Algerine Street - A few of Mrs. Bond's neighbors gave her a little surprise on her seventy-ninth birthday. She received many nice presents and after partaking of a delicious supper, all departed wishing her many more happy birthdays (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, Thursday, October 25, 1906).
Mrs. Harriet Bond passed away at her late home on Algerine St. Friday evening July 24. She had been confined to her bed for over a year. She was born in this vicinity October 22, 1827 and was the daughter of Joseph Landers and Zruaeh (sic and should have read Zeruah) Warner. One daughter, Mrs. Florence Parker and two half brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Mary Cable and Mrs. Jane Johnston; Asa and Osborn Landers. The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. C. O. Fuller, the body interred in the East Side Cemetery (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, July 30, 1914).
Mrs. Harriet Bond passed away at her late home on Algerine St. Friday evening July 24. She had been confined to her bed for over a year. She was born in this vicinity October 22, 1827 and was the daughter of Joseph Landers and Zruaeh (sic and should have read Zeruah) Warner. One daughter, Mrs. Florence Parker and two half brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Mary Cable and Mrs. Jane Johnston; Asa and Osborn Landers. The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. C. O. Fuller, the body interred in the East Side Cemetery (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, July 30, 1914).
Algerine Street - A few of Mrs. Bond's neighbors gave her a little surprise on her seventy-ninth birthday. She received many nice presents and after partaking of a delicious supper, all departed wishing her many more happy birthdays (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, Thursday, October 25, 1906).
Mrs. Harriet Bond passed away at her late home on Algerine St. Friday evening July 24. She had been confined to her bed for over a year. She was born in this vicinity October 22, 1827 and was the daughter of Joseph Landers and Zruaeh (sic and should have read Zeruah) Warner. One daughter, Mrs. Florence Parker and two half brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Mary Cable and Mrs. Jane Johnston; Asa and Osborn Landers. The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. C. O. Fuller, the body interred in the East Side Cemetery (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, July 30, 1914).
Mrs. Harriet Bond passed away at her late home on Algerine St. Friday evening July 24. She had been confined to her bed for over a year. She was born in this vicinity October 22, 1827 and was the daughter of Joseph Landers and Zruaeh (sic and should have read Zeruah) Warner. One daughter, Mrs. Florence Parker and two half brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Mary Cable and Mrs. Jane Johnston; Asa and Osborn Landers. The funeral was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. C. O. Fuller, the body interred in the East Side Cemetery (The Afton Enterprise, Afton, New York, July 30, 1914).
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