Showing posts with label Connecticut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Connecticut. Show all posts

Monday, February 06, 2017

Find Ancestors in Connecticut Death Records

Death Records for

Vital records registration for Connecticut began in July 1, 1897. You can order copies of Connecticut Vital Records (Birth, Marriages or Deaths) by regular mail

Connecticut Coffin Plates

Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestMartha Huntington 1719~1774 Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestSamuel Huntington 1731~1796 Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestHermine Stevens

Connecticut Family Bibles

Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestArmstrong - Alling Family Bible 1841 Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestKendall & Stevens Family Bible Rhode Island & Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestSalsbury & Lynch Family Bible Connecticut & New York

Connecticut Funeral Cards

Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestFuneral Card of Jennie Barnes died 1880 ... Waterbury Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestFuneral Card of Alpherie Meunier 1889 - 1932 - Danielson, Connecticut

Connecticut Obituaries

Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestObituary of August Newport 1826 - 1880 Windsor Locks, Hartford Connecticut

Connecticut Vital Records

Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestDeath Certificate of Leona Elderkin 1874 ~1960 Massachusetts and Connecticut
Find Death Records on Ancestors at RestDeath Certificate of Willis Elderkin 1881 ~1961 Hartford Co. Connecticut

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Two Widows Claimed Same Grave

The Landmark, Statesville North Carolina, 24 September 1897

Bridgeport Connecticut Dispatch to Baltimore Sun

Each of two widows yesterday claimed the same grave in Mountain Grove Cemetery, Bridgeport as the last resting place of her husband.

Mrs. otto Jones had already erected a monument over the mound in memory of the late Mr. jones, when Mrs. Charles H. Gould went to give directions for erecting a granite shaft on the same plot.

To Mrs. Gould's surprise, the grave was green, the grass neatly cut, and the headstone informed her that there rested the body of Otto Jones. Mrs. Jones was summoned, and to setle the dispute, the grave was opened.

The coffin plate bore the name of Mr. Gould. Mrs. Jones fainted on learning that through a mistake during four years she had wept over the wrong grave.