Olean Evening Times, Sept. 1, 1926:
"Mrs. Flora Gordon died at her home in Red House after a year's illness. She was 41 years old. Besides her husband she is survived by three children, Paul, Lorraine and Isabel all at home, two sisters Mrs. Edison Crouse of Coldspring and Mrs. Clarence Gordon of Red House. The funeral was held this afternoon from the home in Red House at 1:30 and from the Baptist Church at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Davis of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Interment was made at Red House."
The Greenwood Cemetery in Red House was relocated to Steamburg during the construction of the Kinzua Reservoir.
Flora's husband Ray Remington was raised by the Gordon family and used that surname for many years.
Flora was a Seneca woman, Deer Clan
From Seneca historian Cathy Kelley Jimerson:
daughter of John Tandy Jimeson and Lorinda (Blinkey) Jimeson, was at Carlisle from 1897-1902 and at Hampton Institute in VA from 1908-1910. Wife of Raymond F Remington. Mother of Paul Raymond, Lorraine Mary and Isabel L Remington.∼Daughter of
John Tandy & Lutitia (Blinkey) Jimeson
Wife of Raymond Gordon Brown
Courtesy of Sweetree 50568694:
Flora was originally buried at Red House Cemetery. Because of the removal, a result of the Kinzua Dam Project, Flora was reinterred at Steamburg Cemetery, Steamburg, New York.
"Mrs. Flora Gordon died at her home in Red House after a year's illness. She was 41 years old. Besides her husband she is survived by three children, Paul, Lorraine and Isabel all at home, two sisters Mrs. Edison Crouse of Coldspring and Mrs. Clarence Gordon of Red House. The funeral was held this afternoon from the home in Red House at 1:30 and from the Baptist Church at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Davis of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Interment was made at Red House."
The Greenwood Cemetery in Red House was relocated to Steamburg during the construction of the Kinzua Reservoir.
Flora's husband Ray Remington was raised by the Gordon family and used that surname for many years.
Flora was a Seneca woman, Deer Clan
From Seneca historian Cathy Kelley Jimerson:
daughter of John Tandy Jimeson and Lorinda (Blinkey) Jimeson, was at Carlisle from 1897-1902 and at Hampton Institute in VA from 1908-1910. Wife of Raymond F Remington. Mother of Paul Raymond, Lorraine Mary and Isabel L Remington.∼Daughter of
John Tandy & Lutitia (Blinkey) Jimeson
Wife of Raymond Gordon Brown
Courtesy of Sweetree 50568694:
Flora was originally buried at Red House Cemetery. Because of the removal, a result of the Kinzua Dam Project, Flora was reinterred at Steamburg Cemetery, Steamburg, New York.
Olean Evening Times, Sept. 1, 1926:
"Mrs. Flora Gordon died at her home in Red House after a year's illness. She was 41 years old. Besides her husband she is survived by three children, Paul, Lorraine and Isabel all at home, two sisters Mrs. Edison Crouse of Coldspring and Mrs. Clarence Gordon of Red House. The funeral was held this afternoon from the home in Red House at 1:30 and from the Baptist Church at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Davis of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Interment was made at Red House."
The Greenwood Cemetery in Red House was relocated to Steamburg during the construction of the Kinzua Reservoir.
Flora's husband Ray Remington was raised by the Gordon family and used that surname for many years.
Flora was a Seneca woman, Deer Clan
From Seneca historian Cathy Kelley Jimerson:
daughter of John Tandy Jimeson and Lorinda (Blinkey) Jimeson, was at Carlisle from 1897-1902 and at Hampton Institute in VA from 1908-1910. Wife of Raymond F Remington. Mother of Paul Raymond, Lorraine Mary and Isabel L Remington.∼Daughter of
John Tandy & Lutitia (Blinkey) Jimeson
Wife of Raymond Gordon Brown
Courtesy of Sweetree 50568694:
Flora was originally buried at Red House Cemetery. Because of the removal, a result of the Kinzua Dam Project, Flora was reinterred at Steamburg Cemetery, Steamburg, New York.
"Mrs. Flora Gordon died at her home in Red House after a year's illness. She was 41 years old. Besides her husband she is survived by three children, Paul, Lorraine and Isabel all at home, two sisters Mrs. Edison Crouse of Coldspring and Mrs. Clarence Gordon of Red House. The funeral was held this afternoon from the home in Red House at 1:30 and from the Baptist Church at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Davis of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Interment was made at Red House."
The Greenwood Cemetery in Red House was relocated to Steamburg during the construction of the Kinzua Reservoir.
Flora's husband Ray Remington was raised by the Gordon family and used that surname for many years.
Flora was a Seneca woman, Deer Clan
From Seneca historian Cathy Kelley Jimerson:
daughter of John Tandy Jimeson and Lorinda (Blinkey) Jimeson, was at Carlisle from 1897-1902 and at Hampton Institute in VA from 1908-1910. Wife of Raymond F Remington. Mother of Paul Raymond, Lorraine Mary and Isabel L Remington.∼Daughter of
John Tandy & Lutitia (Blinkey) Jimeson
Wife of Raymond Gordon Brown
Courtesy of Sweetree 50568694:
Flora was originally buried at Red House Cemetery. Because of the removal, a result of the Kinzua Dam Project, Flora was reinterred at Steamburg Cemetery, Steamburg, New York.
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