Roarick, Martha A. Died Oct. 10, 1940 Morris Funeral

Roarick, Martha A. (Lamphere)  1865-1940 Morris Funeral

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR

MRS. MARTHA ROARICK

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha A. Roarick was held Sunday Oct. 13, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Almon Lull, on the Morris-Gilbertsville road. Service was in charge of Rev. Walter Graig, Pastor of the Presbyterian church of Gilbertsville.

There were many beautiful floral pieces from the family besides ones from Jewell Chapter 306, Morris; Manor House employes, Morris; Morris Bridge Club, friends and neighbors of Gilbertsville, Oneonta and New York City.

Bearers were: Brice Sloan and David Brice of Gilbertsville, Laverne Lull and Hobert Lull of Morris.

Relatives from away were: Mrs. Josephine Gaffney, Utica; Mrs. Mary Leach, Rutland, Vt., Glenn Richards, Vts Hospital, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. George Manly and son-in-law; Mrs. Flora Fuller and daughter, Miss Mildred Fuller, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Field all of Hartwick; Mr. and Mrs. John Gaffney and children of Norwich; Mr. and Mrs. James Gaffney, Mrs. Richard LaClaire, Percy Redfern all of Utica, besides friends from Gilbertsville and Morris.


 

Addendum:  Died Oct. 10, 1940.

From Census research information, I deduct that she was born in 1865 in NY State. Her parents appear to be Sedrick and Mary Lamphere. In 1870, they lived in Middlefield, NY. Various census list her as born in Canada or NY.  Her father was listed as a Cooper. They had 2 children, Adelbert 8, and Martha 6 years old.  A Zalmon Lamphere aged 67 with his family, also listed as a cooper, lived in an adjoining household.  

In 1910, she was living in a household in Oneonta, it was stated she had lived there 5 years, married twice, had 4 children with 4 living. She was a servant in

the household.

In 1930, she lives in Butternuts with her brother Adelbert 67, their mother Mary J. Lamphere 85, and Martha 65, listed as a practical nurse. Mother and son are widowed, Martha is listed as married. Her first marriage was at age 16.

In 1940, she is living with her brother Adelbert 77, in Gilbertsville. She was 75. He was still listed as a carpenter.

No where do I find her with a husband or with children.

Wright, Dr. Milton G. Cooperstown Funeral About 1931-32

Wright, Dr. Milton G. Cooperstown Funeral About 1931-32

Dr. Milton G. Wright Buried

In Family Plot at Hartwick

Many Attend Funeral of Well Known Mt. Vision

Physician—Cooperstown Bankers and

Masons Attend Services In a Body

Cooperstown, June 28---The funeral of Dr. Milton G. Wright was very largely attended from his late home in Mt. Vision at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Miles Lowell Yates, rector of Christ church of this village, officiated and burial was made in the family plot in the Hartwick cemetery.

The bearers were old-time neighbors of the deceased, and included Carl Cleveland, Burt Pearsons, Bruce Robinson, Charles Beckley, Leon Dixon, and Horace Harrison.

Many beautiful floral pieces from friends and organizations with which the much beloved physician had been affiliated, gave silent testimony of the high esteem in which he was held. Officers and directors of the First national bank of Cooperstown with which Dr. Wright had been associated with for many years, attended the services in a body. There were also present a large delegation of the Laurens Masonic lodge. The board of directors of the Otsego county sanitarium, as well as many friends from Otsego and surrounding counties, were in attendance. The Cooperstown delegation included: Charles A. Scott, R. W. Ellworth, Judge Adrian A. Pierson, Harry H. Willsey, John F. Moakler, and Newton D. Gilmore, all of the First National bank; Dr. F. J. Atwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose, and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Smith.

Others present from out-of-town included: Dr. and Mrs. Dean Harrison of Washington Mills, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Gregory of Whitney Point, Mrs. Margaret

Pattengill of ?Ron?, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jarvis of Ilion, Mr. and Mrs. Burns of Herkimer, Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Pruyn of Morris, Judge Henry L. Shove of Oneonta.

Baker, Julia Brimmer Funeral -1932

Baker, Julia Brimmer Funeral -1932

New Lisbon

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New Lisbon, March 21---Funeral services for Mrs. Julia (Brimmer) Baker were held at the Presbysterian church at Garrattsville, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Clyde J. Hurlbutt of Mt. Vision, assisted by the Rev. J. C. Calhoun, officiated. Friends from out of town who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Aspinwall, of Westford: Mrs. Mary Gardner, Courtney and Arthur Hoose of Mt. Vision.

The bearers were Leonard Hammond, William Blanchard, Courtney Hoose and Arthur Hoose. Interment was made in Welcome cemetery.

Herrick, Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett Funeral notice

Herrick, Elizabeth Bennett

LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL FOR MRS. ELIZABETH HERRICK

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Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth (Bennett) Herrick were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church at Franklin. Rev. Samuel E. Sargeant officated. Burial was made in the Ouleout Valley cemetery.

The bearers were Edwin Niles, Edward Sienicki, Kenneth Simmons of Franklin, Harvey Mugglin, Harry Spencer and Claude Waldron of Sidney. In the profusion of flowers were pieces from American legion auxillary of Cooperstown, employes of Smalley's Sidney theatre, employes Sidney Telephone company, Sidney neighbors, Methodist church and Sunday school of Franklin, telephone operators of Franklin exchange, friends and relatives.

Those from Sidney attending the funeral were W.T. A. Webb, Mrs. Cora Landers, Edward Rink, Howard Cuyle, Mrs. Claude Waldron, Mrs. Harry Spencer, Mrs. Charles McCarty, Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. Harvey Mugglin, Mrs. Edward Parise, Mrs. H. C. Kinch, Mrs. Eward Robinson, Mrs. Harvey Fuller, Mrs. Wakely, Larry Barnes, and Earl Hendee.

PS:  I'm sorry, I don't have any further information or dates on Mrs. Herrick.