Her marriage license indicates that she was born in Avon, where her father had a farm.
OBITUARY:
Avon,N.Y.,Avon Herald-News,October 7,1954
MRS. HERMAN DOOER
Mrs. Herman A. Dooer of Avon died Friday, Oct. 1. She was 90
years of age April 13.
Mrs. Dooer fell at her home and fractured a hip. She was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, where her death occurred at 6:45 that evening.
Funeral services were held from the mortuary chapel of T. V. Stephenson & Son, Lacy St., Avon, at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, the Rev. Edward Stokesberry, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in Avon Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Herman A. Dooer; two nieces, Mrs. George B. Day of New York City, and Mrs. A.E. Sager of Marine City, Mich; and one nephew, Harry D. Carman of Jonesville, Mich.
She was Frances, the daughter of Daniel and Frances Sackitt Lacy, and was born in Canawaugus, on April 13,1861. She was a year old when her father purchased a farm in East Main Street, Avon.
She attended old Avon Academy, later being renamed Avon Union School, and later attended a young woman's school, "Sunmerville," in St. Clair, Mich. For many years she was prominent in the social and church life of the village. Two years ago she was presented a 50 years certificate from Central Church.
Her marriage license indicates that she was born in Avon, where her father had a farm.
OBITUARY:
Avon,N.Y.,Avon Herald-News,October 7,1954
MRS. HERMAN DOOER
Mrs. Herman A. Dooer of Avon died Friday, Oct. 1. She was 90
years of age April 13.
Mrs. Dooer fell at her home and fractured a hip. She was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, where her death occurred at 6:45 that evening.
Funeral services were held from the mortuary chapel of T. V. Stephenson & Son, Lacy St., Avon, at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, the Rev. Edward Stokesberry, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in Avon Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Herman A. Dooer; two nieces, Mrs. George B. Day of New York City, and Mrs. A.E. Sager of Marine City, Mich; and one nephew, Harry D. Carman of Jonesville, Mich.
She was Frances, the daughter of Daniel and Frances Sackitt Lacy, and was born in Canawaugus, on April 13,1861. She was a year old when her father purchased a farm in East Main Street, Avon.
She attended old Avon Academy, later being renamed Avon Union School, and later attended a young woman's school, "Sunmerville," in St. Clair, Mich. For many years she was prominent in the social and church life of the village. Two years ago she was presented a 50 years certificate from Central Church.
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