92 years old.
Caroline lived on Church Street in Burlington. Her middle name is listed as 'Sawyer' on some transcribed records; her gravestone is engraved 'Sanger'.
Caroline married Thomas Mills on June 29, 1829 in Burlington, Vermont. (Burlington Town Clerk records, return of marriages by Rev. George Ingersoll, 1829). A marriage annoucment was published in Vermont Watchman and State Journal (Montpelier, Vermont) on July 21, 1829
Caroline willed any funds remaining in one of her 2 bank accounts after paying her debts to her sister Harriet A. Ames, along with a gold watch. She left her furniture to "my sisters and friends", stating she would put the name of the recipient on the furniture she wished them to have. Any remaining funds or possessions were left to Burlington's Home for Aged Women.
Caroline lived on Church Street in Burlington. Her middle name is listed as 'Sawyer' on some transcribed records; her gravestone is engraved 'Sanger'.
Caroline married Thomas Mills on June 29, 1829 in Burlington, Vermont. (Burlington Town Clerk records, return of marriages by Rev. George Ingersoll, 1829). A marriage annoucment was published in Vermont Watchman and State Journal (Montpelier, Vermont) on July 21, 1829
Caroline willed any funds remaining in one of her 2 bank accounts after paying her debts to her sister Harriet A. Ames, along with a gold watch. She left her furniture to "my sisters and friends", stating she would put the name of the recipient on the furniture she wished them to have. Any remaining funds or possessions were left to Burlington's Home for Aged Women.
92 years old.
Caroline lived on Church Street in Burlington. Her middle name is listed as 'Sawyer' on some transcribed records; her gravestone is engraved 'Sanger'.
Caroline married Thomas Mills on June 29, 1829 in Burlington, Vermont. (Burlington Town Clerk records, return of marriages by Rev. George Ingersoll, 1829). A marriage annoucment was published in Vermont Watchman and State Journal (Montpelier, Vermont) on July 21, 1829
Caroline willed any funds remaining in one of her 2 bank accounts after paying her debts to her sister Harriet A. Ames, along with a gold watch. She left her furniture to "my sisters and friends", stating she would put the name of the recipient on the furniture she wished them to have. Any remaining funds or possessions were left to Burlington's Home for Aged Women.
Caroline lived on Church Street in Burlington. Her middle name is listed as 'Sawyer' on some transcribed records; her gravestone is engraved 'Sanger'.
Caroline married Thomas Mills on June 29, 1829 in Burlington, Vermont. (Burlington Town Clerk records, return of marriages by Rev. George Ingersoll, 1829). A marriage annoucment was published in Vermont Watchman and State Journal (Montpelier, Vermont) on July 21, 1829
Caroline willed any funds remaining in one of her 2 bank accounts after paying her debts to her sister Harriet A. Ames, along with a gold watch. She left her furniture to "my sisters and friends", stating she would put the name of the recipient on the furniture she wished them to have. Any remaining funds or possessions were left to Burlington's Home for Aged Women.
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