Daughter of F Cornie Brown (who was a junior editor and one of the proprietors of the Corning Daily Democrat newspaper) - and Kate V Ingersoll, daughter of Dr Andrew J Ingersoll, who ran the Pinewood Sanitarium in Corning.
Kate (her mother) died in June 1887 - see photo, a newspaper clipping of Lenore's obituary from the Fulton History website.
The obituary indicates Lenore was buried next to her mother who died 3 June 1887. The service was held in Pinewood Cure, Knoxville.
Knoxville was a village that was incorporated into Corning, basically what is now informally called north Corning. More information is available at the Steuben County Historical Society.
Kate (her mother) died in June 1887 - see photo, a newspaper clipping of Lenore's obituary from the Fulton History website.
The obituary indicates Lenore was buried next to her mother who died 3 June 1887. The service was held in Pinewood Cure, Knoxville.
Knoxville was a village that was incorporated into Corning, basically what is now informally called north Corning. More information is available at the Steuben County Historical Society.
Daughter of F Cornie Brown (who was a junior editor and one of the proprietors of the Corning Daily Democrat newspaper) - and Kate V Ingersoll, daughter of Dr Andrew J Ingersoll, who ran the Pinewood Sanitarium in Corning.
Kate (her mother) died in June 1887 - see photo, a newspaper clipping of Lenore's obituary from the Fulton History website.
The obituary indicates Lenore was buried next to her mother who died 3 June 1887. The service was held in Pinewood Cure, Knoxville.
Knoxville was a village that was incorporated into Corning, basically what is now informally called north Corning. More information is available at the Steuben County Historical Society.
Kate (her mother) died in June 1887 - see photo, a newspaper clipping of Lenore's obituary from the Fulton History website.
The obituary indicates Lenore was buried next to her mother who died 3 June 1887. The service was held in Pinewood Cure, Knoxville.
Knoxville was a village that was incorporated into Corning, basically what is now informally called north Corning. More information is available at the Steuben County Historical Society.
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