Married Herbert G. Nichols in Richfield Springs on 4/5/1894. Flora was the mother of 12 children, only four (sons) survived to reach adulthood (Herbert Jr., Glenn, Louis and Frederick). She lived nearly 104 years.
Her Father Samuel S. Wood was killed at the age of 22. She was raised by her Mother Eliza Wolcott and her loving and supportive Step-father; Clinton Craft in Springfield Center, NY.
The spelling of the family name transitioned from Nichols to Nicholes (it appears to have occurred sometime between 1910-1915, the "mystery" of why will probably never be solved).
Her Father Samuel S. Wood was killed at the age of 22. She was raised by her Mother Eliza Wolcott and her loving and supportive Step-father; Clinton Craft in Springfield Center, NY.
The spelling of the family name transitioned from Nichols to Nicholes (it appears to have occurred sometime between 1910-1915, the "mystery" of why will probably never be solved).
Married Herbert G. Nichols in Richfield Springs on 4/5/1894. Flora was the mother of 12 children, only four (sons) survived to reach adulthood (Herbert Jr., Glenn, Louis and Frederick). She lived nearly 104 years.
Her Father Samuel S. Wood was killed at the age of 22. She was raised by her Mother Eliza Wolcott and her loving and supportive Step-father; Clinton Craft in Springfield Center, NY.
The spelling of the family name transitioned from Nichols to Nicholes (it appears to have occurred sometime between 1910-1915, the "mystery" of why will probably never be solved).
Her Father Samuel S. Wood was killed at the age of 22. She was raised by her Mother Eliza Wolcott and her loving and supportive Step-father; Clinton Craft in Springfield Center, NY.
The spelling of the family name transitioned from Nichols to Nicholes (it appears to have occurred sometime between 1910-1915, the "mystery" of why will probably never be solved).
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