Eugene was born in Philadelphia around 1850. His parents were David Faunce and Mary A Franklin. He had a brother and two sisters. His father was a glass blower. By 1870, he was living with his grandmother, his aunt, two cousins, his brother and one of his two sisters. He and his brother were employed as glass bowers. He lived in the same area as Maria P. Bates, Philadelphia, Ward 18, District 54.
Eugene and Maria met and were married about 1875. By 1880, they had two children, Mary Elizabeth Faunce and David P. Faunce. Mary was born in May 1878. She married, had children and died at the age of 58. David only lived 8 months and was buried in Palmer Cemetery in Philadelphia. At this time, the family were living at 1110 Ash Street which is located close to and north of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
While they were living on Ash Street, my grandmother, Ella May Faunce, was born on Feb 1 1882. Their second son, Eugene Walter Faunce was born in Oct 1884. He also did not live long and died on Apr 22 1885 and was buried in Bellevue Cemetery in Philadelphia.
By 1895, my great grandparents were divorced.
In 1910, Eugene Faunce was living as a border at 1245 Fletcher Street and was employed as a laborer in a stove factory. He died on Mar 18 1912 and was buried in Palmer Cemetery.
Eugene and Maria met and were married about 1875. By 1880, they had two children, Mary Elizabeth Faunce and David P. Faunce. Mary was born in May 1878. She married, had children and died at the age of 58. David only lived 8 months and was buried in Palmer Cemetery in Philadelphia. At this time, the family were living at 1110 Ash Street which is located close to and north of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
While they were living on Ash Street, my grandmother, Ella May Faunce, was born on Feb 1 1882. Their second son, Eugene Walter Faunce was born in Oct 1884. He also did not live long and died on Apr 22 1885 and was buried in Bellevue Cemetery in Philadelphia.
By 1895, my great grandparents were divorced.
In 1910, Eugene Faunce was living as a border at 1245 Fletcher Street and was employed as a laborer in a stove factory. He died on Mar 18 1912 and was buried in Palmer Cemetery.
Eugene was born in Philadelphia around 1850. His parents were David Faunce and Mary A Franklin. He had a brother and two sisters. His father was a glass blower. By 1870, he was living with his grandmother, his aunt, two cousins, his brother and one of his two sisters. He and his brother were employed as glass bowers. He lived in the same area as Maria P. Bates, Philadelphia, Ward 18, District 54.
Eugene and Maria met and were married about 1875. By 1880, they had two children, Mary Elizabeth Faunce and David P. Faunce. Mary was born in May 1878. She married, had children and died at the age of 58. David only lived 8 months and was buried in Palmer Cemetery in Philadelphia. At this time, the family were living at 1110 Ash Street which is located close to and north of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
While they were living on Ash Street, my grandmother, Ella May Faunce, was born on Feb 1 1882. Their second son, Eugene Walter Faunce was born in Oct 1884. He also did not live long and died on Apr 22 1885 and was buried in Bellevue Cemetery in Philadelphia.
By 1895, my great grandparents were divorced.
In 1910, Eugene Faunce was living as a border at 1245 Fletcher Street and was employed as a laborer in a stove factory. He died on Mar 18 1912 and was buried in Palmer Cemetery.
Eugene and Maria met and were married about 1875. By 1880, they had two children, Mary Elizabeth Faunce and David P. Faunce. Mary was born in May 1878. She married, had children and died at the age of 58. David only lived 8 months and was buried in Palmer Cemetery in Philadelphia. At this time, the family were living at 1110 Ash Street which is located close to and north of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
While they were living on Ash Street, my grandmother, Ella May Faunce, was born on Feb 1 1882. Their second son, Eugene Walter Faunce was born in Oct 1884. He also did not live long and died on Apr 22 1885 and was buried in Bellevue Cemetery in Philadelphia.
By 1895, my great grandparents were divorced.
In 1910, Eugene Faunce was living as a border at 1245 Fletcher Street and was employed as a laborer in a stove factory. He died on Mar 18 1912 and was buried in Palmer Cemetery.
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