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Charles A. Capron and Eva E. Rogers |
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1 Charles A. Capron and Eva E. Rogers of Wayland NY circa 1886. Eva was the daughter of Oscar and Maria Walker Rogers. Courtesy of Donna Walker. |
2 Photo of Charles A. Capron |
3 Eva E. Rogers Capron of Wayland NY circa 1920. Eva was the daughter of Oscar and Maria Walker Rogers. Courtesy of Donna Walker. |
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The Family of Charles A. Capron and Eva E. Rogers Capron |
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The Parents of Charles A. Capron George W. Capron and Sarah D. Westfall Capron |
The Parents of Eva E. Rogers Oscar P. Rogers and Maria L. Walker Rogers |
Capron Family Tree |
Westfall Family Tree |
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Marriages of Charles A. Capron Marriage to Eva E. Rogers |
Marriages of Eva E. Rogers Marriage to Charles A. Capron |
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The Obituary of Charles A. Capron 1862 - 1929 No obituary found. |
The Obituary of Eva E. Rogers Capron 1868 - June 1953 From the Wayland Register, 25 June 1953 Wayland - Mrs. Eva Capron, 85, widow of Charles Capron, died in her sleep Friday night. In recent years she had made her home with her sister, Mrs. Harry Uetzmann. Mrs. Capron was a member of the Evangelical U. B. Church, the Gleaners and Weld Bible Class. Surviving are her sister and a nephew, Burr Rogers, both of Wayland. Services were held at Allen Funeral Home on Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. Ernest W. Bittner of Castile, former pastor here, offciated in the absence at conference of Rev. H. J. Wood. Burial was in Village Cemetery. |
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The Burial of Charles A. Capron Wayland Village Cemetery in Wayland NY |
The Burial of Eva E. Rogers Capron Wayland Village Cemetery in Wayland NY |
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |