Earl, J. In 1869 Catharine Henrietta Marx, Mary Caroline Marx and Emma Julia Marx, three unmarried sisters, were residing together in the city of Hew York as one household. Mary was about fifty years old, Catharine somewhat older, and Emma a few years younger. Their property consisted mostly of real estate, which they owned as tenants in common, and from which they received an annual…
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