Mary T. was one of two daughters, Sarah and son Granville, who died young, born to Norman H. and Lucinda L. Loss Rhodes.
Norman was the son of David, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes, and Thankful______Rhodes.
Lucinda was the daughter of Benjamin and Sally Brooks Loss.
1872 Jul 04 Day Saratoga Co NY Mary married, Oscar William Ordway, son of Philo and Mary Chambers Ordway.
Their marriage was blessed with sons, Henry Jones, Homer Clifford, Leon Frank, Harry Rhodes, Stanley Gardiner and daughter, Helen S.
Death Notice
1907 May 02 Thursday The Warrensburg NY News
MRS. OSCAR ORDWAY
The remains of Mrs. Oscar Ordway, who died at St. Anne de Beaupre, Canada were interred in the Glens Falls cemetery Wednesday afternoon of last week. A service was held in the chapel of the vault. Rev. C. O. Judkins officiating.
Oscar was a well known lumberman in upper NY State, the family moved to Quebec Canada where Oscar owned a large wood mill. Oscar and several of their children moved onto western Canada where they became wheat growers. Oscar died in Kimberley BC Canada, 02 Nov 1929. His body was shipped by train back to be buried in the Glens Falls NY Cemetery. Their descendants still live in western Canada.
Norman was the son of David, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes, and Thankful______Rhodes.
Lucinda was the daughter of Benjamin and Sally Brooks Loss.
1872 Jul 04 Day Saratoga Co NY Mary married, Oscar William Ordway, son of Philo and Mary Chambers Ordway.
Their marriage was blessed with sons, Henry Jones, Homer Clifford, Leon Frank, Harry Rhodes, Stanley Gardiner and daughter, Helen S.
Death Notice
1907 May 02 Thursday The Warrensburg NY News
MRS. OSCAR ORDWAY
The remains of Mrs. Oscar Ordway, who died at St. Anne de Beaupre, Canada were interred in the Glens Falls cemetery Wednesday afternoon of last week. A service was held in the chapel of the vault. Rev. C. O. Judkins officiating.
Oscar was a well known lumberman in upper NY State, the family moved to Quebec Canada where Oscar owned a large wood mill. Oscar and several of their children moved onto western Canada where they became wheat growers. Oscar died in Kimberley BC Canada, 02 Nov 1929. His body was shipped by train back to be buried in the Glens Falls NY Cemetery. Their descendants still live in western Canada.
Mary T. was one of two daughters, Sarah and son Granville, who died young, born to Norman H. and Lucinda L. Loss Rhodes.
Norman was the son of David, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes, and Thankful______Rhodes.
Lucinda was the daughter of Benjamin and Sally Brooks Loss.
1872 Jul 04 Day Saratoga Co NY Mary married, Oscar William Ordway, son of Philo and Mary Chambers Ordway.
Their marriage was blessed with sons, Henry Jones, Homer Clifford, Leon Frank, Harry Rhodes, Stanley Gardiner and daughter, Helen S.
Death Notice
1907 May 02 Thursday The Warrensburg NY News
MRS. OSCAR ORDWAY
The remains of Mrs. Oscar Ordway, who died at St. Anne de Beaupre, Canada were interred in the Glens Falls cemetery Wednesday afternoon of last week. A service was held in the chapel of the vault. Rev. C. O. Judkins officiating.
Oscar was a well known lumberman in upper NY State, the family moved to Quebec Canada where Oscar owned a large wood mill. Oscar and several of their children moved onto western Canada where they became wheat growers. Oscar died in Kimberley BC Canada, 02 Nov 1929. His body was shipped by train back to be buried in the Glens Falls NY Cemetery. Their descendants still live in western Canada.
Norman was the son of David, son of Richard and Rachel Horton Rhodes, and Thankful______Rhodes.
Lucinda was the daughter of Benjamin and Sally Brooks Loss.
1872 Jul 04 Day Saratoga Co NY Mary married, Oscar William Ordway, son of Philo and Mary Chambers Ordway.
Their marriage was blessed with sons, Henry Jones, Homer Clifford, Leon Frank, Harry Rhodes, Stanley Gardiner and daughter, Helen S.
Death Notice
1907 May 02 Thursday The Warrensburg NY News
MRS. OSCAR ORDWAY
The remains of Mrs. Oscar Ordway, who died at St. Anne de Beaupre, Canada were interred in the Glens Falls cemetery Wednesday afternoon of last week. A service was held in the chapel of the vault. Rev. C. O. Judkins officiating.
Oscar was a well known lumberman in upper NY State, the family moved to Quebec Canada where Oscar owned a large wood mill. Oscar and several of their children moved onto western Canada where they became wheat growers. Oscar died in Kimberley BC Canada, 02 Nov 1929. His body was shipped by train back to be buried in the Glens Falls NY Cemetery. Their descendants still live in western Canada.
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