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Charles P. Wemett I and Mary Ann Lindsey |
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1 Photo of Charles P. Wemett I. |
2 Photo of Mary Ann Lindsey Wemett. |
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The Family of Charles Parker Wemett I and Mary Ann Lindsey Wemett |
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The Parents of Charles P. Wemett I Andrew Wemett and Joanna Macomber Wemett
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The Parents of Mary Ann Lindsey Mother & Father Lindsey
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Macomber Family Tree
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Lindsey Family Tree
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Wife’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Charles P. Wemett I 1st Marriage to Mahala Perry in 1843 2nd Marriage to Mary Ann Lindsey
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Marriages of Mary Ann Lindsey Marriage to Charles P. Wemett I
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The Obituary of Charles P. Wemett I 5 March 1818 - 1896 The Livonia Gazette, 30 November 1896 Springwater - On the 5th day of March, 1818, in the town of Denmark, county of Lewis, this State, Charles P. Wemett was born. He was of French descent, his ancestors having been among the earliest settlers of Upper Canada, from whence his father, Andrew Wemett, came to the “Black River Country”. When Charles was five years old they came to the present town of Canadice and settled on Bald Hill, where he resided until he went to Springwater a few years since. In January, 1843, he married Mahala Perry, who died in 1859. A few years after, he married the wife that survives him, and of the ten children by both wives four are living - Mahala, the wife of Guy Baldwin; Mary, the wife of F. H. Stuart; Herman and Henry. He was an honest, industrious man; a hard worker in his able days, but badly crippled by rheumatism for a number of his last years. It can be said emphatically that he was one of the best of neighbors, and indulgent husband and father, kind and generous to the needy, and ready and willing to assist any one that called for help. It seems he was born to be otherwise than wealthy, for, besides the sickness and deaths in his own family, he also paid all the expense incident to the lingering and deaths of five of his first wife’s relatives, and a single murmur, so far as we know, never escaped his lips. Gentle reader, can you do likewise?
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The Obituary of Mary Ann Lindsey Wemett 1834 - 1911 No obituary found.
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The Burial of Charles P. Wemett I Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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The Burial of Mary Ann Lindsey Wemett Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |