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Everett Albert Wilkinson and Florence Mary Morse were married at the home of her parents on Smithfield Avenue in Saylesville, Rhode Island on August 30, 1910. They had one child and were married for 46 years. The dress Florence is wearing was handmade by her mother, Lulu Mary Haines Morse and I am the proud owner of it today. |
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William Waddicor and Theresa Robinson were married May 4, 1908 at St. Andrew's, Livesay, Lancashire, England. They had two sons. I am still trying to solve the puzzle, but sometime in the early 1920's, William and his oldest son left England. (It is unclear when William and Theresa were divorced.) They first went to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and then traveled to Rhode Island where they settled in Cumberland and William worked in the textile mills as he had done back in Darwen. Several years later William's younger son followed. |
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John F. Weber and Mary A. (Muller) Miller were married February 12, 1889, probably in Buffalo, New York. They were married for 49 years and had 7 children. He was a carpenter and builder of residential homes under the name John F. Weber and Sons. |
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Charles Andrew Thur and Suzanne Domedian were married in the late 1890's probably in Buffalo, New York. They had 8 children. |
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This picture of Svea Josephine Lilja and was taken for her November 7, 1913 wedding to Carl Wilhelm Johanson in Cranston, Rhode Island. Carl and Svea had three children and were married for 59 years. Svea was born in Mineville, Essex County, New York in 1892, the daughter of Swedish immigrants. Carl came to the United States in 1893 from Stockholm, Sweden on the USS Alaska when he was five years old with his mother and siblings. |
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Kenneth Albert Bartlett and Frances Augusta Bartlett were married in the Manse of the Presbyterian Church in St. Stephen New Brunswick, Canada on October 11, 1911. (Ken and Fannie were second cousins once removed.) They lived in McAdam, NB where Ken was employed as a fireman with the Canadian Pacific Railway for 48 years. They had two children and were married for 53 years. |
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Charles Andrew Blocher and Catherine Alice Hackett Edgerton were married February 21, 1906 in Batavia, New York. It was her second marriage and she had one child. Together Charles and Catherine had 6 children. They were married for 45 years. Charles owned a dairy in Batavia and later worked at the Chalmers Gelatin Factory in Williamsville, NY. |
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