Son of Van Rensselaer William Luce and Adelia Tedrick and husband of Elizabeth Middleton Root.
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Rev. Dr. Henry Winters Luce, a native of this city was prominent in activities of the Second Presbyterian Church. In 1897, Mrs. Luce and her husband went to China and remained there 25 years as missionaries and educators. Their mission was sponsored by the Second Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Marcy Wright (46919288)
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Under the photo you wrote the following This is the site of graves 23 and 24 as shown on the lot card map. There are no headstones for your grave 23 or grave 24. There is a headstone for them. You can see the headstone in the photo it reads Henry Winters 1868-1941 Elizabeth Root 1871-1948
Contributor: Oneida County History Center (51298618)
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Rev. Dr. Henry Winters Luce, a native of this city was prominent in activities of the Second Presbyterian Church. In 1897, Mrs. Luce and her husband went to China and remained there 25 years as missionaries and educators. Their mission was sponsored by the Second Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Marcy Wright (46919288)
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Under the photo you wrote the following This is the site of graves 23 and 24 as shown on the lot card map. There are no headstones for your grave 23 or grave 24. There is a headstone for them. You can see the headstone in the photo it reads Henry Winters 1868-1941 Elizabeth Root 1871-1948
Contributor: Oneida County History Center (51298618)
Son of Van Rensselaer William Luce and Adelia Tedrick and husband of Elizabeth Middleton Root.
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Rev. Dr. Henry Winters Luce, a native of this city was prominent in activities of the Second Presbyterian Church. In 1897, Mrs. Luce and her husband went to China and remained there 25 years as missionaries and educators. Their mission was sponsored by the Second Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Marcy Wright (46919288)
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Under the photo you wrote the following This is the site of graves 23 and 24 as shown on the lot card map. There are no headstones for your grave 23 or grave 24. There is a headstone for them. You can see the headstone in the photo it reads Henry Winters 1868-1941 Elizabeth Root 1871-1948
Contributor: Oneida County History Center (51298618)
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Rev. Dr. Henry Winters Luce, a native of this city was prominent in activities of the Second Presbyterian Church. In 1897, Mrs. Luce and her husband went to China and remained there 25 years as missionaries and educators. Their mission was sponsored by the Second Presbyterian Church.
Contributor: Marcy Wright (46919288)
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Under the photo you wrote the following This is the site of graves 23 and 24 as shown on the lot card map. There are no headstones for your grave 23 or grave 24. There is a headstone for them. You can see the headstone in the photo it reads Henry Winters 1868-1941 Elizabeth Root 1871-1948
Contributor: Oneida County History Center (51298618)
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