Alice Taylor Shoenberger

1844–1928 (age 84)

Biography

Alice Taylor Shoenberger, born in 1844 and passing in 1928, represents the strength of women whose lives bridged two centuries of dynamic change; the record may not note her occupation, yet her life story still resonates through the care she bestowed on family and friends.

She rests now at Green-Wood Cemetery, where the peaceful setting offers solace to those who seek to honor her memory and the gentle steadiness she provided throughout her lifetime.

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