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Otis F. Beals and Emma Peabody |
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1 Photo of Otis F. Beals. |
2 Emma Peabody Beals of Wayland NY circa 1890. Photo courtesy of Douglas Morgan and Springwater Webster Crossing Historical Society. |
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The Family of Otis F. Beals and Emma Peabody Beals |
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The Parents of Otis F. Beals Harlo K. Beals and Almira L. Beals
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The Parents of Emma Peabody Sheffield Peabody and Mary Robinson Peabody
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Beals Family Tree
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Otis’s Maternal Family Tree
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Peabody Family Tree
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Robinson Family Tree
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Marriages of Otis F. Beals Marriage to Emma Peabody
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Marriages of Emma Peabody Marriage to Otis F. Beals
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The Obituary of Otis F. Beals 1874 - 31 January 1904 From the Wayland Register, 5 February 1904 Not in a long time has such a feeling of sorrow rested over North Cohocton as was felt Sunday Jan. 31st caused by the death of Otis M. Beals; Mr. Beals was employed at the Cottrell office and went to his home on Wednesday before, sick with what was thought to be appendicitis, and on Saturday, Dr. Wixom called Dr. Graham of Rochester, who together with Dr. Stewart of Atlanta performed an operation and found so serious a complication of disease that it was impossible for him to recover and so passed away on Sunday at the age of 30 years. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife who was formerly Miss Emma Peabody and one son, Harlo, and one daughter, Maurine, one brother, Claude and one sister, Myrtle of Fulton, N.Y., besides a host of friends. The funeral services were held at the home on Naples street Wednesday morning, Rev. O. A. Retan officiating. The beautiful gray casket in which rested the deceased was surrounded by beautiful flowers, one beautiful piece of pink and white carnations coming from the Cottrell office force. The house was filled with friends and neighbors, a number coming from Avoca, the former home of the deceased. The burial was at Avoca, N.Y. and the bearers were D. D. Cottrell, Chas. Stoddard, Clarence Gray, Henry Wolfanger, Eugene Briggs and Frank Rex.
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The Obituary of Emma Peabody Beals 1872 - April 1939 From the Wayland Register, 20 April 1939 Mrs. Emma Beals, widow of Otis Beals, died early Saturday morning at her home inn this village following five months illness. She was 66 years of age. Since 1904 she had been secretary to William W. Clark, retired supreme court justice. Born in Springwater, she had spent most of her life in Wayland where she was active in social and civic enterprises. She taught school for several years, was a member of the Lowell club, Rebekah lodge and Parent-Teacher Association, member and historian of Wayland chapter O. E. S. Surviving are one son, Harlo Beals of Cooperstown; a daughter, Mrs. Dean Ferres of Ridgewood, N.J.; one sister, Martha Peabody of Wayland; one brother, Starr W. Peabody of California. Funeral services were held at the home Monday at 2:00 p.m., with the Rev. W. W. Ayres officiating and burial was in Wayland cemetery.
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The Burial of Otis F. Beals Wayland Village Cemetery in Wayland NY
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The Burial of Emma Peabody Beals Wayland Village Cemetery in Wayland NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |