Wife of Delbert Farley Hurlburt.
Le Roy, April 30-(Special)-On Monday evening occurred the death of Mrs. Ida Hurlburt who resided about two miles northwest of this village. She has been ill for some time.
Notice published in the Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, New York on Wednesday, April 30, 1902.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevens, son Scott and Mrs. R. J. Aull attended the funeral in Le Roy on Thursday of Mr. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. Ida Hurlburt, whose death occurred Monday at her home two miles northeast of that village. Mrs. Hurlburt was forty-two years old and leaves a husband, a son George and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tapp, both of Michigan. A complication of diseases caused her death.
Notice published in The Caledonia Era, Caledonia, New York on Wednesday, May 7, 1902.
Some information provided by a scrapbook created by Edgar M. Hurlburt, Warsaw, New York.
First name of Delbert was listed as Udelmer in Edgar's records.
Delbert is listed as first name in historical records.
It is currently unknown where Delbert and his wife are buried. Both lived on a farm outside the village of Le Roy.
Le Roy, April 30-(Special)-On Monday evening occurred the death of Mrs. Ida Hurlburt who resided about two miles northwest of this village. She has been ill for some time.
Notice published in the Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, New York on Wednesday, April 30, 1902.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevens, son Scott and Mrs. R. J. Aull attended the funeral in Le Roy on Thursday of Mr. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. Ida Hurlburt, whose death occurred Monday at her home two miles northeast of that village. Mrs. Hurlburt was forty-two years old and leaves a husband, a son George and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tapp, both of Michigan. A complication of diseases caused her death.
Notice published in The Caledonia Era, Caledonia, New York on Wednesday, May 7, 1902.
Some information provided by a scrapbook created by Edgar M. Hurlburt, Warsaw, New York.
First name of Delbert was listed as Udelmer in Edgar's records.
Delbert is listed as first name in historical records.
It is currently unknown where Delbert and his wife are buried. Both lived on a farm outside the village of Le Roy.
Wife of Delbert Farley Hurlburt.
Le Roy, April 30-(Special)-On Monday evening occurred the death of Mrs. Ida Hurlburt who resided about two miles northwest of this village. She has been ill for some time.
Notice published in the Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, New York on Wednesday, April 30, 1902.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevens, son Scott and Mrs. R. J. Aull attended the funeral in Le Roy on Thursday of Mr. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. Ida Hurlburt, whose death occurred Monday at her home two miles northeast of that village. Mrs. Hurlburt was forty-two years old and leaves a husband, a son George and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tapp, both of Michigan. A complication of diseases caused her death.
Notice published in The Caledonia Era, Caledonia, New York on Wednesday, May 7, 1902.
Some information provided by a scrapbook created by Edgar M. Hurlburt, Warsaw, New York.
First name of Delbert was listed as Udelmer in Edgar's records.
Delbert is listed as first name in historical records.
It is currently unknown where Delbert and his wife are buried. Both lived on a farm outside the village of Le Roy.
Le Roy, April 30-(Special)-On Monday evening occurred the death of Mrs. Ida Hurlburt who resided about two miles northwest of this village. She has been ill for some time.
Notice published in the Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, New York on Wednesday, April 30, 1902.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevens, son Scott and Mrs. R. J. Aull attended the funeral in Le Roy on Thursday of Mr. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. Ida Hurlburt, whose death occurred Monday at her home two miles northeast of that village. Mrs. Hurlburt was forty-two years old and leaves a husband, a son George and a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Tapp, both of Michigan. A complication of diseases caused her death.
Notice published in The Caledonia Era, Caledonia, New York on Wednesday, May 7, 1902.
Some information provided by a scrapbook created by Edgar M. Hurlburt, Warsaw, New York.
First name of Delbert was listed as Udelmer in Edgar's records.
Delbert is listed as first name in historical records.
It is currently unknown where Delbert and his wife are buried. Both lived on a farm outside the village of Le Roy.
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