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Charles Galpin, a sailor, married Martha Russell Kimball on February 7, 1881 in New Haven. The family moved to Bridgeport in 1887.
GAVE HIS LIFE
Charles Galpin Injured While Saving His Son.
Charles Galpin died yesterday at his late home, 290 Adams street, from injuries received by a falling coal bucket at the dock of the Beach Creek Coke company, last week. Deceased in sustaining the injuries which ended his life, prevented his young son from being injured by the falling bucket. The ambulance was sent out to Ash creek at the time to get the injured man. It was seen then that Mr. Galpin has sustained internal injuries. He was taken home, however. Yesterday his condition became worse and he died during the afternoon. He is survived by a widow and six children.
Death Notice, Bridgeport Post, 23 August 1904
GALPIN – IN this city, August 22, 1904, Charles Galpin.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 290 Adams street, on Wednesday, August 24 at 2 p.m.
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Father: Charles Frederick Galpin
Mother: Susan Abigail Woodruff
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Spouse: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin. Their children were:
1. Charles Galpin
Sep. 2, 1881 to Sep. 2, 1881
2. Andrew Galpin
Sep 2, 1881 to Jan 14, 1882
3. Louis Leon Galpin
Oct. 26, 1882 to Sep. 18, 1968
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
Oct. 29, 1884 to Nov. 10, 1949
5. Susan Galpin Doran
Jul. 28, 1886 to Apr. 11, 1977
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
May 5, 1889 to Aug. 5, 1919
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
Oct. 8, 1891 to Mar. 3, 1950
8. Gertrude Galpin
Dec. 12, 1894 to May 6, 1914
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin, later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
Jul. 28, 1897 to Apr. 20, 1950
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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maintained by Mary Ann Galpin Ford, a direct line family member
Charles Galpin, a sailor, married Martha Russell Kimball on February 7, 1881 in New Haven. The family moved to Bridgeport in 1887.
GAVE HIS LIFE
Charles Galpin Injured While Saving His Son.
Charles Galpin died yesterday at his late home, 290 Adams street, from injuries received by a falling coal bucket at the dock of the Beach Creek Coke company, last week. Deceased in sustaining the injuries which ended his life, prevented his young son from being injured by the falling bucket. The ambulance was sent out to Ash creek at the time to get the injured man. It was seen then that Mr. Galpin has sustained internal injuries. He was taken home, however. Yesterday his condition became worse and he died during the afternoon. He is survived by a widow and six children.
Death Notice, Bridgeport Post, 23 August 1904
GALPIN – IN this city, August 22, 1904, Charles Galpin.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 290 Adams street, on Wednesday, August 24 at 2 p.m.
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Father: Charles Frederick Galpin
Mother: Susan Abigail Woodruff
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Spouse: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin. Their children were:
1. Charles Galpin
Sep. 2, 1881 to Sep. 2, 1881
2. Andrew Galpin
Sep 2, 1881 to Jan 14, 1882
3. Louis Leon Galpin
Oct. 26, 1882 to Sep. 18, 1968
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
Oct. 29, 1884 to Nov. 10, 1949
5. Susan Galpin Doran
Jul. 28, 1886 to Apr. 11, 1977
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
May 5, 1889 to Aug. 5, 1919
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
Oct. 8, 1891 to Mar. 3, 1950
8. Gertrude Galpin
Dec. 12, 1894 to May 6, 1914
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin, later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
Jul. 28, 1897 to Apr. 20, 1950
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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maintained by Mary Ann Galpin Ford, a direct line family member
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Charles Galpin, a sailor, married Martha Russell Kimball on February 7, 1881 in New Haven. The family moved to Bridgeport in 1887.
GAVE HIS LIFE
Charles Galpin Injured While Saving His Son.
Charles Galpin died yesterday at his late home, 290 Adams street, from injuries received by a falling coal bucket at the dock of the Beach Creek Coke company, last week. Deceased in sustaining the injuries which ended his life, prevented his young son from being injured by the falling bucket. The ambulance was sent out to Ash creek at the time to get the injured man. It was seen then that Mr. Galpin has sustained internal injuries. He was taken home, however. Yesterday his condition became worse and he died during the afternoon. He is survived by a widow and six children.
Death Notice, Bridgeport Post, 23 August 1904
GALPIN – IN this city, August 22, 1904, Charles Galpin.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 290 Adams street, on Wednesday, August 24 at 2 p.m.
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Father: Charles Frederick Galpin
Mother: Susan Abigail Woodruff
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Spouse: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin. Their children were:
1. Charles Galpin
Sep. 2, 1881 to Sep. 2, 1881
2. Andrew Galpin
Sep 2, 1881 to Jan 14, 1882
3. Louis Leon Galpin
Oct. 26, 1882 to Sep. 18, 1968
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
Oct. 29, 1884 to Nov. 10, 1949
5. Susan Galpin Doran
Jul. 28, 1886 to Apr. 11, 1977
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
May 5, 1889 to Aug. 5, 1919
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
Oct. 8, 1891 to Mar. 3, 1950
8. Gertrude Galpin
Dec. 12, 1894 to May 6, 1914
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin, later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
Jul. 28, 1897 to Apr. 20, 1950
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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maintained by Mary Ann Galpin Ford, a direct line family member
Charles Galpin, a sailor, married Martha Russell Kimball on February 7, 1881 in New Haven. The family moved to Bridgeport in 1887.
GAVE HIS LIFE
Charles Galpin Injured While Saving His Son.
Charles Galpin died yesterday at his late home, 290 Adams street, from injuries received by a falling coal bucket at the dock of the Beach Creek Coke company, last week. Deceased in sustaining the injuries which ended his life, prevented his young son from being injured by the falling bucket. The ambulance was sent out to Ash creek at the time to get the injured man. It was seen then that Mr. Galpin has sustained internal injuries. He was taken home, however. Yesterday his condition became worse and he died during the afternoon. He is survived by a widow and six children.
Death Notice, Bridgeport Post, 23 August 1904
GALPIN – IN this city, August 22, 1904, Charles Galpin.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 290 Adams street, on Wednesday, August 24 at 2 p.m.
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Father: Charles Frederick Galpin
Mother: Susan Abigail Woodruff
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Spouse: Martha Russell Kimball Galpin. Their children were:
1. Charles Galpin
Sep. 2, 1881 to Sep. 2, 1881
2. Andrew Galpin
Sep 2, 1881 to Jan 14, 1882
3. Louis Leon Galpin
Oct. 26, 1882 to Sep. 18, 1968
4. Henry Herbert Galpin (Uncle Bert)
Oct. 29, 1884 to Nov. 10, 1949
5. Susan Galpin Doran
Jul. 28, 1886 to Apr. 11, 1977
6. Arthur Edward Galpin
May 5, 1889 to Aug. 5, 1919
7. Frederick Pardy Galpin
Oct. 8, 1891 to Mar. 3, 1950
8. Gertrude Galpin
Dec. 12, 1894 to May 6, 1914
9. Mabel Ann "Annie" Galpin, later Johnson, later Jones, later Pedersen
Jul. 28, 1897 to Apr. 20, 1950
10. female, born/died July 2, 1901.
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maintained by Mary Ann Galpin Ford, a direct line family member
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