Utica, July 13. — After three weeks of poor health due to hardening of the arteries, Mrs. Adelaide J. Capron, widow of Clark Capron, formerly of Boonville, and one of the oldest and most widely known residents in central New York, passed away yesterday morning at her home, 424 Lansing street, where she had been residing for the last two years. Two weeks ago Mrs. Capron was stricken with paralysis, which hastened her death.
Mrs. Capron, daughter of the late Norris and Sophia Brooks Talcott, was born in Leyden, Lewis county, 74 years ago.
She was married at her home in Boonville September 16, 1868, to Clark Capron, who died four years ago.
She is survived by a son, W. R. Capron, and three sisters, Mrs. Viola Perry and Misses Anna and Emma Talcott, all of this city. Rome Daily Sentinel, Tuesday Evening, July 13, 1920
Mrs. Capron, daughter of the late Norris and Sophia Brooks Talcott, was born in Leyden, Lewis county, 74 years ago.
She was married at her home in Boonville September 16, 1868, to Clark Capron, who died four years ago.
She is survived by a son, W. R. Capron, and three sisters, Mrs. Viola Perry and Misses Anna and Emma Talcott, all of this city. Rome Daily Sentinel, Tuesday Evening, July 13, 1920
Utica, July 13. — After three weeks of poor health due to hardening of the arteries, Mrs. Adelaide J. Capron, widow of Clark Capron, formerly of Boonville, and one of the oldest and most widely known residents in central New York, passed away yesterday morning at her home, 424 Lansing street, where she had been residing for the last two years. Two weeks ago Mrs. Capron was stricken with paralysis, which hastened her death.
Mrs. Capron, daughter of the late Norris and Sophia Brooks Talcott, was born in Leyden, Lewis county, 74 years ago.
She was married at her home in Boonville September 16, 1868, to Clark Capron, who died four years ago.
She is survived by a son, W. R. Capron, and three sisters, Mrs. Viola Perry and Misses Anna and Emma Talcott, all of this city. Rome Daily Sentinel, Tuesday Evening, July 13, 1920
Mrs. Capron, daughter of the late Norris and Sophia Brooks Talcott, was born in Leyden, Lewis county, 74 years ago.
She was married at her home in Boonville September 16, 1868, to Clark Capron, who died four years ago.
She is survived by a son, W. R. Capron, and three sisters, Mrs. Viola Perry and Misses Anna and Emma Talcott, all of this city. Rome Daily Sentinel, Tuesday Evening, July 13, 1920
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