MRS. JANE KERNAN PATTEN
Aged Resident Succumbed to Injuries
Received in Fall
Mrs. Jane Kernan Patten, wife of the late Sherburn W. Patten, died at her home , 13? Mary street about 10:30 o'clock last night, following a several months confinement in bed with hip injuries received in a fall over a year ago. Death was due to the injuries received at that time , and super induced doubtless by advanced age. She was in her ninety-first year.
The deceased was born July 31, 1820, in the town of Wayne , Steuben County, and more than half a century ago came to this county to live. For about 40 years she resided in Whitestown coming to this city about ?? years ago . She was one of the oldest residents of this city and highly respected .
She leaves two sons Harry S. Patten of Whitesboro and Edward K. Patten of this city , and one daughter , Rose Patten of Utica. A sister Miss Alice Kernan , and a brother, William Kernan , both of this city , also survives as well as six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren .
Utica Sunday Tribune, June 2, 1913
Aged Resident Succumbed to Injuries
Received in Fall
Mrs. Jane Kernan Patten, wife of the late Sherburn W. Patten, died at her home , 13? Mary street about 10:30 o'clock last night, following a several months confinement in bed with hip injuries received in a fall over a year ago. Death was due to the injuries received at that time , and super induced doubtless by advanced age. She was in her ninety-first year.
The deceased was born July 31, 1820, in the town of Wayne , Steuben County, and more than half a century ago came to this county to live. For about 40 years she resided in Whitestown coming to this city about ?? years ago . She was one of the oldest residents of this city and highly respected .
She leaves two sons Harry S. Patten of Whitesboro and Edward K. Patten of this city , and one daughter , Rose Patten of Utica. A sister Miss Alice Kernan , and a brother, William Kernan , both of this city , also survives as well as six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren .
Utica Sunday Tribune, June 2, 1913
MRS. JANE KERNAN PATTEN
Aged Resident Succumbed to Injuries
Received in Fall
Mrs. Jane Kernan Patten, wife of the late Sherburn W. Patten, died at her home , 13? Mary street about 10:30 o'clock last night, following a several months confinement in bed with hip injuries received in a fall over a year ago. Death was due to the injuries received at that time , and super induced doubtless by advanced age. She was in her ninety-first year.
The deceased was born July 31, 1820, in the town of Wayne , Steuben County, and more than half a century ago came to this county to live. For about 40 years she resided in Whitestown coming to this city about ?? years ago . She was one of the oldest residents of this city and highly respected .
She leaves two sons Harry S. Patten of Whitesboro and Edward K. Patten of this city , and one daughter , Rose Patten of Utica. A sister Miss Alice Kernan , and a brother, William Kernan , both of this city , also survives as well as six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren .
Utica Sunday Tribune, June 2, 1913
Aged Resident Succumbed to Injuries
Received in Fall
Mrs. Jane Kernan Patten, wife of the late Sherburn W. Patten, died at her home , 13? Mary street about 10:30 o'clock last night, following a several months confinement in bed with hip injuries received in a fall over a year ago. Death was due to the injuries received at that time , and super induced doubtless by advanced age. She was in her ninety-first year.
The deceased was born July 31, 1820, in the town of Wayne , Steuben County, and more than half a century ago came to this county to live. For about 40 years she resided in Whitestown coming to this city about ?? years ago . She was one of the oldest residents of this city and highly respected .
She leaves two sons Harry S. Patten of Whitesboro and Edward K. Patten of this city , and one daughter , Rose Patten of Utica. A sister Miss Alice Kernan , and a brother, William Kernan , both of this city , also survives as well as six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren .
Utica Sunday Tribune, June 2, 1913
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