Miss Gates was married to Francis Perley, a chairmaker, on the 1st of July 1857 at Gardner. Clergyman J. C. Paine officiated. This union ended in divorce.
In 1900 Adeline was recorded in the census of Gardner at 394 Elm Street. She was a live-in housekeeper for chair manufacturer Charles O. Bent and his wife Angeline. Today that address is the last structure on the street. It has mostly been used as an office for dentists over the years.
Ms. Perley resided at 80 School Street at the time of her death.
In 1900 Adeline was recorded in the census of Gardner at 394 Elm Street. She was a live-in housekeeper for chair manufacturer Charles O. Bent and his wife Angeline. Today that address is the last structure on the street. It has mostly been used as an office for dentists over the years.
Ms. Perley resided at 80 School Street at the time of her death.
Miss Gates was married to Francis Perley, a chairmaker, on the 1st of July 1857 at Gardner. Clergyman J. C. Paine officiated. This union ended in divorce.
In 1900 Adeline was recorded in the census of Gardner at 394 Elm Street. She was a live-in housekeeper for chair manufacturer Charles O. Bent and his wife Angeline. Today that address is the last structure on the street. It has mostly been used as an office for dentists over the years.
Ms. Perley resided at 80 School Street at the time of her death.
In 1900 Adeline was recorded in the census of Gardner at 394 Elm Street. She was a live-in housekeeper for chair manufacturer Charles O. Bent and his wife Angeline. Today that address is the last structure on the street. It has mostly been used as an office for dentists over the years.
Ms. Perley resided at 80 School Street at the time of her death.
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