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Originally Posted by oldstuff
Victor Segno and his wife A. Belle appear in the 1910 Census, living at 701 Belmont. This property is currently part of several lots that were turned into condos along the western ridge overlooking Echo Park Lake. It is just next to the staircase that goes up from Glendale Blvd to the top of the bluff. The 1910 census lists his occupation as an author of "scientific works". His wife was listed as a "private Secretary" He was first married to an Evelyn In Canada and they divorced around 1890. He then apparently moved here from Canada, and he took up with wife number 2, A. Belle, (her name was Annie Dell). He was Canadian and Belle was listed as being from Maine. according to the only census where he can be located. He was born in Canada in 1871. They were apparently divorced by 1920 as she appears in the census for that year, listed as divorced, and going by her first name Annie. She is listed as the manager of a mail order house. He cannot be located after that, but probably just changed his name again and moved on.
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oldstuff. -Segno's timeline sure is difficult to follow.
per the article below:
After marrying wife #2 (Annie Dell) Victor Segno ran away to Europe with a married assistant, Irene Weitzel.
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[May 31, 1911?]
ehbritten
After his flight to Europe, Victor Segno's birthname is discovered to be William Albert Hall
and his legal wife's name is Dell Dinsmore. (not Annie Dell?)
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Once in Europe, Segno's new paramour, Irene Weitzel, adopts the name Carolyn Segno. (huh?
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'Carolyn' & Victor Segno.
1915 passport
ehbritten
"And from that point forward, A. Victor Segno and 'Carolyn Segno' disappear from the public record, entirely".
ehbritten
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