Daughter of Orlando Carpenter and Fannie A. Fenton. Married Ward E. Cadwell Jan 13, 1898 at Chautauqua Co., New York. Mother of Ford Cadwell.
Jamestown Post Journal
April 1963
CADWELL CARPENTER
Committal services for Mrs. Janie Carpenter Cadwell, 84, of the Cadwell Farm, Dewittville, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Dewittville Cemetery. Rev. Wayne B. Ostrander, pastor of Dewittville EUB Churchwill officiate. Mrs. Cadwell died in the Wilhelm Nursing Home, Sarasota, Fla., Tuesday, April 9, 1963. She had been in failing health since January and was admitted to the nursing home March 9.
The Cadwell family is well known to hundreds of people in this area who have visited the Cheese House at the family farm. Mrs. Cadwell and her husband, Ward Cadwell, who died in 1947, formerly were active in the farm's operation. Mrs.Cadwell was born in Maple Springs, Jan 13, 1879, a daughter of Orlando and Fannie Carpenter and was a lifelong resident of the area. She had wintered in Sarasota for the past 30 years. A charming hostess, Mrs.Cadwell was a woman of lovely character, domestic in her tastes and endowed with a keen sense of humor and cheerfulness. A son, Ford Cadwell, Dewittville; a granddaughter, Mrs. Jane Morell, Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs. Elton Hunt, Jamestown, and several nieces and nephews survive. Besides her husband and parents Mrs. Cadwell was preceded indeath by two sister, Lelia Townsend and Belle Furlow. Many area residents wintering in Sarasota attended funeral services there Saturday in Roberts Funeral Home. Rev. J. Moody McNair, pastor of Sarasota Presbyterian Church, officiated.
Jamestown Post Journal
April 1963
CADWELL CARPENTER
Committal services for Mrs. Janie Carpenter Cadwell, 84, of the Cadwell Farm, Dewittville, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Dewittville Cemetery. Rev. Wayne B. Ostrander, pastor of Dewittville EUB Churchwill officiate. Mrs. Cadwell died in the Wilhelm Nursing Home, Sarasota, Fla., Tuesday, April 9, 1963. She had been in failing health since January and was admitted to the nursing home March 9.
The Cadwell family is well known to hundreds of people in this area who have visited the Cheese House at the family farm. Mrs. Cadwell and her husband, Ward Cadwell, who died in 1947, formerly were active in the farm's operation. Mrs.Cadwell was born in Maple Springs, Jan 13, 1879, a daughter of Orlando and Fannie Carpenter and was a lifelong resident of the area. She had wintered in Sarasota for the past 30 years. A charming hostess, Mrs.Cadwell was a woman of lovely character, domestic in her tastes and endowed with a keen sense of humor and cheerfulness. A son, Ford Cadwell, Dewittville; a granddaughter, Mrs. Jane Morell, Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs. Elton Hunt, Jamestown, and several nieces and nephews survive. Besides her husband and parents Mrs. Cadwell was preceded indeath by two sister, Lelia Townsend and Belle Furlow. Many area residents wintering in Sarasota attended funeral services there Saturday in Roberts Funeral Home. Rev. J. Moody McNair, pastor of Sarasota Presbyterian Church, officiated.
Daughter of Orlando Carpenter and Fannie A. Fenton. Married Ward E. Cadwell Jan 13, 1898 at Chautauqua Co., New York. Mother of Ford Cadwell.
Jamestown Post Journal
April 1963
CADWELL CARPENTER
Committal services for Mrs. Janie Carpenter Cadwell, 84, of the Cadwell Farm, Dewittville, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Dewittville Cemetery. Rev. Wayne B. Ostrander, pastor of Dewittville EUB Churchwill officiate. Mrs. Cadwell died in the Wilhelm Nursing Home, Sarasota, Fla., Tuesday, April 9, 1963. She had been in failing health since January and was admitted to the nursing home March 9.
The Cadwell family is well known to hundreds of people in this area who have visited the Cheese House at the family farm. Mrs. Cadwell and her husband, Ward Cadwell, who died in 1947, formerly were active in the farm's operation. Mrs.Cadwell was born in Maple Springs, Jan 13, 1879, a daughter of Orlando and Fannie Carpenter and was a lifelong resident of the area. She had wintered in Sarasota for the past 30 years. A charming hostess, Mrs.Cadwell was a woman of lovely character, domestic in her tastes and endowed with a keen sense of humor and cheerfulness. A son, Ford Cadwell, Dewittville; a granddaughter, Mrs. Jane Morell, Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs. Elton Hunt, Jamestown, and several nieces and nephews survive. Besides her husband and parents Mrs. Cadwell was preceded indeath by two sister, Lelia Townsend and Belle Furlow. Many area residents wintering in Sarasota attended funeral services there Saturday in Roberts Funeral Home. Rev. J. Moody McNair, pastor of Sarasota Presbyterian Church, officiated.
Jamestown Post Journal
April 1963
CADWELL CARPENTER
Committal services for Mrs. Janie Carpenter Cadwell, 84, of the Cadwell Farm, Dewittville, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Dewittville Cemetery. Rev. Wayne B. Ostrander, pastor of Dewittville EUB Churchwill officiate. Mrs. Cadwell died in the Wilhelm Nursing Home, Sarasota, Fla., Tuesday, April 9, 1963. She had been in failing health since January and was admitted to the nursing home March 9.
The Cadwell family is well known to hundreds of people in this area who have visited the Cheese House at the family farm. Mrs. Cadwell and her husband, Ward Cadwell, who died in 1947, formerly were active in the farm's operation. Mrs.Cadwell was born in Maple Springs, Jan 13, 1879, a daughter of Orlando and Fannie Carpenter and was a lifelong resident of the area. She had wintered in Sarasota for the past 30 years. A charming hostess, Mrs.Cadwell was a woman of lovely character, domestic in her tastes and endowed with a keen sense of humor and cheerfulness. A son, Ford Cadwell, Dewittville; a granddaughter, Mrs. Jane Morell, Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs. Elton Hunt, Jamestown, and several nieces and nephews survive. Besides her husband and parents Mrs. Cadwell was preceded indeath by two sister, Lelia Townsend and Belle Furlow. Many area residents wintering in Sarasota attended funeral services there Saturday in Roberts Funeral Home. Rev. J. Moody McNair, pastor of Sarasota Presbyterian Church, officiated.
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