dau of Michael Ware &
Sarah (Shepard) Ware
m. Collister Silas May 29 Nov 1855
at Shelburne, Mass.
died aged 87 in her home on North Mill River known as the Hawks Tavern, South Deerfield following a weeks illness of grip and pneumonia, had been in frail health during the winter months; after marriage in 1855 she moved with her husband to the home she died in; she was a home loving woman and a great reader; survivors were six children, Mrs J.A.Allen of Shelburne, Mrs Ida M Jenkins and Mrs Anna Williams of Springfield, George E of South Deerfield, Miss Luella and William May who lived with their mother [published March 17, 1921 Springfield Republican]
Sarah (Shepard) Ware
m. Collister Silas May 29 Nov 1855
at Shelburne, Mass.
died aged 87 in her home on North Mill River known as the Hawks Tavern, South Deerfield following a weeks illness of grip and pneumonia, had been in frail health during the winter months; after marriage in 1855 she moved with her husband to the home she died in; she was a home loving woman and a great reader; survivors were six children, Mrs J.A.Allen of Shelburne, Mrs Ida M Jenkins and Mrs Anna Williams of Springfield, George E of South Deerfield, Miss Luella and William May who lived with their mother [published March 17, 1921 Springfield Republican]
dau of Michael Ware &
Sarah (Shepard) Ware
m. Collister Silas May 29 Nov 1855
at Shelburne, Mass.
died aged 87 in her home on North Mill River known as the Hawks Tavern, South Deerfield following a weeks illness of grip and pneumonia, had been in frail health during the winter months; after marriage in 1855 she moved with her husband to the home she died in; she was a home loving woman and a great reader; survivors were six children, Mrs J.A.Allen of Shelburne, Mrs Ida M Jenkins and Mrs Anna Williams of Springfield, George E of South Deerfield, Miss Luella and William May who lived with their mother [published March 17, 1921 Springfield Republican]
Sarah (Shepard) Ware
m. Collister Silas May 29 Nov 1855
at Shelburne, Mass.
died aged 87 in her home on North Mill River known as the Hawks Tavern, South Deerfield following a weeks illness of grip and pneumonia, had been in frail health during the winter months; after marriage in 1855 she moved with her husband to the home she died in; she was a home loving woman and a great reader; survivors were six children, Mrs J.A.Allen of Shelburne, Mrs Ida M Jenkins and Mrs Anna Williams of Springfield, George E of South Deerfield, Miss Luella and William May who lived with their mother [published March 17, 1921 Springfield Republican]
Inscription
Collister Silas May
Nov 16 1819 - Dec 25 1886
Ann Maria Ware his wife
Aug 26 1833 - Mar 12 1921
Louella May their dau
Sept 11 1865 Nov 23 1949
William Collister their son
Aug 11 1869-Oct 31 1944
Anna May Williams
Feb 3 1874 - Dec 9 1964
BACK:
George Eugene May
son of Collister & Ann May
May 10 1859 - Jan 16 1930
Isabella Campbell Haskins his wife
Aug 31 1860 - Nov 18 1938
SOUTH SIDE:
Joseph C son of
Joseph R & Ellen May Allen
Mar 27 1882 - Aug 15 1883
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