Her actual stone reads: Anna Kunzer 1879-1944. Documents show various different dates of birth, but they mostly range from 1868-1875. She came to America in about 1889-1890. She married Albert Kunzer in Rush City, Chisago Co., Minnesota on Dec 30, 1891. There are 11 known children (she is said to have had 13): John, Agnes, Frank, Anton, Julia, Martha, Albert, Willie, Amanda, Frances and Annie. There are 3 sets of twins: Julia & Martha, Albert & Willie and Amanda & Frances.
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There is one child not linked below: Annie Kunzer Feb 9, 1909 - Feb 13, 1909. She died in North Branch Twp., Isanti Co., MN. She's buried in North Branch, Chisago Co. MN., and likely in St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery. Her exact burial place is unknown.
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North Branch Review
North Branch, Chisago, Minnesota
July 27, 1944

Mrs. Ann Kunza Called By Death: Rites Today

Funeral mass will be conducted this morning, Thursday, at St. Gregory Church at 10 o'clock for Mrs. Anna Kunza who passed away Saturday, July 22, at the Ancker hospital in St. Paul. Death came as a result of a heart attack.

Mrs. Kunza had been living with her daughter in St. Paul for some time. She was born in Eastern Germany and came to America in 1890. She was married to the late Albert Kunza and the couple made their home in the Weber vicinity. She was the mother of thirteen children, who survive. She is also mourned by one sister, Mrs. Anton Kunza of Isanti.

Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery here.
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The Isanti News
Isanti County, Minnesota
August 3, 1944

After the funeral services for Mrs. Ann Kunzer on Thursday the following were guests at the Anton Krysinski home: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson and daughters of Stacy, Mrs. Willie Fischer, Lawrence Fischer, Mrs. F. Waldorff, and Mrs. Andrew Posher all of New Brighton, Mrs. Albert Budry and Mr. and Mrs. George Weber and family all of St. Paul, and Helen Krysinski of St Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peterson and family of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Norman

Wednesday visitors at Krysinski's were Mrs. Lewis Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kunzer of Hibbing.