Daughter of Albert Edgar and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Edna (Dunbar) Stevens
Married Frederick Henry Andrews
Children: John Frederick, Jennie Grace, and Myrtle Aznola Andrews
Married Gillford Wilcox
Children: Ranseler Henry and Marshall F Wilcox
Married John Rudden
Obit
Mrs. Lillian Rudden, widow of Joh Rudden, formerly of Scovill St., Waterbury, died this morning at the Doyle Convalescent Home, Thomaston. She was born May 31, 1881 in Orange, Mass., the daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth (Dunbar) Stevens. She lived most of her life in Waterbury.
Survivors are three sons Ranseler Wilcox, Long Island, NY; Marshall Wilsox, Detroit; John Andrews, Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Fox, Winsted; Mrs. Jennie Quinn, Detroit; and Mrs. Myrtle Kunchick, South Coventry; a brother, WIlliam Stevens, Hollister, Cal; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Powers, Iona, Mich; 18 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, and one great, great grandchild; and several neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held [tozn]day at 2:30 pm at the Par [torn] Funeral Home, 100 Central [torn]. Burial will be in Brockett [torn]tery, Waterbury. Hotchkiss [torn]ral Home, Thomaston, is in [torn] of arrangements. Friends [torn]all at the Parsons Funeral [torn] Saturday from 7 to 9 and [torn] from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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A very sincere "Thank you!" to family researchers, Richard A. Dutton, USAF (retired) and to Fred Kunchick USN (retired), for taking the time to save and share Kunchick family history. Their individual efforts, the database Richard uploaded to Rootsweb prior to his death in 1999 and the extensive notes Fred complied and shared online, have made it much easier to link members of this very diverse family.
Married Frederick Henry Andrews
Children: John Frederick, Jennie Grace, and Myrtle Aznola Andrews
Married Gillford Wilcox
Children: Ranseler Henry and Marshall F Wilcox
Married John Rudden
Obit
Mrs. Lillian Rudden, widow of Joh Rudden, formerly of Scovill St., Waterbury, died this morning at the Doyle Convalescent Home, Thomaston. She was born May 31, 1881 in Orange, Mass., the daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth (Dunbar) Stevens. She lived most of her life in Waterbury.
Survivors are three sons Ranseler Wilcox, Long Island, NY; Marshall Wilsox, Detroit; John Andrews, Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Fox, Winsted; Mrs. Jennie Quinn, Detroit; and Mrs. Myrtle Kunchick, South Coventry; a brother, WIlliam Stevens, Hollister, Cal; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Powers, Iona, Mich; 18 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, and one great, great grandchild; and several neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held [tozn]day at 2:30 pm at the Par [torn] Funeral Home, 100 Central [torn]. Burial will be in Brockett [torn]tery, Waterbury. Hotchkiss [torn]ral Home, Thomaston, is in [torn] of arrangements. Friends [torn]all at the Parsons Funeral [torn] Saturday from 7 to 9 and [torn] from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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A very sincere "Thank you!" to family researchers, Richard A. Dutton, USAF (retired) and to Fred Kunchick USN (retired), for taking the time to save and share Kunchick family history. Their individual efforts, the database Richard uploaded to Rootsweb prior to his death in 1999 and the extensive notes Fred complied and shared online, have made it much easier to link members of this very diverse family.
Daughter of Albert Edgar and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Edna (Dunbar) Stevens
Married Frederick Henry Andrews
Children: John Frederick, Jennie Grace, and Myrtle Aznola Andrews
Married Gillford Wilcox
Children: Ranseler Henry and Marshall F Wilcox
Married John Rudden
Obit
Mrs. Lillian Rudden, widow of Joh Rudden, formerly of Scovill St., Waterbury, died this morning at the Doyle Convalescent Home, Thomaston. She was born May 31, 1881 in Orange, Mass., the daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth (Dunbar) Stevens. She lived most of her life in Waterbury.
Survivors are three sons Ranseler Wilcox, Long Island, NY; Marshall Wilsox, Detroit; John Andrews, Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Fox, Winsted; Mrs. Jennie Quinn, Detroit; and Mrs. Myrtle Kunchick, South Coventry; a brother, WIlliam Stevens, Hollister, Cal; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Powers, Iona, Mich; 18 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, and one great, great grandchild; and several neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held [tozn]day at 2:30 pm at the Par [torn] Funeral Home, 100 Central [torn]. Burial will be in Brockett [torn]tery, Waterbury. Hotchkiss [torn]ral Home, Thomaston, is in [torn] of arrangements. Friends [torn]all at the Parsons Funeral [torn] Saturday from 7 to 9 and [torn] from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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A very sincere "Thank you!" to family researchers, Richard A. Dutton, USAF (retired) and to Fred Kunchick USN (retired), for taking the time to save and share Kunchick family history. Their individual efforts, the database Richard uploaded to Rootsweb prior to his death in 1999 and the extensive notes Fred complied and shared online, have made it much easier to link members of this very diverse family.
Married Frederick Henry Andrews
Children: John Frederick, Jennie Grace, and Myrtle Aznola Andrews
Married Gillford Wilcox
Children: Ranseler Henry and Marshall F Wilcox
Married John Rudden
Obit
Mrs. Lillian Rudden, widow of Joh Rudden, formerly of Scovill St., Waterbury, died this morning at the Doyle Convalescent Home, Thomaston. She was born May 31, 1881 in Orange, Mass., the daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth (Dunbar) Stevens. She lived most of her life in Waterbury.
Survivors are three sons Ranseler Wilcox, Long Island, NY; Marshall Wilsox, Detroit; John Andrews, Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Fox, Winsted; Mrs. Jennie Quinn, Detroit; and Mrs. Myrtle Kunchick, South Coventry; a brother, WIlliam Stevens, Hollister, Cal; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Powers, Iona, Mich; 18 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, and one great, great grandchild; and several neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held [tozn]day at 2:30 pm at the Par [torn] Funeral Home, 100 Central [torn]. Burial will be in Brockett [torn]tery, Waterbury. Hotchkiss [torn]ral Home, Thomaston, is in [torn] of arrangements. Friends [torn]all at the Parsons Funeral [torn] Saturday from 7 to 9 and [torn] from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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A very sincere "Thank you!" to family researchers, Richard A. Dutton, USAF (retired) and to Fred Kunchick USN (retired), for taking the time to save and share Kunchick family history. Their individual efforts, the database Richard uploaded to Rootsweb prior to his death in 1999 and the extensive notes Fred complied and shared online, have made it much easier to link members of this very diverse family.
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