Daughter of Rufus and Sarah B. (Hall) Patten.
From the Westford Wardsman, 1 Oct. 1910
Another old familiar resident of Westford in former years has migrated into the yonder in the death of Miss Mary Patten, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert F. Conant of Littleton. She was born in Westford, August, 1839, and here she spent her early life. She was a constant and familiar figure at the Congregational church and strong in its support and influence. She was a unique link in the rural life of the well-known Patten place, the building of which was wrecked by fire several years ago. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Albert F. Conant and Mrs. Georgiana Stone of Illinois, and one brother, William O. Patten of Worcester.
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Westford VRs, births, pg 81
Patten, Mary Olivia, d. Rufus and Sarah B., Aug. 16, 1839.
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915, Image 1472, Littleton DR
From the Westford Wardsman, 1 Oct. 1910
Another old familiar resident of Westford in former years has migrated into the yonder in the death of Miss Mary Patten, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert F. Conant of Littleton. She was born in Westford, August, 1839, and here she spent her early life. She was a constant and familiar figure at the Congregational church and strong in its support and influence. She was a unique link in the rural life of the well-known Patten place, the building of which was wrecked by fire several years ago. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Albert F. Conant and Mrs. Georgiana Stone of Illinois, and one brother, William O. Patten of Worcester.
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Westford VRs, births, pg 81
Patten, Mary Olivia, d. Rufus and Sarah B., Aug. 16, 1839.
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915, Image 1472, Littleton DR
Daughter of Rufus and Sarah B. (Hall) Patten.
From the Westford Wardsman, 1 Oct. 1910
Another old familiar resident of Westford in former years has migrated into the yonder in the death of Miss Mary Patten, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert F. Conant of Littleton. She was born in Westford, August, 1839, and here she spent her early life. She was a constant and familiar figure at the Congregational church and strong in its support and influence. She was a unique link in the rural life of the well-known Patten place, the building of which was wrecked by fire several years ago. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Albert F. Conant and Mrs. Georgiana Stone of Illinois, and one brother, William O. Patten of Worcester.
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Westford VRs, births, pg 81
Patten, Mary Olivia, d. Rufus and Sarah B., Aug. 16, 1839.
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915, Image 1472, Littleton DR
From the Westford Wardsman, 1 Oct. 1910
Another old familiar resident of Westford in former years has migrated into the yonder in the death of Miss Mary Patten, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert F. Conant of Littleton. She was born in Westford, August, 1839, and here she spent her early life. She was a constant and familiar figure at the Congregational church and strong in its support and influence. She was a unique link in the rural life of the well-known Patten place, the building of which was wrecked by fire several years ago. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Albert F. Conant and Mrs. Georgiana Stone of Illinois, and one brother, William O. Patten of Worcester.
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Westford VRs, births, pg 81
Patten, Mary Olivia, d. Rufus and Sarah B., Aug. 16, 1839.
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915, Image 1472, Littleton DR
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