dau of Albert Sanderson & Harriet (Cook) Sanderson
of Northampton and Buckland
m. Edmund G. Wilder Nov. 27, 1901 at Montague, Franklin County, Mass
History of Buckland by Kendrick w/genealogies by Kellogg pg 707
Edmund G. Wilder, s. of Charles Wilder (1816-1892) and Harriet E Hartwell (-1898); b. in Buckland, where he lives; has been selectman; m. Nov. 27, 1901, Hattie Bertha, dau of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson of Northampton and Buckland; res. Buckland. Has daughter b. Oct. 31, 1903.
Mrs Bertha Wilder
Buckland, June 10 - Mrs. Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder, 91, of Buckland Rd. died today in Ashfield. She was the widow of Edmund G Wilder. She was born in Lunenburg on May 8 1867, daughter of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson and resided in Buckland 61 years. She was a member of Mary Lyon Church of Bucland and the Ladies Club. In 1886 she was graduated from Powers Institute in Bernardston and taught school in Riverside, Gill, Millers Falls, Shutesbury, and Buckland. She leaves one cousin. [published Wed., June 11, 1958 Springfield Union]
From Buckland Historical Society "digital project" 2010, picture of Bertha available on line at CWMARS Digital Treasures, abridged description used here with permission:
"Aunt Bertha," as she was known to most of her Upper Buckland neighbors, was born in Lunenburg, Mass. on 8 May 1867 to Albert and Harriet E. (Cook) Sanderson. Bertha married Edmund G. Wilder on 27 Nov 1901, son of Charles and Harriet E (Hartwell) Wilder. Edmund and Bertha made their home at the Wilder Homestead in Buckland.
After Edmund's death, Bertha's niece, Eleanor Clark, came to live with Bertha. Both women found they loved weaving cloth by hand on the old looms found at the Wilder Homestead. Together they started a group called, "The Buckland Weavers," who met regularly in two rooms in the Buckland Post Office building on Upper Street, which Miss Clark owned. Bertha and Eleanor gave lessons on setting up looms and designing patterns to weave into cloth.
This cemetery is cared for by The Buckland Union Cemetery Assoc., a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
of Northampton and Buckland
m. Edmund G. Wilder Nov. 27, 1901 at Montague, Franklin County, Mass
History of Buckland by Kendrick w/genealogies by Kellogg pg 707
Edmund G. Wilder, s. of Charles Wilder (1816-1892) and Harriet E Hartwell (-1898); b. in Buckland, where he lives; has been selectman; m. Nov. 27, 1901, Hattie Bertha, dau of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson of Northampton and Buckland; res. Buckland. Has daughter b. Oct. 31, 1903.
Mrs Bertha Wilder
Buckland, June 10 - Mrs. Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder, 91, of Buckland Rd. died today in Ashfield. She was the widow of Edmund G Wilder. She was born in Lunenburg on May 8 1867, daughter of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson and resided in Buckland 61 years. She was a member of Mary Lyon Church of Bucland and the Ladies Club. In 1886 she was graduated from Powers Institute in Bernardston and taught school in Riverside, Gill, Millers Falls, Shutesbury, and Buckland. She leaves one cousin. [published Wed., June 11, 1958 Springfield Union]
From Buckland Historical Society "digital project" 2010, picture of Bertha available on line at CWMARS Digital Treasures, abridged description used here with permission:
"Aunt Bertha," as she was known to most of her Upper Buckland neighbors, was born in Lunenburg, Mass. on 8 May 1867 to Albert and Harriet E. (Cook) Sanderson. Bertha married Edmund G. Wilder on 27 Nov 1901, son of Charles and Harriet E (Hartwell) Wilder. Edmund and Bertha made their home at the Wilder Homestead in Buckland.
After Edmund's death, Bertha's niece, Eleanor Clark, came to live with Bertha. Both women found they loved weaving cloth by hand on the old looms found at the Wilder Homestead. Together they started a group called, "The Buckland Weavers," who met regularly in two rooms in the Buckland Post Office building on Upper Street, which Miss Clark owned. Bertha and Eleanor gave lessons on setting up looms and designing patterns to weave into cloth.
This cemetery is cared for by The Buckland Union Cemetery Assoc., a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
dau of Albert Sanderson & Harriet (Cook) Sanderson
of Northampton and Buckland
m. Edmund G. Wilder Nov. 27, 1901 at Montague, Franklin County, Mass
History of Buckland by Kendrick w/genealogies by Kellogg pg 707
Edmund G. Wilder, s. of Charles Wilder (1816-1892) and Harriet E Hartwell (-1898); b. in Buckland, where he lives; has been selectman; m. Nov. 27, 1901, Hattie Bertha, dau of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson of Northampton and Buckland; res. Buckland. Has daughter b. Oct. 31, 1903.
Mrs Bertha Wilder
Buckland, June 10 - Mrs. Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder, 91, of Buckland Rd. died today in Ashfield. She was the widow of Edmund G Wilder. She was born in Lunenburg on May 8 1867, daughter of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson and resided in Buckland 61 years. She was a member of Mary Lyon Church of Bucland and the Ladies Club. In 1886 she was graduated from Powers Institute in Bernardston and taught school in Riverside, Gill, Millers Falls, Shutesbury, and Buckland. She leaves one cousin. [published Wed., June 11, 1958 Springfield Union]
From Buckland Historical Society "digital project" 2010, picture of Bertha available on line at CWMARS Digital Treasures, abridged description used here with permission:
"Aunt Bertha," as she was known to most of her Upper Buckland neighbors, was born in Lunenburg, Mass. on 8 May 1867 to Albert and Harriet E. (Cook) Sanderson. Bertha married Edmund G. Wilder on 27 Nov 1901, son of Charles and Harriet E (Hartwell) Wilder. Edmund and Bertha made their home at the Wilder Homestead in Buckland.
After Edmund's death, Bertha's niece, Eleanor Clark, came to live with Bertha. Both women found they loved weaving cloth by hand on the old looms found at the Wilder Homestead. Together they started a group called, "The Buckland Weavers," who met regularly in two rooms in the Buckland Post Office building on Upper Street, which Miss Clark owned. Bertha and Eleanor gave lessons on setting up looms and designing patterns to weave into cloth.
This cemetery is cared for by The Buckland Union Cemetery Assoc., a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
of Northampton and Buckland
m. Edmund G. Wilder Nov. 27, 1901 at Montague, Franklin County, Mass
History of Buckland by Kendrick w/genealogies by Kellogg pg 707
Edmund G. Wilder, s. of Charles Wilder (1816-1892) and Harriet E Hartwell (-1898); b. in Buckland, where he lives; has been selectman; m. Nov. 27, 1901, Hattie Bertha, dau of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson of Northampton and Buckland; res. Buckland. Has daughter b. Oct. 31, 1903.
Mrs Bertha Wilder
Buckland, June 10 - Mrs. Bertha (Sanderson) Wilder, 91, of Buckland Rd. died today in Ashfield. She was the widow of Edmund G Wilder. She was born in Lunenburg on May 8 1867, daughter of Albert and Harriet (Cook) Sanderson and resided in Buckland 61 years. She was a member of Mary Lyon Church of Bucland and the Ladies Club. In 1886 she was graduated from Powers Institute in Bernardston and taught school in Riverside, Gill, Millers Falls, Shutesbury, and Buckland. She leaves one cousin. [published Wed., June 11, 1958 Springfield Union]
From Buckland Historical Society "digital project" 2010, picture of Bertha available on line at CWMARS Digital Treasures, abridged description used here with permission:
"Aunt Bertha," as she was known to most of her Upper Buckland neighbors, was born in Lunenburg, Mass. on 8 May 1867 to Albert and Harriet E. (Cook) Sanderson. Bertha married Edmund G. Wilder on 27 Nov 1901, son of Charles and Harriet E (Hartwell) Wilder. Edmund and Bertha made their home at the Wilder Homestead in Buckland.
After Edmund's death, Bertha's niece, Eleanor Clark, came to live with Bertha. Both women found they loved weaving cloth by hand on the old looms found at the Wilder Homestead. Together they started a group called, "The Buckland Weavers," who met regularly in two rooms in the Buckland Post Office building on Upper Street, which Miss Clark owned. Bertha and Eleanor gave lessons on setting up looms and designing patterns to weave into cloth.
This cemetery is cared for by The Buckland Union Cemetery Assoc., a non-profit, all volunteer organization, that gratefully accepts donations for monument care and grounds keeping. Mail your contribution payable to BUCA, P.O.Box 69, Buckland MA 01338-0069.
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