Mary Ellen owned a candy store in Bayonne and later worked keeping house for several family members. She lived out her final years with her son John, daughter in law Nettie, and their two children John and Helen. They lived in a tri-level home in Bayonne. Mary Ellen was remembered as a very hard worker. Her daughter Elsie also lived with the family until her death.
Mary Ellen's husband, John E Meyers, unfortunately died young. Mary Ellen always would say "he was a wonderful man, that John Meyers, but he wasn't good with money". When he died, he left her with money owed to venders who serviced his Pub in Bayonne. He was known to give too much credit to folks down on their luck...
Mary Ellen owned a candy store in Bayonne and later worked keeping house for several family members. She lived out her final years with her son John, daughter in law Nettie, and their two children John and Helen. They lived in a tri-level home in Bayonne. Mary Ellen was remembered as a very hard worker. Her daughter Elsie also lived with the family until her death.
Mary Ellen's husband, John E Meyers, unfortunately died young. Mary Ellen always would say "he was a wonderful man, that John Meyers, but he wasn't good with money". When he died, he left her with money owed to venders who serviced his Pub in Bayonne. He was known to give too much credit to folks down on their luck...
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