Lowville Journal and Republican
September 28, 1916
Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo
Died September 23, 1916
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Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo, one of the oldest residents of Lewis County, and a woman that was held in high regard by a large circle old friends, died at 10 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street, in this village. Notwithstanding her more than 91 years of age, Mrs. Waldo enjoyed fairly good bodily health, with a mind undimmed, and a cheerful, contented disposition to the end of life. She was taken ill last Thursday evening, and the end came calm and peacefully, in true harmony with her long life, on Saturday evening
Mrs. Waldo was a daughter of the late Joseph and Rachel Twining and was born in Champion, February 4, 1825. At the age of 19 she united in marriage with Mortimer Waldo, of Rutland, who died 19 years ago. Four children were born to them, only one of whom survives, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, of Lowville. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo were for many years engaged in farming in the towns of Champion, Rutland, Harrisburg and Pickney, and following the death of Mr. Waldo, the deceased for many years resided with her daughter in Copenhagen village. Following the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, fourteen years ago the coming month, Mrs. Waldo came to Lowville to reside with them, and the latter years of her life, like those that preceded, were marked by the most kindly care and consideration. Over 70 years ago Mrs. Waldo united with the Copenhagen Methodist church, and since taking up her residence in Lowville she transferred her membership to the local church. She was a kind-hearted and lovable Christian woman, ever thoughtful of those near and dear, pure in heart and thought, and her passing brings grief to many who will cherish her memory. No brothers, sisters or near relatives survive.
The funeral services were held yesterday from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street. Rev. Smith W. Brown, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Interment was made in the Champion cemetery.
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Eliza Abigail Twining was born on February 4, 1825 at Champion, Jefferson County, New York. She was the daughter of Joseph Twining and Rachel Lewis.
Eliza Abigail Twining married Mortimer Waldo, son of Jonathan Waldo and Mary Olney, on May 9, 1844 at Champion, NY. They resided in East Watertown, NY.
They had four children.
Children of Eliza Abigail Twining
and Mortimer Waldo:
1847 (Oct 21) James Henry, died Jan 24,1849
1850 (Jan 14) Flora Eliza, died Aug 19,1851
1852 (Oct 04) Ella Eliza, died Mar,1918
1861 (Oct 29) Charles Mortimer, unmarried,
Died Aug 21,1887
1850 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 29, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 25; his daughter Flora Waldo, age 1; laborer Marcus Quirh, age 20 (Ireland); and Jane Baman, age 13, living with him. All were born in New York, except Marcus. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $1,800.
1860 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 39, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 35; and his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 7, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $2,600; and his personal estate value was $800.
1870 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 49, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 45; his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 17; his son Charles M. Waldo, age 8; his mother-in-law Rachel Twining, age 78 (CT); and farm laborer Lew Snyder, age 22 (Can), living with him. All were born in New York, except Rachel and Lew. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $5,500; and his personal estate value was $1,600.
1880 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 59, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 55; and his son Charles M. Waldo, age 18, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer.
1900 CENSUS:
Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 75, widowed (Mortimer died in 1887), had her widowed daughter Ella E. Hodge, age 47; and her grandson Charles E. Hodge, age 21, living with her. All were born in New York.
September 28, 1916
Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo
Died September 23, 1916
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Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo, one of the oldest residents of Lewis County, and a woman that was held in high regard by a large circle old friends, died at 10 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street, in this village. Notwithstanding her more than 91 years of age, Mrs. Waldo enjoyed fairly good bodily health, with a mind undimmed, and a cheerful, contented disposition to the end of life. She was taken ill last Thursday evening, and the end came calm and peacefully, in true harmony with her long life, on Saturday evening
Mrs. Waldo was a daughter of the late Joseph and Rachel Twining and was born in Champion, February 4, 1825. At the age of 19 she united in marriage with Mortimer Waldo, of Rutland, who died 19 years ago. Four children were born to them, only one of whom survives, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, of Lowville. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo were for many years engaged in farming in the towns of Champion, Rutland, Harrisburg and Pickney, and following the death of Mr. Waldo, the deceased for many years resided with her daughter in Copenhagen village. Following the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, fourteen years ago the coming month, Mrs. Waldo came to Lowville to reside with them, and the latter years of her life, like those that preceded, were marked by the most kindly care and consideration. Over 70 years ago Mrs. Waldo united with the Copenhagen Methodist church, and since taking up her residence in Lowville she transferred her membership to the local church. She was a kind-hearted and lovable Christian woman, ever thoughtful of those near and dear, pure in heart and thought, and her passing brings grief to many who will cherish her memory. No brothers, sisters or near relatives survive.
The funeral services were held yesterday from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street. Rev. Smith W. Brown, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Interment was made in the Champion cemetery.
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Eliza Abigail Twining was born on February 4, 1825 at Champion, Jefferson County, New York. She was the daughter of Joseph Twining and Rachel Lewis.
Eliza Abigail Twining married Mortimer Waldo, son of Jonathan Waldo and Mary Olney, on May 9, 1844 at Champion, NY. They resided in East Watertown, NY.
They had four children.
Children of Eliza Abigail Twining
and Mortimer Waldo:
1847 (Oct 21) James Henry, died Jan 24,1849
1850 (Jan 14) Flora Eliza, died Aug 19,1851
1852 (Oct 04) Ella Eliza, died Mar,1918
1861 (Oct 29) Charles Mortimer, unmarried,
Died Aug 21,1887
1850 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 29, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 25; his daughter Flora Waldo, age 1; laborer Marcus Quirh, age 20 (Ireland); and Jane Baman, age 13, living with him. All were born in New York, except Marcus. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $1,800.
1860 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 39, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 35; and his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 7, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $2,600; and his personal estate value was $800.
1870 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 49, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 45; his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 17; his son Charles M. Waldo, age 8; his mother-in-law Rachel Twining, age 78 (CT); and farm laborer Lew Snyder, age 22 (Can), living with him. All were born in New York, except Rachel and Lew. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $5,500; and his personal estate value was $1,600.
1880 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 59, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 55; and his son Charles M. Waldo, age 18, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer.
1900 CENSUS:
Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 75, widowed (Mortimer died in 1887), had her widowed daughter Ella E. Hodge, age 47; and her grandson Charles E. Hodge, age 21, living with her. All were born in New York.
Lowville Journal and Republican
September 28, 1916
Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo
Died September 23, 1916
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Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo, one of the oldest residents of Lewis County, and a woman that was held in high regard by a large circle old friends, died at 10 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street, in this village. Notwithstanding her more than 91 years of age, Mrs. Waldo enjoyed fairly good bodily health, with a mind undimmed, and a cheerful, contented disposition to the end of life. She was taken ill last Thursday evening, and the end came calm and peacefully, in true harmony with her long life, on Saturday evening
Mrs. Waldo was a daughter of the late Joseph and Rachel Twining and was born in Champion, February 4, 1825. At the age of 19 she united in marriage with Mortimer Waldo, of Rutland, who died 19 years ago. Four children were born to them, only one of whom survives, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, of Lowville. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo were for many years engaged in farming in the towns of Champion, Rutland, Harrisburg and Pickney, and following the death of Mr. Waldo, the deceased for many years resided with her daughter in Copenhagen village. Following the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, fourteen years ago the coming month, Mrs. Waldo came to Lowville to reside with them, and the latter years of her life, like those that preceded, were marked by the most kindly care and consideration. Over 70 years ago Mrs. Waldo united with the Copenhagen Methodist church, and since taking up her residence in Lowville she transferred her membership to the local church. She was a kind-hearted and lovable Christian woman, ever thoughtful of those near and dear, pure in heart and thought, and her passing brings grief to many who will cherish her memory. No brothers, sisters or near relatives survive.
The funeral services were held yesterday from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street. Rev. Smith W. Brown, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Interment was made in the Champion cemetery.
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Eliza Abigail Twining was born on February 4, 1825 at Champion, Jefferson County, New York. She was the daughter of Joseph Twining and Rachel Lewis.
Eliza Abigail Twining married Mortimer Waldo, son of Jonathan Waldo and Mary Olney, on May 9, 1844 at Champion, NY. They resided in East Watertown, NY.
They had four children.
Children of Eliza Abigail Twining
and Mortimer Waldo:
1847 (Oct 21) James Henry, died Jan 24,1849
1850 (Jan 14) Flora Eliza, died Aug 19,1851
1852 (Oct 04) Ella Eliza, died Mar,1918
1861 (Oct 29) Charles Mortimer, unmarried,
Died Aug 21,1887
1850 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 29, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 25; his daughter Flora Waldo, age 1; laborer Marcus Quirh, age 20 (Ireland); and Jane Baman, age 13, living with him. All were born in New York, except Marcus. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $1,800.
1860 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 39, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 35; and his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 7, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $2,600; and his personal estate value was $800.
1870 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 49, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 45; his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 17; his son Charles M. Waldo, age 8; his mother-in-law Rachel Twining, age 78 (CT); and farm laborer Lew Snyder, age 22 (Can), living with him. All were born in New York, except Rachel and Lew. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $5,500; and his personal estate value was $1,600.
1880 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 59, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 55; and his son Charles M. Waldo, age 18, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer.
1900 CENSUS:
Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 75, widowed (Mortimer died in 1887), had her widowed daughter Ella E. Hodge, age 47; and her grandson Charles E. Hodge, age 21, living with her. All were born in New York.
September 28, 1916
Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo
Died September 23, 1916
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Mrs. Eliza Twining Waldo, one of the oldest residents of Lewis County, and a woman that was held in high regard by a large circle old friends, died at 10 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street, in this village. Notwithstanding her more than 91 years of age, Mrs. Waldo enjoyed fairly good bodily health, with a mind undimmed, and a cheerful, contented disposition to the end of life. She was taken ill last Thursday evening, and the end came calm and peacefully, in true harmony with her long life, on Saturday evening
Mrs. Waldo was a daughter of the late Joseph and Rachel Twining and was born in Champion, February 4, 1825. At the age of 19 she united in marriage with Mortimer Waldo, of Rutland, who died 19 years ago. Four children were born to them, only one of whom survives, Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, of Lowville. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo were for many years engaged in farming in the towns of Champion, Rutland, Harrisburg and Pickney, and following the death of Mr. Waldo, the deceased for many years resided with her daughter in Copenhagen village. Following the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, fourteen years ago the coming month, Mrs. Waldo came to Lowville to reside with them, and the latter years of her life, like those that preceded, were marked by the most kindly care and consideration. Over 70 years ago Mrs. Waldo united with the Copenhagen Methodist church, and since taking up her residence in Lowville she transferred her membership to the local church. She was a kind-hearted and lovable Christian woman, ever thoughtful of those near and dear, pure in heart and thought, and her passing brings grief to many who will cherish her memory. No brothers, sisters or near relatives survive.
The funeral services were held yesterday from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Brown, Stowe Street. Rev. Smith W. Brown, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Interment was made in the Champion cemetery.
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Eliza Abigail Twining was born on February 4, 1825 at Champion, Jefferson County, New York. She was the daughter of Joseph Twining and Rachel Lewis.
Eliza Abigail Twining married Mortimer Waldo, son of Jonathan Waldo and Mary Olney, on May 9, 1844 at Champion, NY. They resided in East Watertown, NY.
They had four children.
Children of Eliza Abigail Twining
and Mortimer Waldo:
1847 (Oct 21) James Henry, died Jan 24,1849
1850 (Jan 14) Flora Eliza, died Aug 19,1851
1852 (Oct 04) Ella Eliza, died Mar,1918
1861 (Oct 29) Charles Mortimer, unmarried,
Died Aug 21,1887
1850 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 29, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 25; his daughter Flora Waldo, age 1; laborer Marcus Quirh, age 20 (Ireland); and Jane Baman, age 13, living with him. All were born in New York, except Marcus. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $1,800.
1860 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 39, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 35; and his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 7, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $2,600; and his personal estate value was $800.
1870 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 49, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 45; his daughter Ella E. Waldo, age 17; his son Charles M. Waldo, age 8; his mother-in-law Rachel Twining, age 78 (CT); and farm laborer Lew Snyder, age 22 (Can), living with him. All were born in New York, except Rachel and Lew. Mortimer was a farmer. His real estate value was $5,500; and his personal estate value was $1,600.
1880 CENSUS:
Mortimer Waldo, age 59, had his wife Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 55; and his son Charles M. Waldo, age 18, living with him. All were born in New York. Mortimer was a farmer.
1900 CENSUS:
Eliza Abigail Twining Waldo, age 75, widowed (Mortimer died in 1887), had her widowed daughter Ella E. Hodge, age 47; and her grandson Charles E. Hodge, age 21, living with her. All were born in New York.
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