Emilie Nunn was born 8 March 1897. At the age of three years, two months she was placed in St. Joseph’s Home, Peekskill, NY, along with her
five siblings. In 1905 and early
1910 she remained an inmate at the home. Later that year she was released to her sister,
Elizabeth Nunn Siebert, for visits.
And that is when I lost Emilie.
My cousins, grandchildren of Elizabeth, recently told me
their “Aunt Millie” aka Emilie had married several times and was living in
California. Otherwise they had
lost track of her.
This morning I found a Mildred Mohrman, born 8 March 1897;
died 13 August 1980, father’s name: Nunn.
At the time of her death Mildred was living at 92345 Hesperia, San
Bernadino, California. She was the
wife of Belden Mohrman who died 7 October 1953. Since he served in the Navy, they
are buried in the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, San Diego, California.
Belden Mohrman had been married twice before. His wife
before Mildred was Olive.
We are fairly confident that Mildred Mohrman, aka Aunt
Millie, aka Emilie Nunn is our relative.
Upon receipt of her obit we shall know for sure.
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