Experience Granger Remington conclusively died in June 1843 - most likely in Lancaster or Alden, Erie Co., New York.
Experience is mentioned in the Journal of James Clark (see my bio for more info) who kept a record of deaths in Lancaster, Erie, New York until 1870; with nearly all interments in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. When the deceased died in Lancaster (or in the immediate vicinity and held some sort of prominence or connection to Lancaster), and was buried elsewhere, Mr. Clark at times, mentions it in the journal.
Experience is referred to in the following manner; "June 14, 1843; Mrs. Remington. Mother of the Rev. James Remington. Buried in Buffalo".
Experience is mentioned in the Journal of James Clark (see my bio for more info) who kept a record of deaths in Lancaster, Erie, New York until 1870; with nearly all interments in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. When the deceased died in Lancaster (or in the immediate vicinity and held some sort of prominence or connection to Lancaster), and was buried elsewhere, Mr. Clark at times, mentions it in the journal.
Experience is referred to in the following manner; "June 14, 1843; Mrs. Remington. Mother of the Rev. James Remington. Buried in Buffalo".
Experience Granger Remington conclusively died in June 1843 - most likely in Lancaster or Alden, Erie Co., New York.
Experience is mentioned in the Journal of James Clark (see my bio for more info) who kept a record of deaths in Lancaster, Erie, New York until 1870; with nearly all interments in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. When the deceased died in Lancaster (or in the immediate vicinity and held some sort of prominence or connection to Lancaster), and was buried elsewhere, Mr. Clark at times, mentions it in the journal.
Experience is referred to in the following manner; "June 14, 1843; Mrs. Remington. Mother of the Rev. James Remington. Buried in Buffalo".
Experience is mentioned in the Journal of James Clark (see my bio for more info) who kept a record of deaths in Lancaster, Erie, New York until 1870; with nearly all interments in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. When the deceased died in Lancaster (or in the immediate vicinity and held some sort of prominence or connection to Lancaster), and was buried elsewhere, Mr. Clark at times, mentions it in the journal.
Experience is referred to in the following manner; "June 14, 1843; Mrs. Remington. Mother of the Rev. James Remington. Buried in Buffalo".
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