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Sallie Russell <I>Farmer</I> Coffin

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Sallie Russell Farmer Coffin

Birth
Webster, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, USA
Death
20 Jun 1910 (aged 83)
Eliot, York County, Maine, USA
Burial
Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA GPS-Latitude: 42.3738639, Longitude: -71.1464083
Plot
GENTIAN PATH, Lot 5981
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... the bride of fifty years was arrayed in heliotrope satin with trimmings of point lace, making, as we thought, with her delicate complexion and soft white hair, a sight as lovely as when, amid the snow-storms of New Hampshire, a half century before, Charles Carleton Coffin first called Sallie Farmer his wife.

Of Washington it has been said, " God made him childless that a nation might call him father." In the home on that day were scores of nieces and nephews, and children of several generations, from the babe in arms, and the child with pinafore, to the stately dames and long-bearded men, who, one and all, called the bride and groom " uncle and aunt."

Interred 22 Jun 1910
... the bride of fifty years was arrayed in heliotrope satin with trimmings of point lace, making, as we thought, with her delicate complexion and soft white hair, a sight as lovely as when, amid the snow-storms of New Hampshire, a half century before, Charles Carleton Coffin first called Sallie Farmer his wife.

Of Washington it has been said, " God made him childless that a nation might call him father." In the home on that day were scores of nieces and nephews, and children of several generations, from the babe in arms, and the child with pinafore, to the stately dames and long-bearded men, who, one and all, called the bride and groom " uncle and aunt."

Interred 22 Jun 1910


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