Daughter of Ernst Eduard Otto Munkelwitz and Amelia Laura Rakow, 2nd wife of Charles Ellworth Budd, whom she married January 28, 1922 in Putnam, NY.

In 1910, Gladys Munkelwitz, aged 9, was living on Railroad Avenue, Islip, NY, in the home of her parents, Edmund Munkelwitz, aged 58, and Amelia Munkelwitz, aged 52, with siblings, William Munkelwitz, aged 34, Edmund Munkelwitz, aged 32, Ernest Munkelwitz, aged 29, Clarence Munkelwitz, aged 23, Annie Munkelwitz, aged 27, Edna Munkelwitz, aged 25, Harry Munkelwitz, aged 20, Walter Munkelwitz, aged 17 and Norman Munkelwitz, aged 14. Her father was shown to be a bayman.

In 1915, Gladys Munkelwitz, aged 15, was living on Railroad Avenue, Sayville, Islip, NY, in the home of her parents, Edward Munkelwitz, aged 60, an oysterman, and Amelia Munkelwitz, aged 56, with siblings, Ernest Munkelwitz, aged 35, an oysterman, Annie Munkelwitz, aged 33, Edna Munkelwitz, aged 30, Clarence Munkelwitz, aged 28, an oysterman, Harry Munkelwitz, aged 25, and Walter Munkelwitz, aged 23, clerk at a depot.

Marriage - Charles E. Budd, of Jamaica, NY, aged 33, an engineer, the son of Walter E. Budd and Fannie A. Eaton, both of the U.S., married Gladys E. Munkelwitz, aged 24, of Sayville, NY, a stenographer, the daughter of Edward E. Munkelwitz and Amelia Rakow, both of Germany, on January 28, 1922, in Southeast, Putnam, NY, by the Rev. Herbert Hazzard, Clergyman, and witnesses by Mary W. Hazzard, and Mary Louise Hazzard.

In 1930, Gladys Budd, aged 29, was living at 10 Burdette Place, Queens, NY, with her husband, Charles Budd, aged 42. Also living in the household were roomers, Charles Heib, aged 29, and Richard A. Hennessy, aged 46. Her husband was shown to be an engineer for the railroad.

(1910, 1930, US Federal Census; 1915 New York State Census; New York, County Marriage Records, 1847-1849, 1907-1936 for Gladys E. Munkelwitz, Putnam, 1905 - 1926; Gladys Budd in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014)