age 87
no marker
Cemetery records show her name as "Mary", but census and other records show her name as "May."
Randolph Register, August 30, 1929
Miss May Huntington, formerly of East Randolph but for several years a resident of Lily Dale, died suddenly at that place last Sunday. It had been Miss Huntington's custom to attend services at the auditorium several times each week and while present at a meeting Sunday she was stricken suddenly and passed away before aid could be summoned.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Huntington and was born in the town of Conewango about 87 years ago. Funeral services were held at Lily Dale Thursday, with interment at East Randolph cemetery.
Contributor: E. (46782320): Mary, and her sisters Ella and Inez were 3 remarkable women who were very active in the founding of Lily Dale. They built the first, or among the first, cottage at Lily Dale. Inez was a highly gifted psychic that the Buffalo newspapers said was "the real deal".
Contributor: E. (46782320)
no marker
Cemetery records show her name as "Mary", but census and other records show her name as "May."
Randolph Register, August 30, 1929
Miss May Huntington, formerly of East Randolph but for several years a resident of Lily Dale, died suddenly at that place last Sunday. It had been Miss Huntington's custom to attend services at the auditorium several times each week and while present at a meeting Sunday she was stricken suddenly and passed away before aid could be summoned.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Huntington and was born in the town of Conewango about 87 years ago. Funeral services were held at Lily Dale Thursday, with interment at East Randolph cemetery.
Contributor: E. (46782320): Mary, and her sisters Ella and Inez were 3 remarkable women who were very active in the founding of Lily Dale. They built the first, or among the first, cottage at Lily Dale. Inez was a highly gifted psychic that the Buffalo newspapers said was "the real deal".
Contributor: E. (46782320)
age 87
no marker
Cemetery records show her name as "Mary", but census and other records show her name as "May."
Randolph Register, August 30, 1929
Miss May Huntington, formerly of East Randolph but for several years a resident of Lily Dale, died suddenly at that place last Sunday. It had been Miss Huntington's custom to attend services at the auditorium several times each week and while present at a meeting Sunday she was stricken suddenly and passed away before aid could be summoned.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Huntington and was born in the town of Conewango about 87 years ago. Funeral services were held at Lily Dale Thursday, with interment at East Randolph cemetery.
Contributor: E. (46782320): Mary, and her sisters Ella and Inez were 3 remarkable women who were very active in the founding of Lily Dale. They built the first, or among the first, cottage at Lily Dale. Inez was a highly gifted psychic that the Buffalo newspapers said was "the real deal".
Contributor: E. (46782320)
no marker
Cemetery records show her name as "Mary", but census and other records show her name as "May."
Randolph Register, August 30, 1929
Miss May Huntington, formerly of East Randolph but for several years a resident of Lily Dale, died suddenly at that place last Sunday. It had been Miss Huntington's custom to attend services at the auditorium several times each week and while present at a meeting Sunday she was stricken suddenly and passed away before aid could be summoned.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Huntington and was born in the town of Conewango about 87 years ago. Funeral services were held at Lily Dale Thursday, with interment at East Randolph cemetery.
Contributor: E. (46782320): Mary, and her sisters Ella and Inez were 3 remarkable women who were very active in the founding of Lily Dale. They built the first, or among the first, cottage at Lily Dale. Inez was a highly gifted psychic that the Buffalo newspapers said was "the real deal".
Contributor: E. (46782320)
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