Daughter of Charles and Mary(Lomax)Lindquist
She and her husband, William Henry Duckworth, moved to Hebron in the late 1950's. They owned and operated the Sleepy Hollow Cottages in Hebron, New Hampshire for many years.
Edith was a member of the Union Congregational Church, the Bristol Lioness Club and the G.H.B Club
She is survived by a son, David W Duckworth of Rhode Island, USA
Interred: 3 Oct 2011
She and her husband, William Henry Duckworth, moved to Hebron in the late 1950's. They owned and operated the Sleepy Hollow Cottages in Hebron, New Hampshire for many years.
Edith was a member of the Union Congregational Church, the Bristol Lioness Club and the G.H.B Club
She is survived by a son, David W Duckworth of Rhode Island, USA
Interred: 3 Oct 2011
Daughter of Charles and Mary(Lomax)Lindquist
She and her husband, William Henry Duckworth, moved to Hebron in the late 1950's. They owned and operated the Sleepy Hollow Cottages in Hebron, New Hampshire for many years.
Edith was a member of the Union Congregational Church, the Bristol Lioness Club and the G.H.B Club
She is survived by a son, David W Duckworth of Rhode Island, USA
Interred: 3 Oct 2011
She and her husband, William Henry Duckworth, moved to Hebron in the late 1950's. They owned and operated the Sleepy Hollow Cottages in Hebron, New Hampshire for many years.
Edith was a member of the Union Congregational Church, the Bristol Lioness Club and the G.H.B Club
She is survived by a son, David W Duckworth of Rhode Island, USA
Interred: 3 Oct 2011
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