Mrs. Anna Wilson Bloodough, widow of Norman Bloodough, died Wednesday at her home on Fourth street. She had been in poor health the past four years due to a complication of diseases. She was a resident of this city 55 years. Mrs. Bloodough was born in Coxsackie, Greene county, in 1854, a daughter of the late Jacob and Christian Wilson. The family moved to Fort Plain when deeased was a child and she lived there until her marriage to Mr. Bloodough, when they came to this city to reside. It will be 29 years ago Saturday since Mr. Bloodough died. Deceased is survived by four children; Mrs. Mabel Phelps, and Harry and Addie Bloodough, who reside at home, and Arthur Bloodough, Herkimer; also a sister, Mrs. Charles Fikes, of Fort Plain. Amsterdam Evening Recorder (Amsterdam, N.Y.) Dec. 6, 1929. Besides her husband, Mrs. Bloodough was predeceased by their 8-year-old son, Frank.
Mrs. Anna Wilson Bloodough, widow of Norman Bloodough, died Wednesday at her home on Fourth street. She had been in poor health the past four years due to a complication of diseases. She was a resident of this city 55 years. Mrs. Bloodough was born in Coxsackie, Greene county, in 1854, a daughter of the late Jacob and Christian Wilson. The family moved to Fort Plain when deeased was a child and she lived there until her marriage to Mr. Bloodough, when they came to this city to reside. It will be 29 years ago Saturday since Mr. Bloodough died. Deceased is survived by four children; Mrs. Mabel Phelps, and Harry and Addie Bloodough, who reside at home, and Arthur Bloodough, Herkimer; also a sister, Mrs. Charles Fikes, of Fort Plain. Amsterdam Evening Recorder (Amsterdam, N.Y.) Dec. 6, 1929. Besides her husband, Mrs. Bloodough was predeceased by their 8-year-old son, Frank.
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