Basic information taken from Howard Scharf notes. Additional information found on Ancestry.com.
Wife of George Barager
Dau of John J. Sackett & Wife #1 Adelaide
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Thoughts provided by Contributor Tom Harman
Very odd, but perhaps the shared stone for Adelaide and her two children, Ida S. and Frank W. Barager was placed well after their deaths?
I say this because both children are listed with their parents in the 1860 Candor, NY census. So did they all die in 1860?
1860 Tioga Co., NY Candor 22 Sept. 1860 P.O. Candor p95 #823-823
Geo T Barager 29 M Express Agent 500 - 600 NY
Adelaid Barager 26 F NY
Ida S Barager 4 F NY
Frank W. Barager 2 M NY
Mary Madden 32 F House Work Ire
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I just found Albert Talcott Sackett’s will (Adelaide Sackett Barager’s half-brother) dated 20 May 1907 and he died 1 Feb 1908, in which he bequeathed $100 to his brother Frederick N. Sackett for the purpose of erecting a monument for Adelaide and her two children.
That explains the newer look to the shared stone as well as the probable date errors for the children.
Tom
Wife of George Barager
Dau of John J. Sackett & Wife #1 Adelaide
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Thoughts provided by Contributor Tom Harman
Very odd, but perhaps the shared stone for Adelaide and her two children, Ida S. and Frank W. Barager was placed well after their deaths?
I say this because both children are listed with their parents in the 1860 Candor, NY census. So did they all die in 1860?
1860 Tioga Co., NY Candor 22 Sept. 1860 P.O. Candor p95 #823-823
Geo T Barager 29 M Express Agent 500 - 600 NY
Adelaid Barager 26 F NY
Ida S Barager 4 F NY
Frank W. Barager 2 M NY
Mary Madden 32 F House Work Ire
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I just found Albert Talcott Sackett’s will (Adelaide Sackett Barager’s half-brother) dated 20 May 1907 and he died 1 Feb 1908, in which he bequeathed $100 to his brother Frederick N. Sackett for the purpose of erecting a monument for Adelaide and her two children.
That explains the newer look to the shared stone as well as the probable date errors for the children.
Tom
Basic information taken from Howard Scharf notes. Additional information found on Ancestry.com.
Wife of George Barager
Dau of John J. Sackett & Wife #1 Adelaide
-------------------------------------------
Thoughts provided by Contributor Tom Harman
Very odd, but perhaps the shared stone for Adelaide and her two children, Ida S. and Frank W. Barager was placed well after their deaths?
I say this because both children are listed with their parents in the 1860 Candor, NY census. So did they all die in 1860?
1860 Tioga Co., NY Candor 22 Sept. 1860 P.O. Candor p95 #823-823
Geo T Barager 29 M Express Agent 500 - 600 NY
Adelaid Barager 26 F NY
Ida S Barager 4 F NY
Frank W. Barager 2 M NY
Mary Madden 32 F House Work Ire
--------------------
I just found Albert Talcott Sackett’s will (Adelaide Sackett Barager’s half-brother) dated 20 May 1907 and he died 1 Feb 1908, in which he bequeathed $100 to his brother Frederick N. Sackett for the purpose of erecting a monument for Adelaide and her two children.
That explains the newer look to the shared stone as well as the probable date errors for the children.
Tom
Wife of George Barager
Dau of John J. Sackett & Wife #1 Adelaide
-------------------------------------------
Thoughts provided by Contributor Tom Harman
Very odd, but perhaps the shared stone for Adelaide and her two children, Ida S. and Frank W. Barager was placed well after their deaths?
I say this because both children are listed with their parents in the 1860 Candor, NY census. So did they all die in 1860?
1860 Tioga Co., NY Candor 22 Sept. 1860 P.O. Candor p95 #823-823
Geo T Barager 29 M Express Agent 500 - 600 NY
Adelaid Barager 26 F NY
Ida S Barager 4 F NY
Frank W. Barager 2 M NY
Mary Madden 32 F House Work Ire
--------------------
I just found Albert Talcott Sackett’s will (Adelaide Sackett Barager’s half-brother) dated 20 May 1907 and he died 1 Feb 1908, in which he bequeathed $100 to his brother Frederick N. Sackett for the purpose of erecting a monument for Adelaide and her two children.
That explains the newer look to the shared stone as well as the probable date errors for the children.
Tom
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