Mrs. E. R. Dingman, aged seventy six years, after a lengthy and painful illness died at her home near this village at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. The funeral which was conducted by Rev. A. J. Croft, pastor of the Altmar M. E. church, was held from the late home, at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, with burial at Orwell cemetery.
Mrs. Dingman was a woman of many excellent qualities, enjoying a high degree the respect and esteem of all. Besides her husband, Veteran E. R. Dingman, the following children survive and were present during the last said rites; Mrs. Jessie Scott, of Utica; Mrs. Clara Donovan, who lives at her father's home with her husband; Mrs. Orrin Heath, Mrs. Julia Stout, of Syracuse, Mrs. Arthur Minor of Fernwood; Mrs. Flora Ingalls, of Oneida and Herbert Dingman, of Shirrell; besides a small number of grandchildren and other relatives who have the deep sympathy of all in this, their hour of poignant sorrow.
The Pulaski Democrat, Pulaski, N.Y., March 7, 1906
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Emeline's first husband Morgan Duell died in the Civil War Oct 17, 1863
Contributor: Jeffrey Jerrett (48128221)
Mrs. Dingman was a woman of many excellent qualities, enjoying a high degree the respect and esteem of all. Besides her husband, Veteran E. R. Dingman, the following children survive and were present during the last said rites; Mrs. Jessie Scott, of Utica; Mrs. Clara Donovan, who lives at her father's home with her husband; Mrs. Orrin Heath, Mrs. Julia Stout, of Syracuse, Mrs. Arthur Minor of Fernwood; Mrs. Flora Ingalls, of Oneida and Herbert Dingman, of Shirrell; besides a small number of grandchildren and other relatives who have the deep sympathy of all in this, their hour of poignant sorrow.
The Pulaski Democrat, Pulaski, N.Y., March 7, 1906
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Emeline's first husband Morgan Duell died in the Civil War Oct 17, 1863
Contributor: Jeffrey Jerrett (48128221)
Mrs. E. R. Dingman, aged seventy six years, after a lengthy and painful illness died at her home near this village at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. The funeral which was conducted by Rev. A. J. Croft, pastor of the Altmar M. E. church, was held from the late home, at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, with burial at Orwell cemetery.
Mrs. Dingman was a woman of many excellent qualities, enjoying a high degree the respect and esteem of all. Besides her husband, Veteran E. R. Dingman, the following children survive and were present during the last said rites; Mrs. Jessie Scott, of Utica; Mrs. Clara Donovan, who lives at her father's home with her husband; Mrs. Orrin Heath, Mrs. Julia Stout, of Syracuse, Mrs. Arthur Minor of Fernwood; Mrs. Flora Ingalls, of Oneida and Herbert Dingman, of Shirrell; besides a small number of grandchildren and other relatives who have the deep sympathy of all in this, their hour of poignant sorrow.
The Pulaski Democrat, Pulaski, N.Y., March 7, 1906
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Emeline's first husband Morgan Duell died in the Civil War Oct 17, 1863
Contributor: Jeffrey Jerrett (48128221)
Mrs. Dingman was a woman of many excellent qualities, enjoying a high degree the respect and esteem of all. Besides her husband, Veteran E. R. Dingman, the following children survive and were present during the last said rites; Mrs. Jessie Scott, of Utica; Mrs. Clara Donovan, who lives at her father's home with her husband; Mrs. Orrin Heath, Mrs. Julia Stout, of Syracuse, Mrs. Arthur Minor of Fernwood; Mrs. Flora Ingalls, of Oneida and Herbert Dingman, of Shirrell; besides a small number of grandchildren and other relatives who have the deep sympathy of all in this, their hour of poignant sorrow.
The Pulaski Democrat, Pulaski, N.Y., March 7, 1906
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Emeline's first husband Morgan Duell died in the Civil War Oct 17, 1863
Contributor: Jeffrey Jerrett (48128221)
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