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About Mary Rinkus
See Media Tab for Joseph Rinkus's Declaration of Intention for U.S. Citizenship, 1926, Ancestry records
See Media Tab for the Rinkus family's 1910, 1920, and 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry records
Find-a-Grave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/186025599/mary-rinkus
See Media Tab for Mary Starinskas Rinkus's Obituary from The Baltimore Evening Sun, 28 April, 1951, p. 32, newspapers.com
Note: It's very likely that Mary Starinskas Rinkus was the sister of Anthony Starinskas, though I have found no direct link. However, when Anthony arrived in the U.S., he listed Joseph Rinkevicius as a "friend" from whom he would receive some initial support. Joseph Rinkevicius (Rinkus) was married to Mary Starinnskas. Mary, Anthony Starinskas, and Joseph Rinkus are all buried in the same cemetery (Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Cemetery), and both families named their daughters "Eugenia" and "Blanche."
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Mary Rinkus's Timeline
1885 |
April 25, 1885
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Lithuania
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1907 |
August 17, 1907
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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1909 |
September 30, 1909
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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1915 |
1915
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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1951 |
April 21, 1951
Age 65
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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