Lois {Age 7} is recorded on the
1880 census at Kennnebunk, York, Maine
dwelling in the household of her parents.
Cause of death - Arteriosclerosis;
Apoplexy for 20 hours.
Occupation - Weaver in mill.
Lois married
1] William BURBANK on 24 November 1888
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
They were the parents of one child; Emma.
2] Horace Greeley RUMERY on 4 June 1892
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
Lois {Age 66; Widow}
is recorded on the 1940 census
at Danville, Rockingham, New Hampshire.
RUMERY FAMILY MEMOIRS - David Rumery:
***********************************
After her mother's death, Lois spent her childhood in the Shaker Village at Alfred,
York, Maine. She ran away at age fifteen
to Biddeford where her Aunt Laura resided.
At age sixteen she married William Burbank Jr.
After William's death, she went to Haverhill
in Massachusetts where she worked in one
of the mills.
While there she met Horace Rumery.
They married and resided at Danville on
a large chicken farm on Pine Street.
Lois died while gathering eggs on the farm.
EXETER NEWS - 29 April 1943:
*************************
Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Rumery passed away Sunday at her home.
Widow of Horace Rumery.
She had lived at Danville for the past 37 years.
She was a member of the Danville Baptist Church; Danville Grange; West Rockingham Pomona Grange; New Hampshire State Grange; National Grange; General Walter Harriman's Women's Relief Corps; and, The Missionary Society.
Interment in Danville Center Cemetery.
1880 census at Kennnebunk, York, Maine
dwelling in the household of her parents.
Cause of death - Arteriosclerosis;
Apoplexy for 20 hours.
Occupation - Weaver in mill.
Lois married
1] William BURBANK on 24 November 1888
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
They were the parents of one child; Emma.
2] Horace Greeley RUMERY on 4 June 1892
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
Lois {Age 66; Widow}
is recorded on the 1940 census
at Danville, Rockingham, New Hampshire.
RUMERY FAMILY MEMOIRS - David Rumery:
***********************************
After her mother's death, Lois spent her childhood in the Shaker Village at Alfred,
York, Maine. She ran away at age fifteen
to Biddeford where her Aunt Laura resided.
At age sixteen she married William Burbank Jr.
After William's death, she went to Haverhill
in Massachusetts where she worked in one
of the mills.
While there she met Horace Rumery.
They married and resided at Danville on
a large chicken farm on Pine Street.
Lois died while gathering eggs on the farm.
EXETER NEWS - 29 April 1943:
*************************
Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Rumery passed away Sunday at her home.
Widow of Horace Rumery.
She had lived at Danville for the past 37 years.
She was a member of the Danville Baptist Church; Danville Grange; West Rockingham Pomona Grange; New Hampshire State Grange; National Grange; General Walter Harriman's Women's Relief Corps; and, The Missionary Society.
Interment in Danville Center Cemetery.
Lois {Age 7} is recorded on the
1880 census at Kennnebunk, York, Maine
dwelling in the household of her parents.
Cause of death - Arteriosclerosis;
Apoplexy for 20 hours.
Occupation - Weaver in mill.
Lois married
1] William BURBANK on 24 November 1888
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
They were the parents of one child; Emma.
2] Horace Greeley RUMERY on 4 June 1892
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
Lois {Age 66; Widow}
is recorded on the 1940 census
at Danville, Rockingham, New Hampshire.
RUMERY FAMILY MEMOIRS - David Rumery:
***********************************
After her mother's death, Lois spent her childhood in the Shaker Village at Alfred,
York, Maine. She ran away at age fifteen
to Biddeford where her Aunt Laura resided.
At age sixteen she married William Burbank Jr.
After William's death, she went to Haverhill
in Massachusetts where she worked in one
of the mills.
While there she met Horace Rumery.
They married and resided at Danville on
a large chicken farm on Pine Street.
Lois died while gathering eggs on the farm.
EXETER NEWS - 29 April 1943:
*************************
Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Rumery passed away Sunday at her home.
Widow of Horace Rumery.
She had lived at Danville for the past 37 years.
She was a member of the Danville Baptist Church; Danville Grange; West Rockingham Pomona Grange; New Hampshire State Grange; National Grange; General Walter Harriman's Women's Relief Corps; and, The Missionary Society.
Interment in Danville Center Cemetery.
1880 census at Kennnebunk, York, Maine
dwelling in the household of her parents.
Cause of death - Arteriosclerosis;
Apoplexy for 20 hours.
Occupation - Weaver in mill.
Lois married
1] William BURBANK on 24 November 1888
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
They were the parents of one child; Emma.
2] Horace Greeley RUMERY on 4 June 1892
at Biddeford, York, Maine.
Lois {Age 66; Widow}
is recorded on the 1940 census
at Danville, Rockingham, New Hampshire.
RUMERY FAMILY MEMOIRS - David Rumery:
***********************************
After her mother's death, Lois spent her childhood in the Shaker Village at Alfred,
York, Maine. She ran away at age fifteen
to Biddeford where her Aunt Laura resided.
At age sixteen she married William Burbank Jr.
After William's death, she went to Haverhill
in Massachusetts where she worked in one
of the mills.
While there she met Horace Rumery.
They married and resided at Danville on
a large chicken farm on Pine Street.
Lois died while gathering eggs on the farm.
EXETER NEWS - 29 April 1943:
*************************
Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Rumery passed away Sunday at her home.
Widow of Horace Rumery.
She had lived at Danville for the past 37 years.
She was a member of the Danville Baptist Church; Danville Grange; West Rockingham Pomona Grange; New Hampshire State Grange; National Grange; General Walter Harriman's Women's Relief Corps; and, The Missionary Society.
Interment in Danville Center Cemetery.
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