Referred to as Aunt Hattie, she was said to have been the sister of Herman F.C. Flunker. She was born about 1880 in Germany. Her immigration year is listed as 1889.
She first married Vincent Beffa 5 July 1905. They lived in Crystal, Jefferson County, Missouri. They had a servant named William Williams. They divorced May of 1912.
Her second husband was Guy Bianco. They married October of 1912. By the time of the 1920 census, they were divorced. She was listed as a boarder living in St. Louis and working as a housekeeper. Her great-niece referred to her as The Bag Lady because Hattie loved to dumpster dive. The next and last known record of her has her living in Joplin, Missouri in 1958 in the Palace Hotel on Main Street. There is a newspaper article stating she was briefly hospitalized and released.
Her death date and burial location are unknown at this time but anticipate discovery soon.
She first married Vincent Beffa 5 July 1905. They lived in Crystal, Jefferson County, Missouri. They had a servant named William Williams. They divorced May of 1912.
Her second husband was Guy Bianco. They married October of 1912. By the time of the 1920 census, they were divorced. She was listed as a boarder living in St. Louis and working as a housekeeper. Her great-niece referred to her as The Bag Lady because Hattie loved to dumpster dive. The next and last known record of her has her living in Joplin, Missouri in 1958 in the Palace Hotel on Main Street. There is a newspaper article stating she was briefly hospitalized and released.
Her death date and burial location are unknown at this time but anticipate discovery soon.
Referred to as Aunt Hattie, she was said to have been the sister of Herman F.C. Flunker. She was born about 1880 in Germany. Her immigration year is listed as 1889.
She first married Vincent Beffa 5 July 1905. They lived in Crystal, Jefferson County, Missouri. They had a servant named William Williams. They divorced May of 1912.
Her second husband was Guy Bianco. They married October of 1912. By the time of the 1920 census, they were divorced. She was listed as a boarder living in St. Louis and working as a housekeeper. Her great-niece referred to her as The Bag Lady because Hattie loved to dumpster dive. The next and last known record of her has her living in Joplin, Missouri in 1958 in the Palace Hotel on Main Street. There is a newspaper article stating she was briefly hospitalized and released.
Her death date and burial location are unknown at this time but anticipate discovery soon.
She first married Vincent Beffa 5 July 1905. They lived in Crystal, Jefferson County, Missouri. They had a servant named William Williams. They divorced May of 1912.
Her second husband was Guy Bianco. They married October of 1912. By the time of the 1920 census, they were divorced. She was listed as a boarder living in St. Louis and working as a housekeeper. Her great-niece referred to her as The Bag Lady because Hattie loved to dumpster dive. The next and last known record of her has her living in Joplin, Missouri in 1958 in the Palace Hotel on Main Street. There is a newspaper article stating she was briefly hospitalized and released.
Her death date and burial location are unknown at this time but anticipate discovery soon.
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