She was a daughter of John T Armstrong and Mary Jane Williams Armstrong of Kingston. She first married Wilford Dudley in 1902. Her husband died in 1904. She 2nd married Michael F. Padden.
W-B Record Mar 11, 1905 p. 1 - Kingston - Mrs. Wilfred Dudley will start a general store in the McManus building in the Fourth ward, on Main street, about April 1.
W-B Record Sep 3, 1925 p. 15 - a birthday celebration of Bernard Padden and two others at the Myer home at Harvey's Lake included: Mrs. Bertha Padden, Leo Padden, Eugene Padden, B. Padden, Florence Padden, Henry Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Carey, as well as Bernard Padden.
Pittston Gazette Mon. Apr 28, 1930 p. 6 - Mrs. Bertha Padden, formerly of Kingston, died on Sat at her home in New York city. She was a daughter of the late John T Armstrong, a mine foreman, of Edwardsville.
W-B Record Apr 30, 1930 p 3 - Kingston, West Side Bertha Padden Buried - Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Padden was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the home of her sister, Mrs. HB Carey, 247 Rutter avenue. Rev Enoch Hughes, pastor of Edwards Memorial Church, officiated. Interment was in Forty Fort Cemetery. Pall bearers were William Jones, John Jones, John Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Benjamin Carey and William Corgan.
W-B Record Mar 11, 1905 p. 1 - Kingston - Mrs. Wilfred Dudley will start a general store in the McManus building in the Fourth ward, on Main street, about April 1.
W-B Record Sep 3, 1925 p. 15 - a birthday celebration of Bernard Padden and two others at the Myer home at Harvey's Lake included: Mrs. Bertha Padden, Leo Padden, Eugene Padden, B. Padden, Florence Padden, Henry Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Carey, as well as Bernard Padden.
Pittston Gazette Mon. Apr 28, 1930 p. 6 - Mrs. Bertha Padden, formerly of Kingston, died on Sat at her home in New York city. She was a daughter of the late John T Armstrong, a mine foreman, of Edwardsville.
W-B Record Apr 30, 1930 p 3 - Kingston, West Side Bertha Padden Buried - Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Padden was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the home of her sister, Mrs. HB Carey, 247 Rutter avenue. Rev Enoch Hughes, pastor of Edwards Memorial Church, officiated. Interment was in Forty Fort Cemetery. Pall bearers were William Jones, John Jones, John Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Benjamin Carey and William Corgan.
She was a daughter of John T Armstrong and Mary Jane Williams Armstrong of Kingston. She first married Wilford Dudley in 1902. Her husband died in 1904. She 2nd married Michael F. Padden.
W-B Record Mar 11, 1905 p. 1 - Kingston - Mrs. Wilfred Dudley will start a general store in the McManus building in the Fourth ward, on Main street, about April 1.
W-B Record Sep 3, 1925 p. 15 - a birthday celebration of Bernard Padden and two others at the Myer home at Harvey's Lake included: Mrs. Bertha Padden, Leo Padden, Eugene Padden, B. Padden, Florence Padden, Henry Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Carey, as well as Bernard Padden.
Pittston Gazette Mon. Apr 28, 1930 p. 6 - Mrs. Bertha Padden, formerly of Kingston, died on Sat at her home in New York city. She was a daughter of the late John T Armstrong, a mine foreman, of Edwardsville.
W-B Record Apr 30, 1930 p 3 - Kingston, West Side Bertha Padden Buried - Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Padden was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the home of her sister, Mrs. HB Carey, 247 Rutter avenue. Rev Enoch Hughes, pastor of Edwards Memorial Church, officiated. Interment was in Forty Fort Cemetery. Pall bearers were William Jones, John Jones, John Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Benjamin Carey and William Corgan.
W-B Record Mar 11, 1905 p. 1 - Kingston - Mrs. Wilfred Dudley will start a general store in the McManus building in the Fourth ward, on Main street, about April 1.
W-B Record Sep 3, 1925 p. 15 - a birthday celebration of Bernard Padden and two others at the Myer home at Harvey's Lake included: Mrs. Bertha Padden, Leo Padden, Eugene Padden, B. Padden, Florence Padden, Henry Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Carey, as well as Bernard Padden.
Pittston Gazette Mon. Apr 28, 1930 p. 6 - Mrs. Bertha Padden, formerly of Kingston, died on Sat at her home in New York city. She was a daughter of the late John T Armstrong, a mine foreman, of Edwardsville.
W-B Record Apr 30, 1930 p 3 - Kingston, West Side Bertha Padden Buried - Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Padden was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the home of her sister, Mrs. HB Carey, 247 Rutter avenue. Rev Enoch Hughes, pastor of Edwards Memorial Church, officiated. Interment was in Forty Fort Cemetery. Pall bearers were William Jones, John Jones, John Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Benjamin Carey and William Corgan.
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