Ontario County Journal (Canandaigua, New York)
Friday, 22 January 1875
Canadice, N. Y. - Several of the young people in town have within the past few weeks united their destinies, to battle with the hardships and share the joys and sorrows of life together. Among them are Miss Maggie Adams and Mr. Henry Branch, Miss Lizzie Dalrymple and Mr. Richmond Crooks, Miss Jennie Stark and Mr. Lorenzo Pardee.
Wayland Register (Wayland, New York)
20 February 1930
MRS. H. C. BRANCH DIES SOON AFTER HUSBAND
Less Than Three Weeks Intervene In Passing of Aged Couple
Mrs. Margaret Branch, widow of H. C. Branch, died last Friday at her home on Lincoln street, aged 76 years. Although she had been in poor health her death was unexpected and came as a great shock to the son and friends, so closely following that of her husband, who passed away January 27th.
Mrs. Branch was the daughter of Gabriel and Charlotte Adams of Canadice. She was united in marriage to Mr. Branch in 1874, and they continued as residents of that town until 1902, when they came to Wayland, this village having since been their home. She is survived by one son, Clarence G. Branch of New York city.
Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. A. Whitehead officiating, and burial was in the local cemetery.
The Naples Record (Naples, New York)
Wednesday, 19 February 1930
Mrs. Margaret Branch died at her home in Wayland of heart trouble on February 14, 1930, about two weeks after the death of her husband, Henry Branch. Mrs. Branch was for many years a resident here, living on the farm now owned by Lester Cork. She was a member of our church, always ready to assist in every good work. She is survived by one son, Clarence Branch, of New York City.
The Livonia Gazette (Livinia, New York)
Friday, 21 February 1930 - Page Five
Mrs. Margaret Branch, who died Friday morning at her home in Wayland, surviving her husband , Henry Branch, about two weeks, was an old resident of Canadice. She is survived by her son, Clarence, of Brooklyn. The funeral was held from the home in Wayland Monday with burial in Wayland.
Springwater, Feb. 20.
Friday, 22 January 1875
Canadice, N. Y. - Several of the young people in town have within the past few weeks united their destinies, to battle with the hardships and share the joys and sorrows of life together. Among them are Miss Maggie Adams and Mr. Henry Branch, Miss Lizzie Dalrymple and Mr. Richmond Crooks, Miss Jennie Stark and Mr. Lorenzo Pardee.
Wayland Register (Wayland, New York)
20 February 1930
MRS. H. C. BRANCH DIES SOON AFTER HUSBAND
Less Than Three Weeks Intervene In Passing of Aged Couple
Mrs. Margaret Branch, widow of H. C. Branch, died last Friday at her home on Lincoln street, aged 76 years. Although she had been in poor health her death was unexpected and came as a great shock to the son and friends, so closely following that of her husband, who passed away January 27th.
Mrs. Branch was the daughter of Gabriel and Charlotte Adams of Canadice. She was united in marriage to Mr. Branch in 1874, and they continued as residents of that town until 1902, when they came to Wayland, this village having since been their home. She is survived by one son, Clarence G. Branch of New York city.
Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. A. Whitehead officiating, and burial was in the local cemetery.
The Naples Record (Naples, New York)
Wednesday, 19 February 1930
Mrs. Margaret Branch died at her home in Wayland of heart trouble on February 14, 1930, about two weeks after the death of her husband, Henry Branch. Mrs. Branch was for many years a resident here, living on the farm now owned by Lester Cork. She was a member of our church, always ready to assist in every good work. She is survived by one son, Clarence Branch, of New York City.
The Livonia Gazette (Livinia, New York)
Friday, 21 February 1930 - Page Five
Mrs. Margaret Branch, who died Friday morning at her home in Wayland, surviving her husband , Henry Branch, about two weeks, was an old resident of Canadice. She is survived by her son, Clarence, of Brooklyn. The funeral was held from the home in Wayland Monday with burial in Wayland.
Springwater, Feb. 20.
Ontario County Journal (Canandaigua, New York)
Friday, 22 January 1875
Canadice, N. Y. - Several of the young people in town have within the past few weeks united their destinies, to battle with the hardships and share the joys and sorrows of life together. Among them are Miss Maggie Adams and Mr. Henry Branch, Miss Lizzie Dalrymple and Mr. Richmond Crooks, Miss Jennie Stark and Mr. Lorenzo Pardee.
Wayland Register (Wayland, New York)
20 February 1930
MRS. H. C. BRANCH DIES SOON AFTER HUSBAND
Less Than Three Weeks Intervene In Passing of Aged Couple
Mrs. Margaret Branch, widow of H. C. Branch, died last Friday at her home on Lincoln street, aged 76 years. Although she had been in poor health her death was unexpected and came as a great shock to the son and friends, so closely following that of her husband, who passed away January 27th.
Mrs. Branch was the daughter of Gabriel and Charlotte Adams of Canadice. She was united in marriage to Mr. Branch in 1874, and they continued as residents of that town until 1902, when they came to Wayland, this village having since been their home. She is survived by one son, Clarence G. Branch of New York city.
Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. A. Whitehead officiating, and burial was in the local cemetery.
The Naples Record (Naples, New York)
Wednesday, 19 February 1930
Mrs. Margaret Branch died at her home in Wayland of heart trouble on February 14, 1930, about two weeks after the death of her husband, Henry Branch. Mrs. Branch was for many years a resident here, living on the farm now owned by Lester Cork. She was a member of our church, always ready to assist in every good work. She is survived by one son, Clarence Branch, of New York City.
The Livonia Gazette (Livinia, New York)
Friday, 21 February 1930 - Page Five
Mrs. Margaret Branch, who died Friday morning at her home in Wayland, surviving her husband , Henry Branch, about two weeks, was an old resident of Canadice. She is survived by her son, Clarence, of Brooklyn. The funeral was held from the home in Wayland Monday with burial in Wayland.
Springwater, Feb. 20.
Friday, 22 January 1875
Canadice, N. Y. - Several of the young people in town have within the past few weeks united their destinies, to battle with the hardships and share the joys and sorrows of life together. Among them are Miss Maggie Adams and Mr. Henry Branch, Miss Lizzie Dalrymple and Mr. Richmond Crooks, Miss Jennie Stark and Mr. Lorenzo Pardee.
Wayland Register (Wayland, New York)
20 February 1930
MRS. H. C. BRANCH DIES SOON AFTER HUSBAND
Less Than Three Weeks Intervene In Passing of Aged Couple
Mrs. Margaret Branch, widow of H. C. Branch, died last Friday at her home on Lincoln street, aged 76 years. Although she had been in poor health her death was unexpected and came as a great shock to the son and friends, so closely following that of her husband, who passed away January 27th.
Mrs. Branch was the daughter of Gabriel and Charlotte Adams of Canadice. She was united in marriage to Mr. Branch in 1874, and they continued as residents of that town until 1902, when they came to Wayland, this village having since been their home. She is survived by one son, Clarence G. Branch of New York city.
Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. A. Whitehead officiating, and burial was in the local cemetery.
The Naples Record (Naples, New York)
Wednesday, 19 February 1930
Mrs. Margaret Branch died at her home in Wayland of heart trouble on February 14, 1930, about two weeks after the death of her husband, Henry Branch. Mrs. Branch was for many years a resident here, living on the farm now owned by Lester Cork. She was a member of our church, always ready to assist in every good work. She is survived by one son, Clarence Branch, of New York City.
The Livonia Gazette (Livinia, New York)
Friday, 21 February 1930 - Page Five
Mrs. Margaret Branch, who died Friday morning at her home in Wayland, surviving her husband , Henry Branch, about two weeks, was an old resident of Canadice. She is survived by her son, Clarence, of Brooklyn. The funeral was held from the home in Wayland Monday with burial in Wayland.
Springwater, Feb. 20.
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