Kate E Zaller

Morris Benjamin suggests that she was the eldest child of Herman and Rachel Spanner.

Kate's birth name was Gitel, according to passenger manifest on the ship Rhynland to NY July 7, 1887

Information from Morris Benjamin's autobiography

Per Marion Benjamin Roth - 'Kate died as a result of having been killed by a drunken driver when the Armistace was signed following World War I'

Per Kathy Spiro (Senor) - regarding Kates passing 'Kate Zaller was mailing letters to Max and Mort (who I understand lied about his age to get into the service). Betty was with her and received a broken leg.'

Per Kathy Spiro (Senor) - '... I do know where the Zallers are buried in Mayfield - there are five plots together - the Zallers, Spanners and Uncle Max Spanner.'