?

I grew up at 83 Linden St, Brooklyn NY. Aldrich was her maiden name. Born 10/31/26. Dies 1/10/2004

Anna Aldrich is living with her parents Louis and Edith Aldrich and her siblings in Brooklyn in 1930. You can see the original census here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X4VN-5FJ [Note: FamilySearch.org is free with registration.]

I know this is the correct family based on obituaries that I found at the free website fultonhistory.com:

Is this the kind of information you're seeking? Or are you looking for some other information?

I was looking for career/job information on my mother. She would never tell me but I always thought she was in the army, or Womens Army Corp (WAC) or even a spy ???

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Thank you, is there any way to find out my mother's work history?

Do you know Mr. Opperman's name? and when they married? Or did she just change her name to Opperman for some reason? I'm asking because it is more likely that she worked before she was married.