Mrs. Charles Colebrook Wilson, 70, formerly a well known resident of Syracuse, and one of the charter members of old Central Baptist Church, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Curtiss in Brooklyn yesterday. Mrs. Colebrook was born in England, and at the time of her marriage to Charles Colebrook, then a hardware merchant on Congress st., she came to Syracuse and resided here for many years. In 1875, following the death of her husband, she went to New York City, her home until the time of her death. In New York she married her second husband, Henry Wilson. She is survived by one son, Edward Colebrook, and one sister, Mrs. Curtiss. The body will be brought to Syracuse for burial.
Syracuse Daily Journal, Jan 1913
Syracuse Daily Journal, Jan 1913
Mrs. Charles Colebrook Wilson, 70, formerly a well known resident of Syracuse, and one of the charter members of old Central Baptist Church, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Curtiss in Brooklyn yesterday. Mrs. Colebrook was born in England, and at the time of her marriage to Charles Colebrook, then a hardware merchant on Congress st., she came to Syracuse and resided here for many years. In 1875, following the death of her husband, she went to New York City, her home until the time of her death. In New York she married her second husband, Henry Wilson. She is survived by one son, Edward Colebrook, and one sister, Mrs. Curtiss. The body will be brought to Syracuse for burial.
Syracuse Daily Journal, Jan 1913
Syracuse Daily Journal, Jan 1913
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