Plunge Kills Mrs. Gunari: Byrne and Asimov Genealogy and Family Histories

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Title	Plunge Kills Mrs. Gunari
Date	7 Jun 1937
Locality	NYTimes.com
Page	9
Periodical	New York Times
Place	New York, NY
Source Type	Newspaper
URL	https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1937/06/07/94384285.html
Source ID	S717
Text	Plunge Kills Mrs. Gunari Widow of Importer, Ill, Drops 12 Stories to East 87th Street Mrs. Mary Coles Gunari, widow of Andrew P. Gunari, who was an executive of Ralli Brothers, Ltd., importers, was killed about 10 o'clock yesterday morning when she fell or jumped from a window of her twelfth-floor apartment at 1,060 Park Avenue. She was 65 years old. Detective Martin Hayes said the fall occurred after a nurse, Alice Conway, had left the room to get a bottle of spirits of ammonia. Mrs. Gunari had been under a physician’s care for a nervous disorder. The body landed on a sidewalk near Eighty-seventh street. Mrs. Gunari is survived by a daughter from her first marriage, Mrs. Henry Clews Jr., who is in England. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Annie H. Albertson of Amityville, L.I., and Mrs. Sarah A. Draegert of Brooklyn, and a brother, John H. Coles of Little Neck. Mrs. Gunari’s first husband was Jacob W. Titus of Glen Cove. Her second husband was Isaac J. Van Amburgh. She was married to Mr. Gunari in New Canaan, Conn., on June 9, 1928. He died in 1934.
Linked to (8)	CLEWS, Henry Jr. COLES, Anne H COLES, John Hewlett COLES, Mary COLES, Sarah Amelia GUNARI, Andrew P TITUS, Jacob W Family: TITUS, Jacob W / COLES, Mary