Turnbull, Elizabeth J. 1875-1959 Garrattsville, NY Obituary

Turnbull, Elizabeth J. 1875-1959 Garrattsville, NY

Elizabeth J. Turnbull

GARRATTSVILLE--- Miss Elizabeth J. Turnbull, 84, lifelong

resident of this place, died October 24, in Mallory Convalescent home, Morris, where she had been for four months.

Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in United Presbyterian Church here. The pastor, the Rev. Roger Beach, will officate. Burial will be in Brick Schoolhouse Cemetery here.

She was born Jan. 16, 1875, in New Lisbon, daughter of Richard and Jane (Hume) Turnbull. She was a former district school teacher and dressmaker. She was a member of the United Presbyterian Church.

Surviving are a brother, George of this place; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Patterson Funeral Home, Hartwick, at their convenience. The family will be in attendance from 7 to 9 p.m. Today.

Carr, Eva C. Talbut 1881-1948 Hartwick Obituary

Carr, Eva C. Talbut 1881-1948

Mrs. Eva C. Carr, Retired School Teacher, Dies

Hartwick---Eva C. Carr died at 12:30 a. m. Monday in Leonardsville after a short illness. Funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in Leonardsville at the home of Mrs. Ebenezer C. Talbot, a sister with whom she had lived for 18 years. Burial will be in Hartwick Cemetery.

Eva Talbut Carr, the daughter of Dorrence C. and Mary (Mack) Talbut, was born June 25, 1881, on a farm in the town of New Lisbon. She was graduated from Cooperstown High School teachers training class in 1900, and later took exension courses at Toledo, Ohio University and Syracuse University.

Early in her teaching career she and her sister, Mrs. G. M. Augur of Hartwick, were appointed English teachers in San Juan, Porto Rico. Mrs. Carr also taught 13 years in the primary department of Hartwick School and 14 years in Leornardsville Central School.

After her retirement in 1941, she had followed her favorite sport, harness horse racing and collected antiques. For the past four years she had operated an antique shop in Leonardsville.

She is survived by her mother of Hartwick and Leonardsville; two sisters, Mrs. George Milton Augur, Hartwick, and Mrs. Talbot; two brothers, Dr. Blaine Talbut and Dr. Benjamin Talbut of Toledo, Ohio; two nephews, Richard Talbut of Leonardsville and Dorrence C. Talbut of Toledo; a niece, Mary E. Talbut of Toledo and a cousin, Dean Mack of Hartwick.

Mrs. Carr was a member of the Chrisian Science Mother Church of Boston, Mass., the Hartwick WCTU, the Sunday School and Women's Society of the Methodist Church, Leonardsville, and Leonardsville Garden Club.