She married Frederick Audoun on 20 November 1889, prior to which she had been a city school teacher. They had one daughter.
At the time of her death she lived at the Woodrow Apartments on E. 30th Street, and was awaiting judicial ruling in a case concerning disposition of a gold coins trove unearthed the previous summer in the So. Eden Street cellar of her childhood home.
At the time of her death she lived at the Woodrow Apartments on E. 30th Street, and was awaiting judicial ruling in a case concerning disposition of a gold coins trove unearthed the previous summer in the So. Eden Street cellar of her childhood home.
She married Frederick Audoun on 20 November 1889, prior to which she had been a city school teacher. They had one daughter.
At the time of her death she lived at the Woodrow Apartments on E. 30th Street, and was awaiting judicial ruling in a case concerning disposition of a gold coins trove unearthed the previous summer in the So. Eden Street cellar of her childhood home.
At the time of her death she lived at the Woodrow Apartments on E. 30th Street, and was awaiting judicial ruling in a case concerning disposition of a gold coins trove unearthed the previous summer in the So. Eden Street cellar of her childhood home.
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