Alice May <I>Dingman</I> McRedmond

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Alice May Dingman McRedmond

Birth
Montgomery County, New York, USA
Death
6 Mar 1988 (aged 61)
Fulton County, New York, USA
Burial
Fort Plain, Montgomery County, New York, USA Add to Map
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My Aunt, my mother's sister.

I don't know much about my Aunt Alice. I do know she and my Mom corresponded by mail, I have some of her letters.

Aunt Alice and my mother both worked at the Beech-Nut Company in Canajoharie, N.Y., in the 1940's.

Alice Dingman married Edward W. McRedmond in the Methodist church in Canajoharie on April 19, 1952. Alice was a widow and had been previously married to James Edward Mabie, he died in a train accident.

I have been told that Alice and her husband Edward McRedmond are buried in different cemeteries. Edward is buried in Evergreen Cemetery. When I visited my aunt Alice's grave at Fort Plain Cemetery, her husband wasn't buried next to her.

When my Aunt Alice died, her husband and two daughters survived her.

God Bless you, Aunt Alice, may you rest in Heavenly peace.
My Aunt, my mother's sister.

I don't know much about my Aunt Alice. I do know she and my Mom corresponded by mail, I have some of her letters.

Aunt Alice and my mother both worked at the Beech-Nut Company in Canajoharie, N.Y., in the 1940's.

Alice Dingman married Edward W. McRedmond in the Methodist church in Canajoharie on April 19, 1952. Alice was a widow and had been previously married to James Edward Mabie, he died in a train accident.

I have been told that Alice and her husband Edward McRedmond are buried in different cemeteries. Edward is buried in Evergreen Cemetery. When I visited my aunt Alice's grave at Fort Plain Cemetery, her husband wasn't buried next to her.

When my Aunt Alice died, her husband and two daughters survived her.

God Bless you, Aunt Alice, may you rest in Heavenly peace.

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