dau of John W Beaman &
Grace (Bradley) Beaman
m. Andrew C Rumgay
died aged 67, at her home on Hodges Cross Rd; wife of Andrew C Rumgay; native of North Adams; her father the late John W Beaman owned a farm on a large tract on Pattison Rd. which the city took to create Mt. Williams reservoir, later Beaman bought the farm on Hodges Cross Rd., where Mrs Rumgay had resided since; besides her husband, she leaves two sons Andrew Jr of Adams and John of Springfield and one daughter Mrs Phillip Patton of Troy Me.; funeral from Simmons funeral home, burial at Southview [published Tuesday, January 26, 1960, Springfield Union]
Grace (Bradley) Beaman
m. Andrew C Rumgay
died aged 67, at her home on Hodges Cross Rd; wife of Andrew C Rumgay; native of North Adams; her father the late John W Beaman owned a farm on a large tract on Pattison Rd. which the city took to create Mt. Williams reservoir, later Beaman bought the farm on Hodges Cross Rd., where Mrs Rumgay had resided since; besides her husband, she leaves two sons Andrew Jr of Adams and John of Springfield and one daughter Mrs Phillip Patton of Troy Me.; funeral from Simmons funeral home, burial at Southview [published Tuesday, January 26, 1960, Springfield Union]
dau of John W Beaman &
Grace (Bradley) Beaman
m. Andrew C Rumgay
died aged 67, at her home on Hodges Cross Rd; wife of Andrew C Rumgay; native of North Adams; her father the late John W Beaman owned a farm on a large tract on Pattison Rd. which the city took to create Mt. Williams reservoir, later Beaman bought the farm on Hodges Cross Rd., where Mrs Rumgay had resided since; besides her husband, she leaves two sons Andrew Jr of Adams and John of Springfield and one daughter Mrs Phillip Patton of Troy Me.; funeral from Simmons funeral home, burial at Southview [published Tuesday, January 26, 1960, Springfield Union]
Grace (Bradley) Beaman
m. Andrew C Rumgay
died aged 67, at her home on Hodges Cross Rd; wife of Andrew C Rumgay; native of North Adams; her father the late John W Beaman owned a farm on a large tract on Pattison Rd. which the city took to create Mt. Williams reservoir, later Beaman bought the farm on Hodges Cross Rd., where Mrs Rumgay had resided since; besides her husband, she leaves two sons Andrew Jr of Adams and John of Springfield and one daughter Mrs Phillip Patton of Troy Me.; funeral from Simmons funeral home, burial at Southview [published Tuesday, January 26, 1960, Springfield Union]
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