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Ira T. Briggs and Minnie Boyce |
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1 Ira T. Briggs of Richmond NY circa 1880. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
2 Minnie Boyce Briggs of Richmond NY circa 1880. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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3 Minnie Boyce Briggs of Richmond NY circa 1865. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
4 Minnie Boyce Briggs of Richmond NY circa 1880. Sketch courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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5 Charles A. Briggs of Richmond NY circa 1880. Son of Ira T. and Minnie Boyce Briggs. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
6 Charles A. and Percy Briggs of Hemlock NY circa 1910. Sons of Ira T. and Minnie Boyce Briggs. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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The Family of Ira Thomas Briggs and Minnie Boyce Briggs |
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The Parents of Ira T. Briggs Leonard B. Briggs and Mary Allen Briggs
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The Parents of Minnie Boyce Mother and Father Boyce
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Allen Family Tree
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Boyce Family Tree
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Minnie’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Ira T. Briggs Marriage to Minnie Boyce in 1873
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Marriages of Minnie Boyce Marriage to Ira T. Briggs in 1873
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The Obituary of Ira T. Briggs 1849 - 8 September 1893 From the Livonia Gazette, 15 September 1893 Ira T. Briggs died on Friday about 10 p.m. of typhoid fever after a month’s illness, aged 44 years. The last services were held from his late residence on Sunday at 2:30. The Rev. Mr. Day assistant officiating clergyman. The deceased was son of Leonard Briggs and was a man held in high esteem. His death is deeply regretted. He leaves two sons. The burial was in the Baptist cemetery near his late home.
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The Obituary of Minnie Boyce Briggs 12 December 1851 - 14 December 1890 From the Livonia Gazette, 26 December 1890 Minnie E. Boyce, wife of Ira T. Briggs, died at her home in Richmond, Dec. 14th, at the age of thirty-nine years and two days. The funeral was held at the house, the Rev. Mr. Day officiating. The sermon was of the best, the text, “Oh, my God, take me not away in the midst of my days” - 102d Psalm, 24th verse. Mrs. Briggs had been in poor health for a long time, though confined to her bed only four weeks. She leaves a husband and two sons - Charley, 15 years old, and Percy, twenty months old, also a father and two brothers in Canada. Her father was with her the two last weeks. She was a Christian lady of gentle, quiet manners, and of a kind and loving heart, always ready to lend a helping hand to those in affliction, and her loss will be felt and mourned by her acquaintances - a devoted wife and mother, who found her chief delight in her home, and the companionship of her little family. The blow falls with a crushing weight on the husband, whose untiring care was so constantly given all through her illness, and the sympathies of all will be given this bereaved family.
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The Burial of Ira T. Briggs Purcell Cemetery in Richmond NY
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The Burial of Minnie Boyce Briggs Purcell Cemetery in Richmond NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |