MRS. CHARLES B. FILKINS
Mrs. Charles B. Filkins, 59, for 10 years a resident of Mexico, died Tuesday morning at the family home, two miles from Mexico. She was born in Sandy Creek, February 17, 1868,
and until 10 years ago had spent her entire life in the town of Sandy Creek.
She was a member of Parish Grange and is survived by her husband, four sons, Leon F., of Amboy, Onondaga county; Bert, Mexico; Newton, of Fairmount, and Harold, of Mexico; four daughters, Mrs. George Burto, Frankfort; Mrs. John Winks, of Palermo; Mrs. Burt Nichols, of Pulaski, and Miss Rose Filkins of Mexico; one brother, Frank Robbins, of Boylston, and two sisters, Mrs. James Doneburg of Lacona, and Mrs. Pitt Barker of Sandy Creek.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Filkins was a daughter of the late George Robbins whose, home was on the southwest border of the town of Boylston
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, 1927
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Sister of Berton Robbins
Mrs. Charles B. Filkins, 59, for 10 years a resident of Mexico, died Tuesday morning at the family home, two miles from Mexico. She was born in Sandy Creek, February 17, 1868,
and until 10 years ago had spent her entire life in the town of Sandy Creek.
She was a member of Parish Grange and is survived by her husband, four sons, Leon F., of Amboy, Onondaga county; Bert, Mexico; Newton, of Fairmount, and Harold, of Mexico; four daughters, Mrs. George Burto, Frankfort; Mrs. John Winks, of Palermo; Mrs. Burt Nichols, of Pulaski, and Miss Rose Filkins of Mexico; one brother, Frank Robbins, of Boylston, and two sisters, Mrs. James Doneburg of Lacona, and Mrs. Pitt Barker of Sandy Creek.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Filkins was a daughter of the late George Robbins whose, home was on the southwest border of the town of Boylston
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, 1927
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Sister of Berton Robbins
MRS. CHARLES B. FILKINS
Mrs. Charles B. Filkins, 59, for 10 years a resident of Mexico, died Tuesday morning at the family home, two miles from Mexico. She was born in Sandy Creek, February 17, 1868,
and until 10 years ago had spent her entire life in the town of Sandy Creek.
She was a member of Parish Grange and is survived by her husband, four sons, Leon F., of Amboy, Onondaga county; Bert, Mexico; Newton, of Fairmount, and Harold, of Mexico; four daughters, Mrs. George Burto, Frankfort; Mrs. John Winks, of Palermo; Mrs. Burt Nichols, of Pulaski, and Miss Rose Filkins of Mexico; one brother, Frank Robbins, of Boylston, and two sisters, Mrs. James Doneburg of Lacona, and Mrs. Pitt Barker of Sandy Creek.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Filkins was a daughter of the late George Robbins whose, home was on the southwest border of the town of Boylston
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, 1927
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Sister of Berton Robbins
Mrs. Charles B. Filkins, 59, for 10 years a resident of Mexico, died Tuesday morning at the family home, two miles from Mexico. She was born in Sandy Creek, February 17, 1868,
and until 10 years ago had spent her entire life in the town of Sandy Creek.
She was a member of Parish Grange and is survived by her husband, four sons, Leon F., of Amboy, Onondaga county; Bert, Mexico; Newton, of Fairmount, and Harold, of Mexico; four daughters, Mrs. George Burto, Frankfort; Mrs. John Winks, of Palermo; Mrs. Burt Nichols, of Pulaski, and Miss Rose Filkins of Mexico; one brother, Frank Robbins, of Boylston, and two sisters, Mrs. James Doneburg of Lacona, and Mrs. Pitt Barker of Sandy Creek.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mrs. Filkins was a daughter of the late George Robbins whose, home was on the southwest border of the town of Boylston
Source: The Pulaski Democrat, 1927
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Sister of Berton Robbins
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