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Alice <I>Hardwicke</I> Frischkorn

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Alice Hardwicke Frischkorn

Birth
Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia, USA
Death
24 Dec 1953 (aged 76)
Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia, USA
Burial
Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sect:5, Lot:36, Morton Ave. (Burial: 26 Dec 1953)
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Alice 'Hardwicke' Frischkorn is the daughter of Charles Wood Hardwicke and his wife Alice 'Stratton' Hardwicke; she was also the wife of Hunter B. Frischkorn whom she married March 19, 1896 in Richmond, Virginia and the mother of Margaret, Mary, Courtney, Alice, Hunter and Charles Frischkorn.

In 1930, Alice and her husband Hunter owned a home at 3500 Camberlayne Avenue in Richmond, VA (Hunter was a very successful Merchant in Richmond.) By 1936 however, Alice was living at 1214 Confederate Ave, Richmond, VA (renamed Laburnum Park Boulevard in 2020); a home in which she is believed to have lived throughout the remainder of her life. Alice also enjoyed traveling abroad (often out of the port of New York City.)

Bio. James W. Futral Jr.
Alice 'Hardwicke' Frischkorn is the daughter of Charles Wood Hardwicke and his wife Alice 'Stratton' Hardwicke; she was also the wife of Hunter B. Frischkorn whom she married March 19, 1896 in Richmond, Virginia and the mother of Margaret, Mary, Courtney, Alice, Hunter and Charles Frischkorn.

In 1930, Alice and her husband Hunter owned a home at 3500 Camberlayne Avenue in Richmond, VA (Hunter was a very successful Merchant in Richmond.) By 1936 however, Alice was living at 1214 Confederate Ave, Richmond, VA (renamed Laburnum Park Boulevard in 2020); a home in which she is believed to have lived throughout the remainder of her life. Alice also enjoyed traveling abroad (often out of the port of New York City.)

Bio. James W. Futral Jr.

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Daughter of Charles W. & Alice Stratton Hardwicke

Gravesite Details

Wife of Hunter B. Frischkorn



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