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| Name Carrie B. Copson #12611 |
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| Born May 1894 |
Place Manchester, Hillsboro, New Hampshire |
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| Died 22 Oct 1966 |
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| Spouse James Shoemaker -1918 #12615 |
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| Spouse 2 James Kirkpatrick - #12617 |
Date 25 Aug 1920 |
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Found her on the 1900 Perry, Wyoming, New York census (dist 130 img 36) as Carrie Copson age 6.
Mr. James Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Carrie Shoemaker, both of Penn Yan, were married Wednesday, August 25, 1920, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at St. Mark's Episcopal church, Rev. Paul Hoffman, the rector, performing the ceremony. Miss Bertha M. Habberfield was bridesmaid and Mr. Warner Bush groomsman. The bride wore a gown of blue material, black hat, and carried a shower bouquet. The bridesmaid's gown was brown she also wore a black hat and carried a shower bouquet. The bride and groom left on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto. They will be at home after October 1st at 307 Court street. A pre-nuptianl event in honor of the bride was a luncheon at Alley's Inn given by Miss Bessie Campbell and Miss Habberfield. The bride is the manager of the Postal telegraph office in Penn Yan, and is a young woman with a host of friends. Pen Yann Democrat August 27, 1920
PENN YAN - Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Kirkpatrick, 72 of 113 Burns Ter., who died Saturday while on a vacation trip in Providence, R. I. will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, at St. Mark's Epispocal Church with William Kirkpatrick officiating. Born in Manchester, N. H. the daughter of Fred and Carrie Pepper Copson, she has lived in Penn Yan for the past 50 years. She formerly served at the Postal Telegraph Co. as an operator in Penn Yan. She was also employed at the Angler and Penn Yan Boat Companies.
Besides her husband, James, she is survived by two brothers, Donald Copson of Newcastle, Pa., and Arthur Copson of Oswego two sisters, Mrs. William Disbrow of Bluff Point and Mrs. Cornelius McNulty of Painted Post several nieces and nephews.
The Geneva Times October 24, 1966
Besides her husband, James, she is survived by two brothers, Donald Copson of Newcastle, Pa., and Arthur Copson of Oswego two sisters, Mrs. William Disbrow of Bluff Point and Mrs. Cornelius McNulty of Painted Post several nieces and nephews.
The Geneva Times October 24, 1966
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| Charles James Copson 1861 |
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| | Thomas Pepper 1836 |
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| Caroline "Carrie" Pepper 1869 |
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| Betsey Unknown 1830 |
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