Advertisement

Irene Augusta <I>Peterson</I> Barker

Advertisement

Irene Augusta Peterson Barker

Birth
Port Jefferson Station, Suffolk County, New York, USA
Death
17 Dec 1971 (aged 99)
Huntington, Suffolk County, New York, USA
Burial
Patchogue, Suffolk County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section B Lot 6 Range 2
Memorial ID
View Source
Born at Comsequogue, now Port Jefferson Station, daughter of Henry Hull Peterson and Emma Sophia Hammond, wife of James Barker, whom she married on November 24, 2897 in Patchogue, NY.

In 1880, Irene Peterson, aged 8, could be found living with her step-father, James Sinclair, aged 51, and mother, Emma Sinclair, aged 38, in Brookhaven, NY, with siblings, Orin Peterson, 21, Emma Peterson, 18, George Peterson, 16, Clarence E. Peterson, 13, and Herbert Peterson, aged 11. Her stepfather, James, was shown to be a bayman.

In 1965, Irene Baker, a resident of the South Shore Nursing Home on North Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, celebrated her 93rd birthday.

(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Thelma Jane Dorsey; 1880 US Federal Census; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, December 16, 1965, Page: 2)
Born at Comsequogue, now Port Jefferson Station, daughter of Henry Hull Peterson and Emma Sophia Hammond, wife of James Barker, whom she married on November 24, 2897 in Patchogue, NY.

In 1880, Irene Peterson, aged 8, could be found living with her step-father, James Sinclair, aged 51, and mother, Emma Sinclair, aged 38, in Brookhaven, NY, with siblings, Orin Peterson, 21, Emma Peterson, 18, George Peterson, 16, Clarence E. Peterson, 13, and Herbert Peterson, aged 11. Her stepfather, James, was shown to be a bayman.

In 1965, Irene Baker, a resident of the South Shore Nursing Home on North Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, celebrated her 93rd birthday.

(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; Thelma Jane Dorsey; 1880 US Federal Census; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, December 16, 1965, Page: 2)

Gravesite Details

Plot owner George Butler/ Mrs. James Sinclair



Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement