Interred 9 Jan 1897. Cemetery record index shows name as Annelia Aspinwall, but her name is inscribed as Nina G. Aspinwall.
Nina G. Aspinwall, youngest daughter of the late Cornelius K. and Clara B. Sutton, died of pneumonia on January 6th at her residence, 115 East 25th Street. Funeral from St. George's Church, Rutherford Place on January 9. Request no flowers.
New York Tribune, 7 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall was the estranged wife of Lloyd Aspinwall, who died in 1899. Their eight year old daughter, Beatrice Aspinwall, died on 12 Jan 1897. Also, She was the mother of a boy. Nina's parents Cornelius K Sutton died 4 Feb 1875 and Clara B. Sutton died 9 Jan 1887. Clara B. Sutton was the daughter of Dudley S. Gregory.
In an obituary notice concerning a lady prominent in New York society the New York Herald said a few days ago: "Mrs. Aspinwall was Miss Nina Sutton, and came of a family notable for the beauty and attractiveness of its women. She was not more than thirty-five years of age. Her sisters who survive her a Mrs. Ely Goddard, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Crosby, all equally charming with the deceased." This handsome tribute to the attractions of the surviving sisters- "all equally charming with the deceased" - may be correct metropolitan newspaper form but it is shocking bad taste.
The Buffalo Commercial (Buffalo, NY), 12 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall, youngest daughter of the late Cornelius K. and Clara B. Sutton, died of pneumonia on January 6th at her residence, 115 East 25th Street. Funeral from St. George's Church, Rutherford Place on January 9. Request no flowers.
New York Tribune, 7 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall was the estranged wife of Lloyd Aspinwall, who died in 1899. Their eight year old daughter, Beatrice Aspinwall, died on 12 Jan 1897. Also, She was the mother of a boy. Nina's parents Cornelius K Sutton died 4 Feb 1875 and Clara B. Sutton died 9 Jan 1887. Clara B. Sutton was the daughter of Dudley S. Gregory.
In an obituary notice concerning a lady prominent in New York society the New York Herald said a few days ago: "Mrs. Aspinwall was Miss Nina Sutton, and came of a family notable for the beauty and attractiveness of its women. She was not more than thirty-five years of age. Her sisters who survive her a Mrs. Ely Goddard, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Crosby, all equally charming with the deceased." This handsome tribute to the attractions of the surviving sisters- "all equally charming with the deceased" - may be correct metropolitan newspaper form but it is shocking bad taste.
The Buffalo Commercial (Buffalo, NY), 12 Jan 1897
Interred 9 Jan 1897. Cemetery record index shows name as Annelia Aspinwall, but her name is inscribed as Nina G. Aspinwall.
Nina G. Aspinwall, youngest daughter of the late Cornelius K. and Clara B. Sutton, died of pneumonia on January 6th at her residence, 115 East 25th Street. Funeral from St. George's Church, Rutherford Place on January 9. Request no flowers.
New York Tribune, 7 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall was the estranged wife of Lloyd Aspinwall, who died in 1899. Their eight year old daughter, Beatrice Aspinwall, died on 12 Jan 1897. Also, She was the mother of a boy. Nina's parents Cornelius K Sutton died 4 Feb 1875 and Clara B. Sutton died 9 Jan 1887. Clara B. Sutton was the daughter of Dudley S. Gregory.
In an obituary notice concerning a lady prominent in New York society the New York Herald said a few days ago: "Mrs. Aspinwall was Miss Nina Sutton, and came of a family notable for the beauty and attractiveness of its women. She was not more than thirty-five years of age. Her sisters who survive her a Mrs. Ely Goddard, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Crosby, all equally charming with the deceased." This handsome tribute to the attractions of the surviving sisters- "all equally charming with the deceased" - may be correct metropolitan newspaper form but it is shocking bad taste.
The Buffalo Commercial (Buffalo, NY), 12 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall, youngest daughter of the late Cornelius K. and Clara B. Sutton, died of pneumonia on January 6th at her residence, 115 East 25th Street. Funeral from St. George's Church, Rutherford Place on January 9. Request no flowers.
New York Tribune, 7 Jan 1897
Nina G. Aspinwall was the estranged wife of Lloyd Aspinwall, who died in 1899. Their eight year old daughter, Beatrice Aspinwall, died on 12 Jan 1897. Also, She was the mother of a boy. Nina's parents Cornelius K Sutton died 4 Feb 1875 and Clara B. Sutton died 9 Jan 1887. Clara B. Sutton was the daughter of Dudley S. Gregory.
In an obituary notice concerning a lady prominent in New York society the New York Herald said a few days ago: "Mrs. Aspinwall was Miss Nina Sutton, and came of a family notable for the beauty and attractiveness of its women. She was not more than thirty-five years of age. Her sisters who survive her a Mrs. Ely Goddard, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Crosby, all equally charming with the deceased." This handsome tribute to the attractions of the surviving sisters- "all equally charming with the deceased" - may be correct metropolitan newspaper form but it is shocking bad taste.
The Buffalo Commercial (Buffalo, NY), 12 Jan 1897
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