Emma D Moone married Lewis W Dutcher on Sept. 28, 1864 at Hartwick Seminary.
Their children
Lewis Belden 1865
Arthur Winfield 1867
Fred Christopher 1869 were born in East Springfield, Otsego Co.
Emma Louise 1873
Martha Esther 1876
Ralph Lee 1877 were born in Hartwick Seminary.
The Otsego farmer, page 6
September 22, 1916
Mrs. L. W. Dutcher
On Wednesday evening, September 13th, after months of patient suffering; Mrs. L.W. Dutcher entered into rest. She had lived at Westford for twelve years and had endeared herself to all. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, and a valued member of the Ladies' Aid society, where she will be greatly missed. She was a woman of great ability, as a teacher, a musician and artist. She was the mother of six children, two dying in infancy, one son, Arthur, in his young manhood. Surviving are her husband, two sons and one daughter, the Rev. Belden Dutcher of Oswego, Mrs. Louise Clark and Fred Dutcher of Westford. The funeral was held from her home, Saturday morning, the Rev. George Summerson officiating, with interment in the family plot at Hartwick. The floral offerings from friends and neighbors were profuse and beautiful. - Our Westford Reporter.
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Their children
Lewis Belden 1865
Arthur Winfield 1867
Fred Christopher 1869 were born in East Springfield, Otsego Co.
Emma Louise 1873
Martha Esther 1876
Ralph Lee 1877 were born in Hartwick Seminary.
The Otsego farmer, page 6
September 22, 1916
Mrs. L. W. Dutcher
On Wednesday evening, September 13th, after months of patient suffering; Mrs. L.W. Dutcher entered into rest. She had lived at Westford for twelve years and had endeared herself to all. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, and a valued member of the Ladies' Aid society, where she will be greatly missed. She was a woman of great ability, as a teacher, a musician and artist. She was the mother of six children, two dying in infancy, one son, Arthur, in his young manhood. Surviving are her husband, two sons and one daughter, the Rev. Belden Dutcher of Oswego, Mrs. Louise Clark and Fred Dutcher of Westford. The funeral was held from her home, Saturday morning, the Rev. George Summerson officiating, with interment in the family plot at Hartwick. The floral offerings from friends and neighbors were profuse and beautiful. - Our Westford Reporter.
submitted by Find A Grave contributor Culletto180
Emma D Moone married Lewis W Dutcher on Sept. 28, 1864 at Hartwick Seminary.
Their children
Lewis Belden 1865
Arthur Winfield 1867
Fred Christopher 1869 were born in East Springfield, Otsego Co.
Emma Louise 1873
Martha Esther 1876
Ralph Lee 1877 were born in Hartwick Seminary.
The Otsego farmer, page 6
September 22, 1916
Mrs. L. W. Dutcher
On Wednesday evening, September 13th, after months of patient suffering; Mrs. L.W. Dutcher entered into rest. She had lived at Westford for twelve years and had endeared herself to all. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, and a valued member of the Ladies' Aid society, where she will be greatly missed. She was a woman of great ability, as a teacher, a musician and artist. She was the mother of six children, two dying in infancy, one son, Arthur, in his young manhood. Surviving are her husband, two sons and one daughter, the Rev. Belden Dutcher of Oswego, Mrs. Louise Clark and Fred Dutcher of Westford. The funeral was held from her home, Saturday morning, the Rev. George Summerson officiating, with interment in the family plot at Hartwick. The floral offerings from friends and neighbors were profuse and beautiful. - Our Westford Reporter.
submitted by Find A Grave contributor Culletto180
Their children
Lewis Belden 1865
Arthur Winfield 1867
Fred Christopher 1869 were born in East Springfield, Otsego Co.
Emma Louise 1873
Martha Esther 1876
Ralph Lee 1877 were born in Hartwick Seminary.
The Otsego farmer, page 6
September 22, 1916
Mrs. L. W. Dutcher
On Wednesday evening, September 13th, after months of patient suffering; Mrs. L.W. Dutcher entered into rest. She had lived at Westford for twelve years and had endeared herself to all. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, and a valued member of the Ladies' Aid society, where she will be greatly missed. She was a woman of great ability, as a teacher, a musician and artist. She was the mother of six children, two dying in infancy, one son, Arthur, in his young manhood. Surviving are her husband, two sons and one daughter, the Rev. Belden Dutcher of Oswego, Mrs. Louise Clark and Fred Dutcher of Westford. The funeral was held from her home, Saturday morning, the Rev. George Summerson officiating, with interment in the family plot at Hartwick. The floral offerings from friends and neighbors were profuse and beautiful. - Our Westford Reporter.
submitted by Find A Grave contributor Culletto180
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