Daughter of Arthur P. & Clara M. (Burton) Flagler.
Wife of John C. Wilkinson.
Mother of Grace (Fred Spafford) & Clara (William Barker) Wilkinson.
Fairport Herald, Thursday, Nov 12, 1925, page 9:
Macedon Center, Nov. 9—Again the wings of the death angel have swept over this community, taking home to rest after a long illness Mrs. Jennie Flagler Wilkinson, who was born here; the youngest daughter of the late Arthur and Clara Burton Flagler, her fifty-eighth birthday occurring the day before her passing. As a school girl she attended the old Academy and later was married to John Wilkinson, their early married life being spent in Perinton, coming here to live many years ago. She was a member of the local grange and of the Methodist church, whose pastor, Rev. John MacGuidwin, officiated at the last service at her home Monday afternoon at 2:30 and also in Macedon Center cemetery, where she was laid to rest. Mrs. Wilkinson is survived by her husband, John Wilkinson; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Barker and Mrs. Fred Spafford; a granddaughter, Esther Spafford; and a grandson, Donald Barker, all of this place; three sisters, Mrs. Monroe Carman, of Macedon Center; Mrs. W. B. H. Carman, of Attica, and Mrs. A. R. Halstead, of Marion; two nieces Mrs. Charles Brownell, of this place and Mrs. Herbert White, of Marion; and a nephew, Arthur Carman, of Syracuse, who have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their loved one.
Wife of John C. Wilkinson.
Mother of Grace (Fred Spafford) & Clara (William Barker) Wilkinson.
Fairport Herald, Thursday, Nov 12, 1925, page 9:
Macedon Center, Nov. 9—Again the wings of the death angel have swept over this community, taking home to rest after a long illness Mrs. Jennie Flagler Wilkinson, who was born here; the youngest daughter of the late Arthur and Clara Burton Flagler, her fifty-eighth birthday occurring the day before her passing. As a school girl she attended the old Academy and later was married to John Wilkinson, their early married life being spent in Perinton, coming here to live many years ago. She was a member of the local grange and of the Methodist church, whose pastor, Rev. John MacGuidwin, officiated at the last service at her home Monday afternoon at 2:30 and also in Macedon Center cemetery, where she was laid to rest. Mrs. Wilkinson is survived by her husband, John Wilkinson; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Barker and Mrs. Fred Spafford; a granddaughter, Esther Spafford; and a grandson, Donald Barker, all of this place; three sisters, Mrs. Monroe Carman, of Macedon Center; Mrs. W. B. H. Carman, of Attica, and Mrs. A. R. Halstead, of Marion; two nieces Mrs. Charles Brownell, of this place and Mrs. Herbert White, of Marion; and a nephew, Arthur Carman, of Syracuse, who have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their loved one.
Daughter of Arthur P. & Clara M. (Burton) Flagler.
Wife of John C. Wilkinson.
Mother of Grace (Fred Spafford) & Clara (William Barker) Wilkinson.
Fairport Herald, Thursday, Nov 12, 1925, page 9:
Macedon Center, Nov. 9—Again the wings of the death angel have swept over this community, taking home to rest after a long illness Mrs. Jennie Flagler Wilkinson, who was born here; the youngest daughter of the late Arthur and Clara Burton Flagler, her fifty-eighth birthday occurring the day before her passing. As a school girl she attended the old Academy and later was married to John Wilkinson, their early married life being spent in Perinton, coming here to live many years ago. She was a member of the local grange and of the Methodist church, whose pastor, Rev. John MacGuidwin, officiated at the last service at her home Monday afternoon at 2:30 and also in Macedon Center cemetery, where she was laid to rest. Mrs. Wilkinson is survived by her husband, John Wilkinson; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Barker and Mrs. Fred Spafford; a granddaughter, Esther Spafford; and a grandson, Donald Barker, all of this place; three sisters, Mrs. Monroe Carman, of Macedon Center; Mrs. W. B. H. Carman, of Attica, and Mrs. A. R. Halstead, of Marion; two nieces Mrs. Charles Brownell, of this place and Mrs. Herbert White, of Marion; and a nephew, Arthur Carman, of Syracuse, who have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their loved one.
Wife of John C. Wilkinson.
Mother of Grace (Fred Spafford) & Clara (William Barker) Wilkinson.
Fairport Herald, Thursday, Nov 12, 1925, page 9:
Macedon Center, Nov. 9—Again the wings of the death angel have swept over this community, taking home to rest after a long illness Mrs. Jennie Flagler Wilkinson, who was born here; the youngest daughter of the late Arthur and Clara Burton Flagler, her fifty-eighth birthday occurring the day before her passing. As a school girl she attended the old Academy and later was married to John Wilkinson, their early married life being spent in Perinton, coming here to live many years ago. She was a member of the local grange and of the Methodist church, whose pastor, Rev. John MacGuidwin, officiated at the last service at her home Monday afternoon at 2:30 and also in Macedon Center cemetery, where she was laid to rest. Mrs. Wilkinson is survived by her husband, John Wilkinson; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Barker and Mrs. Fred Spafford; a granddaughter, Esther Spafford; and a grandson, Donald Barker, all of this place; three sisters, Mrs. Monroe Carman, of Macedon Center; Mrs. W. B. H. Carman, of Attica, and Mrs. A. R. Halstead, of Marion; two nieces Mrs. Charles Brownell, of this place and Mrs. Herbert White, of Marion; and a nephew, Arthur Carman, of Syracuse, who have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their loved one.
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