She once worked as a stenographer at the Mercantile house in New York City circa 1910. She was just 44 years old when she became a widow with two young daughters aged 17 & 18. Most of her life she lived in Manhattan, New York City until ill health caused her to move to southern New Jersey to be closer to her daughter.
Her brothers, both veterans, Walter Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 2812095) and Edwin George Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 82599732) are both buried at Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York.
Her brothers, both veterans, Walter Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 2812095) and Edwin George Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 82599732) are both buried at Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York.
She once worked as a stenographer at the Mercantile house in New York City circa 1910. She was just 44 years old when she became a widow with two young daughters aged 17 & 18. Most of her life she lived in Manhattan, New York City until ill health caused her to move to southern New Jersey to be closer to her daughter.
Her brothers, both veterans, Walter Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 2812095) and Edwin George Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 82599732) are both buried at Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York.
Her brothers, both veterans, Walter Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 2812095) and Edwin George Schunk (Find-A-Grave Memorial 82599732) are both buried at Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York.
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