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| 5301 | from "The San Jose Mercury News", 7 Mar 1926 (newsbank.com) PALO ALTO (Mayfield District), March 6 - George W. Cunningham, who has made his home with Captain and Mrs. C.C. Titchworth for the past 14 years, died suddenly Thursday night from what was thought to be an acute attack of indigestion. Cunningham was a native of San Francisco and leaves one sister, Mrs. C.A. Muller of Berkeley. He was 47 years old. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Cunningham was favorably known in this vicinity. | Cunningham, George Washington (I13794)
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| 5302 | from "The San Luis Obispo Daily Telegram", 4 May 1923 HARRY L. KENYON DIES HERE FOLLOWING LINGERING ILLNESS Harry L. Kenyon, a resident of this city for the last 13 years. died at his home at 1716 Osos street, at 10:30 last night following an illness of about five years. The services will be held at the Catholic Mission tomorrow at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, and the remains will be shipped to San Jose early Sunday morning ofr interment in the Oak Hill cemetery in that city. Deceased was 63 years old and a native of Oswego county, New York. He resided with his wife in San Jose for many years prior to taking up his residence in this city. About 13 years ago, the deceased came to San Luis Obispo and purchased the restaurant near the Southern Pacific dept, know as the Axtell Grill, which he conducted until failing health compelled him to retire three years ago. The last Mr. Kenyon is survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia M. Kenyon, and an uncle, Charles Kenyon of San Jose. | Kenyon, Harry L (I5906)
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| 5303 | from "The San Luis Obispo Daily Telegram", 5 Apr 1938 Services for Mrs. Kenyon In San Jose Recitation of the rosary was held for Mrs. Virginia M. Kenyon, Monday at 8 p.m. o'clock at the R.F. Richardson Funeral Home after which the remains were forwarded to San Jose, where recitation of the rosary will be held this Tuesday at the Higgins Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at St. Mary's Catholic church, San Jose, Wednesday morning, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of he soul commencing at 10 a.m., with Rev. Gr. Bush as celebrant. Interment will be made in the family plt in the San Jose Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Kenyon died in this city Monday morning follow an illness of some months. She was a member of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, having been born in San Jose. She had been a resident of this city for the past 25 years and leaves many friends to mourn her death. Two brothers and one sister survive, Mrs. Catherine E. Richard and L.E. Brown of San Jose and Peter John Brown of San Francisco. | Brown, Virginia Mary (I1278)
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| 5304 | from "The San Luis Obispo Tribune", 27 Sep 2011 (genealogybank.com) COPLIN-- Arthur Coplin, 86, of Arroyo Grande died Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011. Arrangements are under the direction of Lady Family Mortuary and Crematory in Arroyo Grande. | Coplin, Arthur Barnabas (I9885)
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| 5305 | from "The San Rafael Daily Independent Journal", 3 Aug 1960 (newspapers.com) Funeral services for Joseph P. Bowman, a resident of San Raphael's Loch Lomond, were held today at the Chapel of the Hills Mortuary in San Anselmo. Bowman, 59, died in a San Francisco hospital Monday after a long illness. He lived with his wife, Mrs. Dorothy E. Baumann at 66 Manderly Road. The couple owned and operated a mail order importing business called Bowman's. Bowman was a native of Illinois. He grew up in Platteville, Wis. In 1948, Bauman moved to McAllen Tex., where he lived until 1953 when he came to San Francisco. Two years ago he and his wife moved to Loch Lomond. He is survived by his wife. Burial was in the Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael. | Bowman, Joseph Pierce (I6047)
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| 5306 | from "The San Rafael Daily Independent Journal", 7 May 1963 (newspapers.com) LATHROP - In San Francisco, Mary 5, 1963, Leland Stanford Lathrop, beloved husband of Helen Mitchell Lathrop, loving father of Leland Stanford Lathrop, Jr., devoted nephew of the late Mrs. Leland Stanford, loving uncle of Mrs. Mary Helen Kirchner, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Mrs. Sevelle von Haffton, San Francisco, Mrs Barbara Hardin Stickney, Los Altos, and Mrs. Jane Ann Clement, Kauai, Hawaii. A member of the Commonwealth Club and Sons of the American Revolution, age 92 years. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 7, at St Luke's Church, Van Ness Avenue at Clay, San Francisco. Memorial offerings to your favorite charity are preferred. Gray's Divisadero Street at Post, San Francisco. | Lathrop, Leland Stanford (I4487)
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| 5307 | from "The San Raphael Independent Journal", 1 Mar 1969 (newspapers.com) Leland S. Lathrop Jr. of 331 Golden Gate Avenue, Belvedere, died yesterday in a San Francisco convalescent hospital after a long illness. Lathrop was the son of one of Belvedere’s first residents, Leland S. Lathrop, who served as mayor of the city for many years. Lathrop had been with Bank of America but retired many years ago. He had lived in Belvedere most of his life. He is survived by his wife, Mary Davis Lathrop. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at N. Gray and Co., San Francisco. Memorial contributions may be made to the Society of Helpers, San Francisco or to the donors favorite charity. | Lathrop, Leland Stanford (I4488)
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| 5308 | from "The Sandusky Register", 23 Sep 1889 (newspapers.com) Steve Hill formerly of Sandusky is proprietor of Hill's European hotel, in Toledo, where he is keeping a good house and making money. His hotel is located only one block form the Union depot. corner of Knapp and Wade street. | Hill, Stephen N (I1441)
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| 5309 | from "The Santa Ana Register", 13 Aug 1918 (newspapers.com) MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert C Dellenbaugh, 35, and Celia M. Tyler, both of Los Angeles | Family: Robert Charles Dellenbaugh / Celia Tyler (F885)
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| 5310 | from "The Santa Clarita Signal", 7 Jan 1954 (newspapers.com) GAS BLAST FATAL TO ART PERKINS Jr. Arthur B. Perkins, oldes son of Mr. and MRs. A/B. Perkins was killed Sunday noon by an explosion of fire damp gas in a shallow well which he was cleaning out on his cattle ranch near Durango, Colorado. His wife, Mrs. Maxine Prager Perkins, made a heroic attempt to get him out of the well, was herself overcome by the extremely toxic gas, and was taken to a Durango hospital in a very serious condition. The stricken parents at home here, know only such details of the tragic affair as they were able to glean by long distance telephone calls to Durango. The remains were to be brought back to Newhall by a brother, Valentine, following funeral services in the Colorado city, either Wednesday or Thursday of this week. The accident was a strange one. The area in which the ranch is located is a coal bearing section, but it is considered remarkable that the dreaded fire damp, or methane gas should accumulate in a comparatively shallow well, such as the one on which young Perkins was working. The deadly, inflammable gas was touched off either by a spark from the motor of the well pump, or possibly by the lighting of a cigarette by the victim. Exact particulars of the fatality awaited the arrival of the brother. WIFE TRIED TO RESCUE It was not know at first whether young Perkins was down in the well or close to the top when the explosion took place. His wife and father-in-law were in the the ranch house at the time. They rushed out and saw no sign of him. Mrs. Perkins apparently realized that he was in the well and climbed down after him. She in tunr had to be rescued by her father. Arthur B. Perkins Jr., was born May 4, 1918, in Los Angeles. He attended Newhall Grammar School, San Fernando High School, A.V. Junior College, California Polytech and Los Angeles City College. Previous to World War II he assited his father in the operation of the the Newhall Water Co., and wa a leading spirit in the formation of a Junior Chamber of Commerce. HELPED REVIVE REDEO It was Art Junior's idea to try and revive the Saugus Rodeos. long a nationally know sports spectacle, but discontinued in 1937 after disastrous floods made the stadium unusable. The idea caught on, an incorporated body was organized by Attorney Arthur C. Miller, and a very fine rodeo was put on in the flats of Placerita Canyon in 1939. In 1943 young Arthur served with the U.S. Army. In December of 1945 he was united in marriage with Miss Maxine Prager, the ceremony being performed by Rev. John Christensen in Community Church. Three years ago the young couple acquired a cattle ranch near Durango, and had lived there since. MADE MANY FRIENDS Of cheerful. friendly, energetic nature, young Art, as he was familiarly known, made a friend of everyone he knew. He was ever in the forefront of constructive activities and gave freely of his time and efforts to any worthy cause. He was a sort of spark plug in the friendly, busy community life of pre-war Newhall, and his departure created a vacancy noted by all. Left to mourn are his parents, his brother Valentine, who lives in Detroit, and his brother Richard, now at the family home after completing a term of military service in Korea. In addition to the immediate family, every young person in the area of his age, who know him, experienced a deep sense of personal loss. The family request that no flowers be sent. Anyone wishing to do so, may sen da contribution to any organization, hospital, or institution engaged in philanthropic work. | Perkins, Arthur B (I21681)
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| 5311 | from "The Santa Cruz Evening News", 4 Jun 1917 GARLINDER-HANSEN - At the Holy Cross Church, Santa Cruz, June 2, by the Rev. Father Fisher, Thomas J. Garlinger of San Jose and Emelyn Hansen of Salinas. | Family: Marshall Thomas Joseph Garlinger / Alice Emelyn Hansen (F5153)
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| 5312 | from "The Santa Cruz Sentinel", 20 Jan 1943 (newspapers.com) Mrs. Emily Woods, mother of MRs. Gilpin of Felton, passed away in Santa Cruz January 20. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Wessendorf Mortuary. | Philips, Emily Jane (I4065)
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| 5313 | from "The Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel", 27 Nov 1880 (newspapers.com) The other day we mentioned the death of a lady, dying at Belmont at the advanced age of 95. Since that notice Mr. Cunningham, father of Richard Cunningham, the popular landlord of the San Bruno Hotel, San Bruno and Belmont both being in San Mateo Co. died at aged 95 years. | Cunningham, Peter (I1250)
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| 5314 | from "The Santa Rosa Press Democrat", 17 Oct 1958 (newspapers.com) JENNER - Leonard E. Hatheway, 55-year-old Sacramento resident, died of a heart attack yesterday at the Jenner resort where he and his wife had been vacationing for four days. | Hatheway, Leonard Elbridge (I12688)
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| 5315 | from "The Santa Rosa Press Democrat", 2 Apr 1959 (newspapers.com) SONOMA - Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow for Elbridge L. Hatheway, 81, a retired Sonoma State Hospital employee, who died Tuesday at a Sonoma hospital. Mr. Hatheway lived at 17361 Buena Vista Ave. He was a native of California. Surviving are his wife, Josephine, of Sonoma, and a brother, Valentine Hatheway, of Hayward. Services will be held at Mission Chapel Mortuary followed by a requiem mass at 10 a.m. at St. Francis Solano Church. Burial will be in Tulocay Cemetery, Napa. | Hatheway, Elbridge Lawton (I366)
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| 5316 | from "The Sarasota Herald-Tribune", 1 Nov 2007 Louise Emerson Francke, a former editor of Times Talk, the house organ of The New York Times, died on Oct. 3, 2007, at her home in Sarasota, Fla. She was 80 years old. She died of old age, a friend said. Mrs. Francke became editor of Times Talk in 1988, before which she was an advertising promotion group manager and promotion copywriter with The Times. Mrs. Francke joined The New York Times in 1959 and retired in 1991. After retirement, she spent time traveling in Asia, Africa and Europe. She pursued nature photography as a serious amateur, sold numerous photographs for publication and won awards in local photography competitions. Mrs. Francke was married to Lloyd Francke, director of information services at The Times. Mr. Francke died in 1988. | Emerson, Charlotte Louise (I5274)
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| 5317 | from "The Saratoga Sentinel", 1 Aug 1821 (genealogybank.com) By virtue of an execution, to me directed and delivered, against the good and chattels, land and tenements of Jared Palmer, Joseph Palmer, jun, and David Palmer, I shall expose to publick sale, at Clark's Inn, in Ballston-Spa, on the 31st day of August next, at 1 o'oclock P.M. all the right and title of the said Jared, Joseph and David, to the following lost of land, lying the town of Hadley, in the county of Saratoga, and bounded as follows, viz. On the east by the Hudson River, on the south by Charles Stewart, on the west by David Lawson, and on the north by Joel Dayton, containing one hundred and sixty-four acres, more or less. Dated July 17, 1821. John R. Mott, Sheriff. Elihu Rue, Deputy. | Family: Joseph Palmer / Eunice (F102)
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| 5318 | from "The Saratoga Sentinel", 17 Jan 1837 (genealogybank.com) DIED In Northumberland, very suddenly, on the 11th inst. Mr. William Coplin, aged 53. William Coplin died intestate in Northumberland, Saratoga, NY. Papers filed 2 Feb 1837 with Esther Coplin adminstratrix and David J Milligan administor. | Coplin, William (I5462)
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| 5319 | from "The Saratoga Sentinel", 18 Mar 1834 (genealogybank.com) DIED, On the 10th inst., in Northumberand, Mrs. Eunice, mother of Nicholas Palmer. aged 97. | Eunice (I389)
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| 5320 | from "The Saratoga Springs Daily Saratogian", 10 Apr 1886 (fultonhistory.com) Ira Palmer, a venerable resident of Fortsville, died at his home yesterday of dropsy, aged seventy-four years. He was a brother of Jason Palmer, and an uncle of Marvin Palmer and Mrs. T.S. Coolidge of Glen's Falls. | Palmer, Ira (I994)
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| 5321 | from "The Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian", 14 Jun 1929 (fultonhistory.com) Justice of the Peace Hubert D. Palmer of Fortsville, a member of the town board of Moreau, died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning in Glens Falls hospital where he has been receiving treatment for pneumonia. Justice Palmer had been ill at his home in Fortsville for about a week and was taken to the hospital Tuesday. Mr. Palmer is survived only by an uncle, Elmer Palmer, who resides at Palmer's Ridge, near Fortsville; and by four cousins. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon from the Fortsville Methodist Episcopal church and burial will be in the Gansevoort cemetery. The Rev. H.C. Cussler will officiate. | Palmer, Hubert Durham (I1287)
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| 5322 | from "The Saratoga Springs Saratogian", 1 Apr 1915 (fultonhistory.com) Helen J. Burrows, wife of the late Fort Palmer, died this morning at 10:30 o'clock aged seventy-three years and nine months, at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Fred W. Wells, 30 Woodlawn avenue. She is survived by one half-sister, Mrs. Walter L. Jacobie, of Buffalo; two nieces, Mrs. Mary L. von Kramer, and Mrs. Flora F. Wells, of Saratoga Springs, also two nephews, Burton A. Burrows and Charles W. Jacobie, of Glens Falls. Prayer will be said at the house Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Funeral services will be held at the First M.E. church at 3 p.m. | Burrows, Helen J (I1307)
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| 5323 | from "The Saratoga Springs Saratogian", 20 Sep 1932 (fultonhistory.com) Cora M. Winchester, wife of Captain W.S. Winchester, formerly of Saratoga Springs, died yesterday at her late residence, Bon Air Villa, Burrstone road, New Hartford, N.Y. Mrs. Winchester was the daughter of Nicholas and Jane A. Jacobie, and once resided in Corinth. Funeral services will be held at her late home in New Hartford and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow and at the family burial plot at Griswold cemetery at Fortsvelle, about 3:30 p.m. Friends are invited. Her husband and several cousins survive. from "The Utica Observer-Dispatch", 21 Sep 1932 (fultonhistory.com) The funeral of Mrs. Cora Jacobie Winchester was held at her home, Burrstone Road, this morning at 10:30. The Rev. F.W. [unreadable] officiated. Members of the family acted as bearers. Among the floral [unreadable] were pieces from the New Century Club, the Evening [unreadable] friends in the White Building and the faculty of New York Mills High School. Interment was at Fortsville, N.Y. | Jacobie, Cora M (I1291)
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| 5324 | from "The Saratoga Springs Saratogian", 9 Oct 1928 (fultonhistory.com) Jane E. Palmer, for a number of years a resident of the county farm, died here yesterday afternoon. She was born in the town of Moreau 80 years ago. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the Bortle funeral parlors, 130 Circular street. Burial will be in the Maplewood cemetery. | Palmer, Jane Elizabeth (I1152)
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| 5325 | from "The Saratogian" 22 Nov 1947 (fultonhistory.com) Elmer Palmer of Fortsville died at his home yesterday at 4:45 p.m. after an illness of several months. A daughter, Miss Leone Palmer of Fortville, and several cousins survive. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Carleton Funeral Home, 68 Main, Hudson Falls. The Rev. George Robinson, pastor of the S. Glens Falls Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be int he Gansevoort Cemetery. | Palmer, Elmer H. (I1163)
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| 5326 | from "The Saratogian" 31 Mar 1915 (fultonhistory.com) Palmer Estate By the terms of the will of Augustus B. Palmer, late of the Town of Moreau, which has been admitted to probate, the farm and all its equipment on which Mr. Palmer resided, is left to his brother, Ervin Palmer. The value of the estate is estimated at $7,500 in personal property, and $4,500 in real estate, according to the provisions of the will, $2,000 will go to Sara E. Palmer, wife of Ervin Palmer, at her husband's death; $2,000 is left to William C. Sherman, the executor, in trust for Saddie Palmer, a neice; Nellie Albright and Bessie Kendall, nieces, will receive $500 each; $200 each to Cora M. Winchester and Maggie S. Mead, nieces; and $200 is left to each of the six children of his dead sister, Mary E. Van Allen. | Palmer, Augustus B (I1145)
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| 5327 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Ernest Henry Palmer / Louise Finch (F4409)
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| 5328 | from "The Saratogian", 10 Nov 1916 (fultonhistory.com) Truman Palmer, aged seventy, a well known farmer, died yesterday at his residence in Fortsville, town of Moreau. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. | Palmer, Truman W (I1162)
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| 5329 | from "The Saratogian", 17 Dec 1923 (fultonhistory.com) HOW LONG HAVE YOU HELD DOWN YOUR POSITION? Corinth, Dec. 15.- (From time to time The Saratogian will publish stories of Corinth residents who have been active in one position for a period of over fifteen years. The following is a short sketch of the business experience of a William H. Mead.) A period of thirty-five years in the grocery and drygoods business ins the experience of wWilliam H. Mead, proprietor of the Palmer stores in Palmer avenue. In 1886, Mr Mead came to Palmer from Saratoga Springs and purchased a grocery store in lower Palmer avenue which he conducted for over twenty years. After selling the grocery establishment to H.B. Hall, Mr. Mead bought the two buildings in Palmer avenue owned by Mrs. J.H. Jacobie and then began his career as a drygoods merchant. The buildings, which are in the same location, have been carrying a line of drygoods for the past fifteen year under the management of Mr. Mead, and while the one on the east side deals in men's furnishings, the one on the west side handles a line of ladies' and children's wearing apparel. Since Mr. Mead took over the management of the Palmer stores in 1908, and for many years previous there has been a United states post office in the building on the west side. Mr. Mead, despite his age, is still very active in sports. He loves horse racing, delights in hunting, and is well known in this vicinity for raising blue tick hounds. Several years ago, Mr. Mead purchsed "Black Prince,: from stables at Valleys Falls and in a comparatively short time, the horse was one of the fastest in the north section of the county. "Black Prince" was entered in four $1,000 stake races in Eastern Pennsylvania and several events in New Jersey. Mr. Mead is still active along the hourse racing line and is owner of "Blitta," probably the fastest pacer in Corinth. At present, "Blitta" is preparting for ice racing during the coming winter months. | Mead, William H (I1300)
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| 5330 | from "The Saratogian", 2 Apr 1927 (fultonhistory.com) MRS. ADELINE PALMER Mrs. Adeline Palmer, 77, mother of Justice of the Peace, Hubert Palmer of Moreau, died at 1:30 this morning at her home in Fortsville. She had been ill for one week of pneumonia. | Durham, Adeline (I1286)
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| 5331 | from "The Saratogian", 2 Jun 1930 (fultonhistory.com) EX-FIRE CHIEF DROPS DEAD AT S. GLENS FALLS BERNARD PALMER STRICKEN IN HIS STORE - FUNERAL TOMORROW. GLENS FALLS, June 2 - Bernard Palmer, 31, well known resident of South Glens Falls and former chief of the village fire department, dropped dead about 9:30 o'clock Saturday night in his cigar store in Main street, South Glens Falls. Nr. Palmer has complained of being ill for some time, saying that he suffered from stomach trouble. Mr. Palmer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Palmer, who survive, was a popular member of the Glen Hose company, holding the post of second assistant chief at the time of his death. In 1926 Mr. Palmer was elected chief of the village department. Beside his parents, Mr. Palmer is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, four daughters, Gladys, Frances, Iva Jane and Ruth Marie; and one son, Clement. One sister, Miss Marguerite Palmer, also survives. Members of the hose company will conduct rutuals at the home at 7 o'clock this evening. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at the late home, 43 Hudson street, by the Rev. J.J. Prudon, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be in Southside cemetery. | Palmer, Bernard Roland (I10525)
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| 5332 | from "The Saratogian", 2 Mar 1925 (fultonhistory.com) MRS. WALTER OVITT Mrs. Walter Ovitt, a well known resident of Fortsville, died at her late residence yesterday morning. Mrs. Ovitt's survivors are her husband; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Palmer; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Abrecht of Hornell; and Mrs. Bessie Kendall of Glens Falls. The funeral will take place at the late home Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Rev. G.W. Swart of Fort Edward will officiate. The body will be placed in the vault in Greenridge cemetery, this city. | Palmer, Sarah A “Sadie” (I1295)
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| 5333 | from "The Saratogian", 2 Sep 1921 (fultonhistory.com) Word has been received from Denver, Colo., of the marriage in that city of Miss Ruby Coates of Moreau to Stewart A. Van Deusen of Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Van Deusen will reside in Wyoming where Mr. Van Deusen is engaged in the lumbering and cattle business. | Family: Stewart Algernon Van Deusen / Ruby A Coates (F3187)
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| 5334 | from "The Saratogian", 21 May 1928 (fultonhistory.com) Sarah Elizabeth Sherman, wife of Ervin Palmer died today at her home on Fortsville. Mrs. Palmer was born in Wilton, October 4, 1851, the daughter of Gideon Sherman and Sarah P. Clark. On December 8th, 1875 she married Ervin Palmer of Fortsville and most of her life was spent in Saratoga County, a large part being spent in Saratoga Springs. Her survivors are Mrs. Helen G. Albrecht, of Fortsville, Mrs. H.B. Kendall of Glens Falls, two granddaughters, married and one great grandson, living in Wyoming and two grandsons of Glens Falls. Mrs. Palmer was well known and greatly loved in both home and church circles. In December, 1925 she celebrated her golden anniversary at which time her many friends expressed their esteem. From that time her health had been failing steadily and for the past three weeks she has been confined to her bed. Funeral services will be held at her late residence on Wednesday, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Swarts, former pastor at Fortsville will officiate. Burial well be in Greenridge cemetery, Saratoga Springs. | Sherman, Sarah Elizabeth (I1293)
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| 5335 | from "The Saratogian", 25 Feb 1915 (fultonhistory.com) NICHOLAS PALMER DEAD Was Well Known Resident of the Town of Moreau Nicholas Palmer, one of the oldest residents of the town of Moreau, died Tuesday morning at the old Palmer homestead, where he had always lived. He never married, but made his home with an aged maiden sister, Jane Palmer. A few days ago the sister was examined as to her competency in managing her affairs. The jury decided that she was entirely competent to look after her business, as well as that of her brother. Mr. Palmer was seventy-two years old. A short time ago he became ill of pneumonia. For a number of years he and his sister had had the idea that their farm property was ideally situated for a public park, although it was several miles below South Glens Falls and about fifteen miles north of this village. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. | Palmer, Nicholas (I1151)
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| 5336 | from "The Saratogian", 30 Sept 1931 FORTSVILLE MAN KILLED BY AUTO AT NEVERVILLE Body of Ervin Palmer, 81, To Be Brought To Saratoga For Funeral Ervin Palmer, 81, a well-known resident of Fortsville, was struck by a car and instantly killed while walking along the state highway at Niverville near Kinderhook, last night. He had been visiting his nephew, Ira Van Allen, of Niverville. Mr. Palmer was born in the town of Moreau, May 5, 1850, and had been a lifelong resident of that vicinity. He is survived by two daughter, Mrs. Helen Albright, of Fortsville, and Mrs. Harry Kendall, of Glens Falls, and four grandchildren. The body will be brought to Saratoga Springs tomorrow. Funeral services will be conducted at the Kark Funeral Home, Friday afternoon at 1:30 o;clock. The Rev. George Swarts of Cohoes will officiate. Burial will be in Greenridge cemetery. | Palmer, Ervin (I1148)
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| 5337 | from "The Saratogian", 5 June 1926 (fultonhistory.com) Word was received in Corinth yesterday of the serious illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Winchester, near Utica, of Mrs. Jennie Jacobie, formerly of Palmer. Mrs. Jacobie was for 26 years postmistress at the Palmer post office and also conducted a dry goods business in the building where the post office was formerly located at the corner of Palmer avenue and Sixth street. Her many friends in Corinth hope for her speedy recovery. | Palmer, Jane Ann “Jennie” (I1146)
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| 5338 | from "The Saratogian", 7 Oct 1921 (fultonhistory.com) Fortsville, Oct. 7- A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Palmer Wednesday when their youngest daughter, Sadie, was united in marriate to Walter Ovitt. The wedding guest included: Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Kendall of Glens Falls and Mrs. H.G. Albrecht, sisters to the bride, and Mrs. H.L. Bert of Schenectady, a cousin. | Family: Walter Ovitt / Sarah A “Sadie” Palmer (F3696)
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| 5339 | from "The Saturday Morning Transcript:. 30 Mar 1839 DEATHS: At Charlestown, yesterday morning, Mrs. Margaret Leman, wife of Mr. Daniel Leman, 67. | Leman, Daniel (I16614)
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| 5340 | from "The Sausalito News", 14 Mar 1930 (cdnc.com) MANY LOCAL FRIENDS MOURN PASSING OF MRS. J.R. HANIFY Sausalito friends were saddened to learn of the death of Mrs. Martha Fitzmaurice Hanify in San Francisco last Friday and many attended the funeral on Monday from St. Mary's Cathedral where, eight years ago, similar services were conducted for her husband, John R. Hanify, lumber and shipping man, who was drowned in a yachting accident. Mrs. Hanify, who was 71 years of age, had been in failing health for some time. She was a member of the pioneer Fitzmaurice family of Vallejo, where she was born. It was through her philanthropic work that she made countless friends in Sausalito and the bay region. The Hanify home here, up to ten years ago, and later on Vallejo street in San Francisco, was the scene of many social activities. Mrs. Hanify was a frequent visitor to Sausalito after giving up her residence here. She knew no creed or race when it came to dispensing charity. Whenever she heard of a family that was in need she was the first to see that their wants were provided for "She exemplified the spirit of true Christian charity," was the way one of her friends here described Mrs. Hanify. Charitable bequests were included in her will, disposing of a half million dollars estate, filed in San Francisco after the funeral On Monday. Twenty-five individuals and seven charitable institutions will share the estate. The will, dated June 10, 1923, left the bulk of the estate to a niece, Eugenie Brady, 120 Alton avenue, and E. J. Brown, a nephew, 43S Lawton street, San Francisco. Both will receive $25,000 in cash. Eugenie Brady will get the home, personal property and bonds in the Women's Athletic Club, as well as a one-third interest in the estate. Brown gets one-third of the estate and one-half interest in the Hanify property at Huron, Cal. John L. Reed, executor of the will, who is vice president of the J. R. Hanify Company, will have an option on 5000 shares in the company at -20 per share; William C. Ball, salesmanager of the company, will be allowed 500 shares at an equal sum. Among other bequests Eileen Brady, Martha Brady and Charlotte Brown, grand nieces, receive $20,000 each. Lucinda Hanify, 2626 Green street, gets $lO,OOO. and John Maher, 2380 Jackson street, receives an equal amount. The will bequeaths $25,000 to Archbishop Edward J. Hanna for educational purposes. The Sisters of St. Mary?s Help Hospital receive $5OOO, and the St. Francis League will benefit to the extent of $2OOO. Jewish charitable institutions are willed $2500 among other bequests. Mrs. Tom Han, a Chinese servant, was willed $5OO. Twelve children of distant relatives will get $25 each next Christmas. | Fitzmaurice, Martha (I1721)
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| 5341 | from "The Scaramento Bee", 28 May 1964 (newspapers.com) YOLO, Yolo Co. - Major L. Baker, a resident of Yolo County since 1912, died today in his home. He had observed his 91st birthday anniversary Tuesday. Funeral plans are pending in the Kraft Brothers Chapel in Woodland, Yolo County. Baker was a native of Michigan. He worked many years for the Southern Pacific Company in farmed east of here. His wife, Bertha, died in 1959. Survivors include a sister-in-law, Lois Baker of Yolo, and a number of nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Perry Mich., and the Knights Templar Commandery in Auburn, Placer County, and the Ben Ali Shrine Temple in Sacramento. | Baker, Major Larkin (I15463)
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| 5342 | from "The Schenectany Gazette", 11 Jan 1917 (fultonhistory.com) Sheriff's Jury Decides Case of Miss Jane Palmer SARATOGA SPRINGS, Jan. 19, - A Sheriff's jury before Judge Charles Andrews as commissioner has adjudged Miss Jane Palmer, of Moreau, incompetent to manage her own affairs. An application will be made to Count Judge George E. Salisbury for the appointment of a committee of her person and estate. Miss Palmer, who is 69 years old, owns a farm in the town of Moreau. She has lived alone since her brother, Nicholas Palmer, died several years ago. A year ago Miss Palmer fell and fractured her hop and since that time has had great difficulty in getting around. Much testimony was introduced, including that of physicians and experts, Drs. A Sherman Downs, Earl H. King and Richard H. McCarty were sown for the petitioners and stated that in their opinion Miss Palmer is suffering from senile dementia and is unable to mange her affairs. Dr. Albert Warren Ferris, called on behalf of Miss Palmer, said that she was mentally competent, but physically incompetent. On cross-examination, after various acts of Miss Palmer had been recited, Dr. Ferris admitted that under those conditions she would be not be competent. Dr. H.A. Haright was sworn and testified that in his opinion she was competent mentally. | Palmer, Jane Elizabeth (I1152)
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| 5343 | from "The Seattle Daily Times, 1 Jun 1921 (genealogybank.com) Mrs. Mary Ely Phelps, a pioneer resident of Seattle and a prominent figure in patriotic organizations, was buried yesterday. The funeral services were held at the family home, 501 Olympic Place. Mrs. Phelps came to Seattle in 1889 and up the the time of her death was constantly in touch with the work of the Lady Sterling Chapter, D.A.R., of which she was organizer and first regent; and the Washington Chapter of Sons and Daughters of Pilgrims. Mrs. Phelps is survived by five daughters, Mrs. A.W. Coldwell of San Francisco; Mrs. James A. Moore, formerly of this city; Mrs. Ira Bronson, Mrs. Mrs. M.R. Wood and Miss Bonnie Phelps of Seattle, and 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. | Perkins, Mary Ely (I17005)
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| 5344 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 21 May 1973 (genealogybank.com) Markley, Velma Margaret 1400 E. Mercer St. Apt. No. 4. Survived by husband, Harry E., Seattle. No services at her own request. Cremation. Butterworth Family Mortuary. | Velma Margaret (I25747)
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| 5345 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 23 Jan 1945 (genealogybank.com) BAKER - Alice T., 6333 Woodlawn Ave., aged 73 years, beloved sister of Mrs Nida B. French, aunt of Eleanor Doll, San Francisco, and Howard B. Doll, Los Angeles. Services Wednesday, 5 p.m., Green Lake Funeral Home. | Baker, Alice Tupper (I14743)
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| 5346 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 25 Jul 1944 (genealogybank.com) COWLING - Maude Vivian of Kirkland, aged 66. Beloved wife of William; sister of Garrett S. Fitzmaurice, Prescott, Ariz., and Clarence Fitzmaurice. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. from Green's Funeral Home, Kirkland. | Fitzmaurice, Maude Vivian (I13577)
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| 5347 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 27 Dec 1972 (genealogybank.com) Baker, Warren D. of Rocky Point, Oregon. Husband of Lillian; father of Mrs. Barbara Poulshock, Bellevue; Mrs. Donna Morris, Edmonds; brother of Mrs. Dorothy Temple, Temple City, Calif. Five grandchildren. Masonic funeral services Thursday, 3 p.m. | Baker, Warren D (I15436)
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| 5348 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 29 Oct 1921 (genealogybank.com) Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. Baker, 85 years old, who died of apoplexy at 6633 Woodlawn Ave. on October 27 were held in the chapel of the Rafferty Undertaking Company at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The body was cremated. Mrs. Baker was survived by four daughters, Miss Nanna H. Baker, Miss Alice T. Baker and Mrs. Howard Bell of Seattle and Mrs. Louis P. French of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Baker's mother was Anna B. Fulton, a relative of Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, and was one of the members of the Fulton family present at the launching of the Clermont. | George, Anna Maria (I14739)
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| 5349 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 3 Feb 1922 (genealogybank.com) Divorce complaints were filed in the Superior Court today by John Hartig against Maude V. Hartig, desertion. | Family: John Hartig / Maude Vivian Fitzmaurice (F10059)
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| 5350 | from "The Seattle Daily Times", 3 Jun 1951 (genealogybank.com) Funeral services for Mrs. Marjorie Speidel, 55, wife of Dr. William C Speidel, Sr., who died yesterday at her home, 2316 31st Av. S., will be held Monday in Bonney-Watson chapel, followed by cremation. Time of the funeral has not been set. Mrs. Speidel, born in Alvin, Tex., had live here since 1911. For many years she was a member of the board of the Seattle Day Nursery, and prior to her long illness she had been active in the Women's Auxiliary of the King County Medical Association. Mrs. Speidel is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. D.H. Lundin, Seattle; a stepdaughter, Mrs. John Hollopetre, Cleveland, Ohio; two stepsons, William, Jr., and John O. Speidel, an adopted son, Jerry Speidel, and two brothers, Julian and Dean Bair, all of Seattle. | Bair, Marjorie Sheffield (I6428)
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