Chicago
Tribune Mon Nov 17, 1948 COYNE - MRS. FREDERICK COYNE
Services for Mrs. Pauline Niehaus Coyne, 82, of 4857 N. Talman
av., who died Sunday in her home, will be held at 3 p.m. today
in the chapel at 5200 N. Western Ave. Mrs. Coyne was the wife
of Frederick E. Coyne, Chicago postmaster
from 1901 to 1905 and collector of internal revenue at Chicago
from 1897 to 1901. She was born in Indiana and came to Chicago
with her
parents shortly before the Chicago fire of 1871, which destroyed
their home. Surviving are her husband; three sons, Mason,
Richard T., and Col.
Frederick E. Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Edna C. Vance. Copyright 1948, Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Tribune Mon Nov 17, 1948 COYNE - Pauline Coyne, nee Niehaus, beloved and devoted
wife of Frederick, loving
mother of Frederick Jr., Mrs. Edna Vance,
Mason, Richard,
the late Pauline and Mrs. Jeannette
Dun, dear sister of Joseph B. Niehaus, Mrs. Anna Mason and
the late Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, dear grandmother of nine grandchildren
and great-grandmother of one greatgrandchild. Service Wednesday,
Nov. 17, 3 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner
of Foster. Interment private. Copyright 1948, Chicago
Tribune
Chicago
Tribune Mon Nov 16, 1948
COYNE - Pauline Coyne,
nee Niehaus beloved and devoted wife of
Frederick, loving
mother of Frederick Jr., Mrs. Edna Vance,
Mason, Richard,
the late Pauline and Mrs. Jeannette
Dun, dear sister of Joseph B. Niehaus, Mrs. Anna Mason and
the late Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, dear grandmother of nine grandchildren
and great-grandmother of one greatgrandchild. Services Wednesday,
Nov. 17 3 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner
of Foster. Interment private. Copyright 1948, Chicago Tribune
