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Ambrose Kingsley and Cammilla Blake |
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1 The Kingsley Family of Canadice NY circa 1880. Courtesy of David Pierce. Seated are Cammilla and Ambrose. Standing, left to right are Adeline, Addison, Walter and an unidentified man. |
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The Family of Ambrose Kingsley and Cammilla Blake Kingsley |
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The Parents of Ambrose Kingsley Peres Kingsley and Mary Kingsley
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The Parents of Cammilla Blake Homer Blake and Abigail Coates Blake
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Ambrose’s Maternal Family Tree
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Blake Family Tree
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Coates Family Tree
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Marriages of Ambrose Kingsley 1st Marriage to Cammilla Blake 2nd Marriage to Unknown Spouse
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Marriages of Cammilla Blake Marriage to Ambrose Kinsgley
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The Obituary of Ambrose Kingsley 15 January 1809 - 30 December 1896 From the Ontario County Journal, 8 January 1897 Canadice, NY - A strange coincidence happened in this town last week, the substance of which is as follows: Ambrose Kingsley, one of the oldest inhabitants of the town, died at the residence of his son, Addison, on Dec. 30, the funeral being held Jan. 1. He left three children, Addison, of this town; Homer A. of Rochester, and Mrs. Lucy Rider of Hornellsville. Deceased was 88 years old. After the services, Homer A. of Rochester, went to W. D. Caskey’s to stay over night, and during the evening, while all were engaged in conversation, suddenly, and without any warning, his head fell forward on his breast, and he died instantly. An undertaker came from Rochester and removed the remains to that city, where a wife and a 15-year-old daughter survive him. Mr. Kingsley was born in this town, but afterwards removed to Rochester, and went into the hardware business. He has been secretary of the Western New York Agricultural Society for many years. He has also been a member of the board of directors, and at one time was president of that body. His death was a great shock to the community in which he lived, as well as to his many relatives and friends in this town.
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The Obituary of Cammilla Blake Kingsley 29 December 1812 - 8 February 1888 From the Naples Record, 15 February 1888 Canadice - Mrs. Ambrose Kingsley died Wednesday, February 8, having been partially insane for several years. The funeral services were held from the Christian Church on Friday, February 10.
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The Burial of Ambrose Kingsley Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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The Burial of Cammilla Blake Kingsley Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |