Born in Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. She immigrated in 1902 and as a teenager lived in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Married (1st) John Zander, also of Germany. He died in Illinois before 1920.
Mother of Charles Walter Zander.
Married (2nd) Audley Claytor; his third wife.
She began her lifelong hobby of raising canaries and other birds as a girl in Hoboken. "The longshoremen and sailors would bring them in on their ships, parrots, parakeets, and some canaries, and they used to bring them to me. Why I even had mice for pets."
Married (1st) John Zander, also of Germany. He died in Illinois before 1920.
Mother of Charles Walter Zander.
Married (2nd) Audley Claytor; his third wife.
She began her lifelong hobby of raising canaries and other birds as a girl in Hoboken. "The longshoremen and sailors would bring them in on their ships, parrots, parakeets, and some canaries, and they used to bring them to me. Why I even had mice for pets."
Born in Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. She immigrated in 1902 and as a teenager lived in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Married (1st) John Zander, also of Germany. He died in Illinois before 1920.
Mother of Charles Walter Zander.
Married (2nd) Audley Claytor; his third wife.
She began her lifelong hobby of raising canaries and other birds as a girl in Hoboken. "The longshoremen and sailors would bring them in on their ships, parrots, parakeets, and some canaries, and they used to bring them to me. Why I even had mice for pets."
Married (1st) John Zander, also of Germany. He died in Illinois before 1920.
Mother of Charles Walter Zander.
Married (2nd) Audley Claytor; his third wife.
She began her lifelong hobby of raising canaries and other birds as a girl in Hoboken. "The longshoremen and sailors would bring them in on their ships, parrots, parakeets, and some canaries, and they used to bring them to me. Why I even had mice for pets."
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