MRS. FIDELIA GRAVELINE
Funeral services for Mrs. Fidelia Graveline who died of heart disease at her home in Ellisburg Tuesday afternoon will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. B.L. Waters of Ellisburg Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Ellisburg cemetery.
She was born in Sandy Creek 72 years ago, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Weldon. In early life she was married to Erastus Ward of Ellisburg and had spent the greater part of her life in the farm home there.
Twenty-six years ago Mr. Ward and their only son, Earl, died. About twenty years ago she was married to Joseph Graveline of Denver, Colo, and resided there some time, coming to Ellisburg again to live after Mr. Graveline died.
She found much in life to enjoy. Of a sunny, social disposition, she made friends easily; home was the best loved of all the places that commanded her interests. Left to mourn are her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Machold of Great Neck, L. I.; a brother, Madison Weldon, and sister, Mrs. Carrie Abbott of Wood River, Neb.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Phillip Davis, of Watertown; a grandson, Earl Machold, of Syracuse University.
Mrs. Graveline's first marriage took place in the Weldon home in Sandy Creek, now owned by William Jones and the adjoining residence owned by Hugh Dana was then Mr. Weldon's blacksmith shop
Source: Sandy Creek News, Oct 28, 1926
Funeral services for Mrs. Fidelia Graveline who died of heart disease at her home in Ellisburg Tuesday afternoon will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. B.L. Waters of Ellisburg Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Ellisburg cemetery.
She was born in Sandy Creek 72 years ago, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Weldon. In early life she was married to Erastus Ward of Ellisburg and had spent the greater part of her life in the farm home there.
Twenty-six years ago Mr. Ward and their only son, Earl, died. About twenty years ago she was married to Joseph Graveline of Denver, Colo, and resided there some time, coming to Ellisburg again to live after Mr. Graveline died.
She found much in life to enjoy. Of a sunny, social disposition, she made friends easily; home was the best loved of all the places that commanded her interests. Left to mourn are her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Machold of Great Neck, L. I.; a brother, Madison Weldon, and sister, Mrs. Carrie Abbott of Wood River, Neb.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Phillip Davis, of Watertown; a grandson, Earl Machold, of Syracuse University.
Mrs. Graveline's first marriage took place in the Weldon home in Sandy Creek, now owned by William Jones and the adjoining residence owned by Hugh Dana was then Mr. Weldon's blacksmith shop
Source: Sandy Creek News, Oct 28, 1926
MRS. FIDELIA GRAVELINE
Funeral services for Mrs. Fidelia Graveline who died of heart disease at her home in Ellisburg Tuesday afternoon will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. B.L. Waters of Ellisburg Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Ellisburg cemetery.
She was born in Sandy Creek 72 years ago, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Weldon. In early life she was married to Erastus Ward of Ellisburg and had spent the greater part of her life in the farm home there.
Twenty-six years ago Mr. Ward and their only son, Earl, died. About twenty years ago she was married to Joseph Graveline of Denver, Colo, and resided there some time, coming to Ellisburg again to live after Mr. Graveline died.
She found much in life to enjoy. Of a sunny, social disposition, she made friends easily; home was the best loved of all the places that commanded her interests. Left to mourn are her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Machold of Great Neck, L. I.; a brother, Madison Weldon, and sister, Mrs. Carrie Abbott of Wood River, Neb.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Phillip Davis, of Watertown; a grandson, Earl Machold, of Syracuse University.
Mrs. Graveline's first marriage took place in the Weldon home in Sandy Creek, now owned by William Jones and the adjoining residence owned by Hugh Dana was then Mr. Weldon's blacksmith shop
Source: Sandy Creek News, Oct 28, 1926
Funeral services for Mrs. Fidelia Graveline who died of heart disease at her home in Ellisburg Tuesday afternoon will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. B.L. Waters of Ellisburg Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Ellisburg cemetery.
She was born in Sandy Creek 72 years ago, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Weldon. In early life she was married to Erastus Ward of Ellisburg and had spent the greater part of her life in the farm home there.
Twenty-six years ago Mr. Ward and their only son, Earl, died. About twenty years ago she was married to Joseph Graveline of Denver, Colo, and resided there some time, coming to Ellisburg again to live after Mr. Graveline died.
She found much in life to enjoy. Of a sunny, social disposition, she made friends easily; home was the best loved of all the places that commanded her interests. Left to mourn are her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Machold of Great Neck, L. I.; a brother, Madison Weldon, and sister, Mrs. Carrie Abbott of Wood River, Neb.; a granddaughter, Mrs. Phillip Davis, of Watertown; a grandson, Earl Machold, of Syracuse University.
Mrs. Graveline's first marriage took place in the Weldon home in Sandy Creek, now owned by William Jones and the adjoining residence owned by Hugh Dana was then Mr. Weldon's blacksmith shop
Source: Sandy Creek News, Oct 28, 1926
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