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| Name Sarah Jane Tallmadge #3201 |
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| Born 2 Jul 1842 |
Place Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York |
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| Died 30 Jan 1924 |
Place Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York |
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| Father Benjamin Tallmadge - #3202 | Mother Helen Hinchman - #3203 |
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Date 15 Dec 1862 |
Place Rhinecliff, , New York |
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2 Gertrude Traver 30 Nov 1872
3 Alfred Traver 1875
4 Clara Belle Traver 17 Aug 1882
5 Nellie May Traver 1 Sep 1884
After being confined to her bed for twenty-eight years, Mrs. Sarah Traver, wife of the late Leonard Traver of Rhinecliff died at the home of her children, Alfred and Nellie Traver, Wednesday morning in the eighty-second year of her age.
Miss Traver noticed a slight change in her mother's condition Tuesday afternoon and called a doctor. In the evening she called in her brother-in-law, Edward Wheeler, to stay with her during the night. At three o'clock in the morning Mrs Traver sat up and talked a few minutes and then lay down and passed quietly away.
Mrs. Traver was a daughter of Benjamin and Helen Hinchman Tallmadge and was born at Hillside July 2, 1842. She was married to Leonard Traver at Rhinebeck, December 15, 1862.
Surviving her are two sons, Benjamin Traver, of Rhinebeck, and Alfred, of Rhineliff and two daughters, Mrs. George Coon of New York city and Miss Nellie Traver of Rhinecliff. She also leaves a brother, Alfred Tallmadge of Hillside. She spent practically her whole life at Rhinecliff. She was a member of The M.E. church there. - The Rhinebeck Gazette February 2, 1924
Miss Traver noticed a slight change in her mother's condition Tuesday afternoon and called a doctor. In the evening she called in her brother-in-law, Edward Wheeler, to stay with her during the night. At three o'clock in the morning Mrs Traver sat up and talked a few minutes and then lay down and passed quietly away.
Mrs. Traver was a daughter of Benjamin and Helen Hinchman Tallmadge and was born at Hillside July 2, 1842. She was married to Leonard Traver at Rhinebeck, December 15, 1862.
Surviving her are two sons, Benjamin Traver, of Rhinebeck, and Alfred, of Rhineliff and two daughters, Mrs. George Coon of New York city and Miss Nellie Traver of Rhinecliff. She also leaves a brother, Alfred Tallmadge of Hillside. She spent practically her whole life at Rhinecliff. She was a member of The M.E. church there. - The Rhinebeck Gazette February 2, 1924
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