Charles F. Wilbur, a respected farmer of the town of Pulteney, living a few miles east of this village, was found dead in bed from apoplexy, Friday morning, April 30, 1920. He leaves his wife and three daughters: Edi wife of Oliver Donaldson, of Branch port; Minnie, wife of W. H. Halstead, of Prattsburgh and Laura at home Also five grandsons, two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Geo. Coons and Thereon Wilbur, of Naples; John, of Cadott, Wis., and Mrs. Delia Roloson, of Michigan. He was the youngest of a family of twelve children, and was born in Naples, July 17, 1855. On January 6, 1881, he married Miss Margaret Chapman, of Ingleside, and for the past thirty-six years their home has been the farm where he died.
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Charles F. Wilbur, a respected farmer of the town of Pulteney, living a few miles east of this village, was found dead in bed from apoplexy, Friday morning, April 30, 1920. He leaves his wife and three daughters: Edi wife of Oliver Donaldson, of Branch port; Minnie, wife of W. H. Halstead, of Prattsburgh and Laura at home Also five grandsons, two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Geo. Coons and Thereon Wilbur, of Naples; John, of Cadott, Wis., and Mrs. Delia Roloson, of Michigan. He was the youngest of a family of twelve children, and was born in Naples, July 17, 1855. On January 6, 1881, he married Miss Margaret Chapman, of Ingleside, and for the past thirty-six years their home has been the farm where he died.
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Family Members
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Elizabeth Wilbur St. John
1829–1877
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Samuel Gritman Wilbur
1830–1920
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Erastus J Wilbur
1833–1918
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Purlee Wilbur
1834–1912
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Sarah C. Wilbur Armstrong
1837–1870
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Hiram E. Wilbur
1840–1876
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John Gritman Wilbur
1842–1923
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Theron Egbert Wilbur
1845–1929
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Egbert Wilbur
1848–1921
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Ida Ann Wilbur Coons
1852–1939
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Phoebe Adell Wilbur Ingraham Rulison
1857–1942
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