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Thomas E. Canute and Grace M. Robinson |
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1 Photo of Thomas E. Canute. |
2 Grace M. Robinson Canute of Springwater NY circa 1900c. Photo courtesy of Springwater Historian, Amanda Wagner. |
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The Family of Thomas E. Canute and Grace M. Robinson Canute |
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The Parents of Thomas E. Canute Solomon Canute and Mary Booth Canute |
The Parents of Grace M. Robinson |
Canute Family Tree |
Booth Family Tree |
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Collins Family Tree |
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Marriages of Thomas E. Canute Marriage to Grace M. Robinson on 21 February 1892 |
Marriages of Grace M. Robinson Marriage to Thomas E. Canute on 21 February 1892 |
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The Obituary of Thomas E. Canute 5 January 1865 - 19 April 1935 From the Wayland Register, 25 April 1935 Springwater - Thomas Ellsworth Canute, 70, of Springwater, died Friday morning, April 19, 1935, at Wayland hospital from injuries received Wednesday afternoon when a laundry stove exploded in the room where he was working on the second floor of the factory of Miller Manufacturing Company, causing severe injuries about his face and legs. It is believed that a plugged hot water jacket on the stove caused the explosion. Mr. Canute was cleaning in the room at the time, making plans to move into the building soon. Window lights were broken and the side casing of the two-story wooden structure building was jarred loose, Mr. Canute being thrown against the side of the room. He was the only one in the building at the time. The first floor is used for the manufacture of fishing tackle. He was born January 5, 1865, at Hasknville, the son of Mary and Solomon J. Canute. He had spent most of his life in the town of Springwater and was always an active worker. He was married at Wayland on February 21, 1892, to Miss Grace M. Robinson, who preceded him in death. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Burdette Snyder, with whom he lived, and one son, Lloyd C. Canute, both of Springwater; one sister, Mrs Mary Quick of Dansville; one half-sister, Miss Daisy E. Canute of Rochester; one half-brother, Olin Canute, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in the daughter’s home at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, with burial in Loon Lake cemetery, the Rev. M. H. Holmes officiated. |
The Obituary of Grace M. Robinson Canute 1875 - 28 June 1931 From the Wayland Register, 2 July 1931 Mrs. Grace M. Canute died at her home at 51 Coventry street, Rochester, Sunday, aged 56 years. She is survived by one son, Lloyd Canute, and a daughter, Olive S. Canute, both of Rochester; two brothers, Scott Robinson and Norton Robinson of Springwater; two sisters, Jennie E. Crooks of Arkport, and Phoebe C. Benedict of Rochester. The funeral was held at the home in Rochester Wednesday at 1:00 o’clock, with the Rev. L. W. Spencer of the A. C. church of Springwater officiating. Burial was in the Evergreen cemetery, Springwater. |
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The Burial of Thomas E. Canute Loon Lake Cemetery in Loon Lake NY
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The Burial of Grace M. Robinson Canute Mt. Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY 3 Gravestone of Grace M. Robinson Canute (1875 - 1931). Located in the Mt. Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY.
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |