-Adopted daughter of Austin R. Deming & his wife, Jennie S. Deming-
*Olive's age in Census and other records is variable; indicating some uncertainty about her birth year (1885 - 1890). This memorial calculates her age from her 1917 Essex Co. NY marriage license, when she was 28 yrs. old*
Married to Edward J. Galvin of St. Albans VT, in Elizabethtown NY, on 11 May 1917
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Au Sable Forks, NY
The Adirondack Record - Elizabethtown Post
14 April 1932
MRS. OLIVE GALVIN UNDERGOES ANOTHER OPERATION
Mrs. Olive D. Galvin of Elizabethtown, who recently returned home from New Rochelle, N.Y. where she spent the winter season, underwent another surgical operation at the Champlain Valley hospital, Plattsburgh, last Thursday afternoon....
8 September 1932
MRS. EDWARD J. GALVIN
Mrs. Olive Deming Galvin, wife of Edward J. Galvin of Elizabethtown, quietly "went to sleep" at the Champlain Valley hospital in Plattsburgh Monday, August 29th, after many long months of suffering...
Mrs. Galvin was the adopted daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Austin Deming, and grew to womanhood in our village, where she was loved and respected by all. She graduated from the Elizabethtown high school and from Plattsburgh high school. Later she attended Syracuse University. For some years she taught in the Elizabethtown school, both in the eigth grade and in the high school. She also taught at Jay, Scotia, Keene Valley, White Plains, Summit, N.J. and in the Teachers' Training School in Richford, Vermont. She was considered an efficient and conscientious teacher, and an excellent disciplinarian, who was able to hold the respect and confidence of her pupils.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and beloved adopted daughter, Mary Margaret, and many loyal friends.
The funeral was held at Saint Elizabeth's church on Thursday morning at nine o'clock, Rev. Cleary, curate at St. John's church in Plattsburgh, officiating. Interment was in the Deming plot in Riverside cemetery. The bearers, all her former pupils, were: Lee Norton, John Denton, Leonard Denton, William Dickerson, John Deming and John Morris.
The family have the sincere sympathy of her many friends and former pupils.∼
*Olive's age in Census and other records is variable; indicating some uncertainty about her birth year (1885 - 1890). This memorial calculates her age from her 1917 Essex Co. NY marriage license, when she was 28 yrs. old*
Married to Edward J. Galvin of St. Albans VT, in Elizabethtown NY, on 11 May 1917
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(the following 2 articles are slightly abridged)
Au Sable Forks, NY
The Adirondack Record - Elizabethtown Post
14 April 1932
MRS. OLIVE GALVIN UNDERGOES ANOTHER OPERATION
Mrs. Olive D. Galvin of Elizabethtown, who recently returned home from New Rochelle, N.Y. where she spent the winter season, underwent another surgical operation at the Champlain Valley hospital, Plattsburgh, last Thursday afternoon....
8 September 1932
MRS. EDWARD J. GALVIN
Mrs. Olive Deming Galvin, wife of Edward J. Galvin of Elizabethtown, quietly "went to sleep" at the Champlain Valley hospital in Plattsburgh Monday, August 29th, after many long months of suffering...
Mrs. Galvin was the adopted daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Austin Deming, and grew to womanhood in our village, where she was loved and respected by all. She graduated from the Elizabethtown high school and from Plattsburgh high school. Later she attended Syracuse University. For some years she taught in the Elizabethtown school, both in the eigth grade and in the high school. She also taught at Jay, Scotia, Keene Valley, White Plains, Summit, N.J. and in the Teachers' Training School in Richford, Vermont. She was considered an efficient and conscientious teacher, and an excellent disciplinarian, who was able to hold the respect and confidence of her pupils.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and beloved adopted daughter, Mary Margaret, and many loyal friends.
The funeral was held at Saint Elizabeth's church on Thursday morning at nine o'clock, Rev. Cleary, curate at St. John's church in Plattsburgh, officiating. Interment was in the Deming plot in Riverside cemetery. The bearers, all her former pupils, were: Lee Norton, John Denton, Leonard Denton, William Dickerson, John Deming and John Morris.
The family have the sincere sympathy of her many friends and former pupils.∼
-Adopted daughter of Austin R. Deming & his wife, Jennie S. Deming-
*Olive's age in Census and other records is variable; indicating some uncertainty about her birth year (1885 - 1890). This memorial calculates her age from her 1917 Essex Co. NY marriage license, when she was 28 yrs. old*
Married to Edward J. Galvin of St. Albans VT, in Elizabethtown NY, on 11 May 1917
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(the following 2 articles are slightly abridged)
Au Sable Forks, NY
The Adirondack Record - Elizabethtown Post
14 April 1932
MRS. OLIVE GALVIN UNDERGOES ANOTHER OPERATION
Mrs. Olive D. Galvin of Elizabethtown, who recently returned home from New Rochelle, N.Y. where she spent the winter season, underwent another surgical operation at the Champlain Valley hospital, Plattsburgh, last Thursday afternoon....
8 September 1932
MRS. EDWARD J. GALVIN
Mrs. Olive Deming Galvin, wife of Edward J. Galvin of Elizabethtown, quietly "went to sleep" at the Champlain Valley hospital in Plattsburgh Monday, August 29th, after many long months of suffering...
Mrs. Galvin was the adopted daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Austin Deming, and grew to womanhood in our village, where she was loved and respected by all. She graduated from the Elizabethtown high school and from Plattsburgh high school. Later she attended Syracuse University. For some years she taught in the Elizabethtown school, both in the eigth grade and in the high school. She also taught at Jay, Scotia, Keene Valley, White Plains, Summit, N.J. and in the Teachers' Training School in Richford, Vermont. She was considered an efficient and conscientious teacher, and an excellent disciplinarian, who was able to hold the respect and confidence of her pupils.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and beloved adopted daughter, Mary Margaret, and many loyal friends.
The funeral was held at Saint Elizabeth's church on Thursday morning at nine o'clock, Rev. Cleary, curate at St. John's church in Plattsburgh, officiating. Interment was in the Deming plot in Riverside cemetery. The bearers, all her former pupils, were: Lee Norton, John Denton, Leonard Denton, William Dickerson, John Deming and John Morris.
The family have the sincere sympathy of her many friends and former pupils.∼
*Olive's age in Census and other records is variable; indicating some uncertainty about her birth year (1885 - 1890). This memorial calculates her age from her 1917 Essex Co. NY marriage license, when she was 28 yrs. old*
Married to Edward J. Galvin of St. Albans VT, in Elizabethtown NY, on 11 May 1917
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(the following 2 articles are slightly abridged)
Au Sable Forks, NY
The Adirondack Record - Elizabethtown Post
14 April 1932
MRS. OLIVE GALVIN UNDERGOES ANOTHER OPERATION
Mrs. Olive D. Galvin of Elizabethtown, who recently returned home from New Rochelle, N.Y. where she spent the winter season, underwent another surgical operation at the Champlain Valley hospital, Plattsburgh, last Thursday afternoon....
8 September 1932
MRS. EDWARD J. GALVIN
Mrs. Olive Deming Galvin, wife of Edward J. Galvin of Elizabethtown, quietly "went to sleep" at the Champlain Valley hospital in Plattsburgh Monday, August 29th, after many long months of suffering...
Mrs. Galvin was the adopted daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Austin Deming, and grew to womanhood in our village, where she was loved and respected by all. She graduated from the Elizabethtown high school and from Plattsburgh high school. Later she attended Syracuse University. For some years she taught in the Elizabethtown school, both in the eigth grade and in the high school. She also taught at Jay, Scotia, Keene Valley, White Plains, Summit, N.J. and in the Teachers' Training School in Richford, Vermont. She was considered an efficient and conscientious teacher, and an excellent disciplinarian, who was able to hold the respect and confidence of her pupils.
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and beloved adopted daughter, Mary Margaret, and many loyal friends.
The funeral was held at Saint Elizabeth's church on Thursday morning at nine o'clock, Rev. Cleary, curate at St. John's church in Plattsburgh, officiating. Interment was in the Deming plot in Riverside cemetery. The bearers, all her former pupils, were: Lee Norton, John Denton, Leonard Denton, William Dickerson, John Deming and John Morris.
The family have the sincere sympathy of her many friends and former pupils.∼
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