The Family of Harry J. Thomas and Louise M. Cork Thomas

The Parents of Harry J. Thomas

Mother and Father Thomas

The Parents of Louise M. Cork

Joseph Cork and Luthera Loveland Cork

Thomas Family Tree

Harry’s Maternal Family Tree

Cork Family Tree

Loveland Family Tree

Marriages of Harry J. Thomas

1st Marriage to Nellie A. Francisco in 1891

2nd Marriage to Louise M. Cork in 1919

Marriages of Louise M. Cork

Marriage to Harry J. Thomas in 1919

The Obituary of Harry J. Thomas

1870 - April 1939

From the Wayland Register, 13 April 1939

Canadice NY - News was received Sunday of the death of Harry J. Thomas at his home in Rochester, where he had been ill for several months.

Mr. Thomas was a former resident of Canadice having come here from Hornell when a young man and residing here until 1917. He married Miss Nellie Franciscon of Canadice, who died in 1900. They were the parents of three children all of whom died while quite young.

Mr. Thomas later married Miss Louise Cork of Springwater, who died several years ago. The funeral was held in Rochester Monday afternoon.

The Obituary of Louise M. Cork Thomas

22 August 1881 - 28 February 1928

From the Wayland Register, 8 March 1928

Mrs. Minnie Louise Cork Thomas, wife of Harry J. Thomas, passed away at her home, 551 Magee Ave., Rochester, Tuesday morning February 28th, of Hodgkins disease after an illness of only a few months.

Although the best of medical skill was sought it proved of no benefit and she quietly passed away a the time above mentioned.

Mrs. Thomas was the oldest daughter of the late Joseph and Luthera Loveland Cork and was born at Wayland, August 22d, 1881.

On March 26th, 1919 she was married to Harry J. Thomas of Rochester, where they have since resided.

Besides her husband, she leaves one sister, Mrs. Anna Ingraham of Springwater; two brothers, Fred Cork of Springwater and Lester Cork of Canadice; three nephews, Harold Cork of Dansville, Byron Cork and Kenneth Ingraham of Springwater, and one niece, Miss Hazel Cork, of Springwater.

Funeral services were held at her home Thursday afternoon, March 1st, at 1 o’clock, Rev. C. S. Tubby, assisted by Rev. Ivan Spencer, officiating.

Rev. Benjamin Baur sang very beautifully “Where the Gates Swing Outward Never”.

The remains were brought to Mt. Vernon Evergreen cemetery, Springwater, for interment, Rev. Spencer conducting the services at the cemetery.

Those from out of town attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanaugh, Mrs. Charles Godfrey, Mrs. J. A. Loveland and son, Harry, and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Hinkel of Cohocton, Mrs. Murray Loveland, son Walter, and daughter, Mrs. Edwin Mehlenbacher, of Wayland.

The Burial of Harry J. Thomas

Canadice Corners Cemetery in Canadice NY

The Burial of Louise M. Cork Thomas

Mount Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY

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