Anna L. Boutwell, 88, of Clinton Street, Warsaw, died February 24, 1973 at home following an illness. She was a life-long area resident and for many years a flag-woman for the B & O Railroad crossing in Gainesville. Her husband, Cleo, died in 1928. Survivors include three daughters, Bernice Van Valkenburg with whom she resided, Pearl Chiappone of Rochester, Florence Bush of Farmersville; three sons, James G. of Warsaw, Kenneth of Gainesville, LaVerne of Arcade; 18 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild; one brother, John Nimsker of Warsaw; two sisters, Mrs. Arley Winchell of Depew and Mrs. Jennie Piage of Castile.
WYOMING COUNTY TIMES
Stanley Rutherford, Town Historian
WYOMING COUNTY TIMES
Stanley Rutherford, Town Historian
Anna L. Boutwell, 88, of Clinton Street, Warsaw, died February 24, 1973 at home following an illness. She was a life-long area resident and for many years a flag-woman for the B & O Railroad crossing in Gainesville. Her husband, Cleo, died in 1928. Survivors include three daughters, Bernice Van Valkenburg with whom she resided, Pearl Chiappone of Rochester, Florence Bush of Farmersville; three sons, James G. of Warsaw, Kenneth of Gainesville, LaVerne of Arcade; 18 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild; one brother, John Nimsker of Warsaw; two sisters, Mrs. Arley Winchell of Depew and Mrs. Jennie Piage of Castile.
WYOMING COUNTY TIMES
Stanley Rutherford, Town Historian
WYOMING COUNTY TIMES
Stanley Rutherford, Town Historian
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