Died suddenly at her home in Orangeville of apoplexy.
Married Mr. C. W. Clor on January 1, 1885.
Mother of six children, two dying in infancy. Surviving children are Carl W., Minnie A., Erwin P., and Mary E. Also three brothers, August C. and Peter J. of South Attica, and Rev. W.J. Merle of Syracuse.
(Attica, NY, News, Dec. 6, 1906)
Married Mr. C. W. Clor on January 1, 1885.
Mother of six children, two dying in infancy. Surviving children are Carl W., Minnie A., Erwin P., and Mary E. Also three brothers, August C. and Peter J. of South Attica, and Rev. W.J. Merle of Syracuse.
(Attica, NY, News, Dec. 6, 1906)
Died suddenly at her home in Orangeville of apoplexy.
Married Mr. C. W. Clor on January 1, 1885.
Mother of six children, two dying in infancy. Surviving children are Carl W., Minnie A., Erwin P., and Mary E. Also three brothers, August C. and Peter J. of South Attica, and Rev. W.J. Merle of Syracuse.
(Attica, NY, News, Dec. 6, 1906)
Married Mr. C. W. Clor on January 1, 1885.
Mother of six children, two dying in infancy. Surviving children are Carl W., Minnie A., Erwin P., and Mary E. Also three brothers, August C. and Peter J. of South Attica, and Rev. W.J. Merle of Syracuse.
(Attica, NY, News, Dec. 6, 1906)
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