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George E. Higgins II and Ida “Mae” VanRiper |
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1 The Higgins and VanRiper families of Springwater NY circa 1907. In the back row standing L to R are Edgar J. VanRiper, Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins, George E. Higgins Jr. holding Kenneth Higgins and George C. Higgins Sr. In the front row seated L to R are Jane E. Lewis VanRiper, Louita M. Higgins, Philinda Thatcher Lewis and Mary Pursell Higgins. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham and research by Julie Manwarren.
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2 Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins with her children Louita and Kenneth of Springwater NY circa 1908. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham and research by Julie Manwarren. |
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3 Louita M. and Kenneth V. Higgins of Springwater NY circa 1910. The children of George E. and Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham, research by Julie Manwarren. |
4 Louita M. Higgins of Springwater NY circa 1910. The daughter of George E. and Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Paul Holbrook, research by Julie Manwarren. |
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5 Louita M. Higgins of Springwater NY circa 1908. The daughter of George E. and Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Paul Holbrook, research by Julie Manwarren. |
6 Kenneth V. Higgins of Springwater NY circa 1907. The son of George E. and Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins. Photo taken by Floyd Ingraham, used courtesy of Paul Holbrook, research by Julie Manwarren. |
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The Family of George E. Higgins II and Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins |
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The Parents of George E. Higgins II George C. Higgins I and Mary Pursell Higgins
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The Parents of Ida “Mae” VanRiper Edgar J. VanRiper and Jane E. Lewis VanRiper
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Pursell Family Tree
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VanRipen Family Tree
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Lewis Family Tree
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Marriages of George E. Higgins II Marriage to Ida “Mae” VanRiper in 1901
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Marriages of Ida “Mae” VanRiper Marriage to George E. Higgins II in 1901
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The Marriage of George E. Higgins II and Ida “Mae” VanRiper From the Naples Record, 5 June 1901 Italy - Next Wednesday, June 12th, Miss Ida Mae VanRiper will be united in Marriage to George Higgins, Jr., of Springwater, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar VanRiper, in Italy. ...
From the Cohocton Index, 19 June 1901 Italy - George Higgins and Miss Mae VanRiper were married at the home of the bride in Italy on Wednesday. They were in Rochester until today and will visit the Pan-American. ...
Mr. and Mrs. James VanRiper attended the wedding of his niece, Miss May VanRiper, at Italy Hollow, last Wednesday. She was united in marriage with George Higgins of Springwater in the presence of over one hundred invited guests.
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The Obituary of George E. Higgins II 1879 - 7 June 1957 From the Geneseo Leader, 18 June 1957 Springwater - George E. Higgins, 78, died unexpectedly June 7 in his home in Springwater. He had served as Town of Springwater supervisor for 10 years from 1945 to 1955. He also served as town clerk and peace justice before being elected supervisor on the Republcan ticket. He was a member of Livingston Lodge, IOOF, of Springwater, of which he was a past district deputy and past grand. He had been a member of the lodge for 40 years. Mr. Higgins also was a member of the Rebekah Lodge, and a Springwater fire commissioner, and honorary member of the Springwater Fire Co., Inc. and a member of the Methodist Church in Springwater. Mr. Higgins operated a service station in Springwater for many years until becoming supervisor. He is survived by his wife, May Van Riper Higgins; a son, Kenneth of Middletown; a daughter, Mrs. Harry Hayner of Plant City, Fla.; and a grandson.
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The Obituary of Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins May 1882 - 19 October 1977 From the Genesee Express, 27 October 1977 Mrs. Ida May Higgins of Ridgedale R. Ithaca, died Wednesday (Oct. 19, 1977) in Thompkins County Hospital after a long illness. She was 92. Mrs. Higgins was a native and longtime resident of Springwater before moving to Ithaca. She was a member of the Springwater Methodist Church and the Boice Bible Class of the church. She was a member of the Violet Club of Springwater and was a former district deputy of Livingston County Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harlo Beals of Ithaca; a son, Kenneth Higgins of Middletown; a grandson and a great-granddaughter. A servie was conducted in the Walter E. Baird and Sons Funeral Home, Wayland, Friday with the Rev. Douglas-Beasley officiating. Burial was in Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Springwater.
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The Burial of George E. Higgins II Mt. Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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The Burial of Ida “Mae” VanRiper Higgins Mt. Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |