1905-Dec 7-The Monroe County Mail, Town of Despatch,(East Rochester, NY) Mrs. Bridget Williams, a well respected resident of Despatch, since March, died at her home on East Chestnut street, Monday afternoon, at 5:30 o'clock. Heart disease following an attack of hemorrhages, with which she had been afflicted from time to time, was the cause of her death. Mrs. Williams was born in Ireland, seventy-three years ago, and resided in Forestport, fifty-five years previous to moving here, last March. Mrs. Williams' mind remained clear to the end of her long life. She was a woman
of unusual cheerful temperament, always looking for the sunny side of things. She is survived by her husband, Gordan Williams, and three sons, Henry and George Williams of Forestport, and Charles Williams of Despatch; also three daughters, Mrs. Hattie Lindsay of Forestport, and Mrs. Georgo H. Ano and Mrs. Frank Street of Despatch. The funeral was held at 9:00 AM this morning, from St. Joseph church, in Penfield, Father Gofell officiating. Karen K Brown
of unusual cheerful temperament, always looking for the sunny side of things. She is survived by her husband, Gordan Williams, and three sons, Henry and George Williams of Forestport, and Charles Williams of Despatch; also three daughters, Mrs. Hattie Lindsay of Forestport, and Mrs. Georgo H. Ano and Mrs. Frank Street of Despatch. The funeral was held at 9:00 AM this morning, from St. Joseph church, in Penfield, Father Gofell officiating. Karen K Brown
1905-Dec 7-The Monroe County Mail, Town of Despatch,(East Rochester, NY) Mrs. Bridget Williams, a well respected resident of Despatch, since March, died at her home on East Chestnut street, Monday afternoon, at 5:30 o'clock. Heart disease following an attack of hemorrhages, with which she had been afflicted from time to time, was the cause of her death. Mrs. Williams was born in Ireland, seventy-three years ago, and resided in Forestport, fifty-five years previous to moving here, last March. Mrs. Williams' mind remained clear to the end of her long life. She was a woman
of unusual cheerful temperament, always looking for the sunny side of things. She is survived by her husband, Gordan Williams, and three sons, Henry and George Williams of Forestport, and Charles Williams of Despatch; also three daughters, Mrs. Hattie Lindsay of Forestport, and Mrs. Georgo H. Ano and Mrs. Frank Street of Despatch. The funeral was held at 9:00 AM this morning, from St. Joseph church, in Penfield, Father Gofell officiating. Karen K Brown
of unusual cheerful temperament, always looking for the sunny side of things. She is survived by her husband, Gordan Williams, and three sons, Henry and George Williams of Forestport, and Charles Williams of Despatch; also three daughters, Mrs. Hattie Lindsay of Forestport, and Mrs. Georgo H. Ano and Mrs. Frank Street of Despatch. The funeral was held at 9:00 AM this morning, from St. Joseph church, in Penfield, Father Gofell officiating. Karen K Brown
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GORDEN WILLIAMSON
1831-1909
BRIDGET MUNGOVAN
HIS WIFE
1833-1905
Gravesite Details
Her father was Patrick Mungovan and he came to Paris, Oneida County, New York 1850.
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