Daughter of Henry and Elmyra [Smith] Randolph both of N.Y.
George and Angalette had an son Charles H Colvin born October 4 1867 Madison Lenawee Michigan Died Oct. 21, 1954
Their son Charles H Colvin married Minnie Heffron April 5 1893 Madison Lenawee Michigan
George and Angalette grandchildren
Alice L
Forest H
Geraldine
Gaillard G
Robert
1880 census Charles only son listed age 12
1900 census she states she had two children but only one lived
Obituary
The death of Mrs. Angelette Colvin, widow of George Colvin, occurred Friday about 10 o'clock at the home of her sisters, the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph, of Madison Center, where she had been ill for some weeks, death resulting from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Colvin was the most estimable of women, highly regarded by all who knew her, domestic to her tastes, and devoted to her home. The home to many years was In the Hunt district Madison.
As a girl, she was Angelette Randolph, of Randolph's Corners, now Madison Center, where her father kept a tavern.
In her immediate family there is one son, Charles who lives on Mrs. Rynd's farm. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Alnora Bassett, and the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph.
Funeral Sunday from the son's, at 2 o'clock, sun time, with interment in the Hunt Cemetery Rev. Gray, of Fairfield, officiated.
The bearers were old neighbors, Dal Johnson, Luto Johnson, John Cheney, George Mann, and John W. Nash.
Among those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Baker, Mrs. Mary L. Colvin, Miss Phila Harvey, Miss Franc Harvey, Miss Clara Baker, of this city; Mrs Joseph Baker and son, Charles, of Allen; Mr. and Mrs D.J. Stranq, of Weston.
Daily Telegram (Adrian, Michigan)
Monday, December 19, 1904
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George and Angalette had an son Charles H Colvin born October 4 1867 Madison Lenawee Michigan Died Oct. 21, 1954
Their son Charles H Colvin married Minnie Heffron April 5 1893 Madison Lenawee Michigan
George and Angalette grandchildren
Alice L
Forest H
Geraldine
Gaillard G
Robert
1880 census Charles only son listed age 12
1900 census she states she had two children but only one lived
Obituary
The death of Mrs. Angelette Colvin, widow of George Colvin, occurred Friday about 10 o'clock at the home of her sisters, the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph, of Madison Center, where she had been ill for some weeks, death resulting from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Colvin was the most estimable of women, highly regarded by all who knew her, domestic to her tastes, and devoted to her home. The home to many years was In the Hunt district Madison.
As a girl, she was Angelette Randolph, of Randolph's Corners, now Madison Center, where her father kept a tavern.
In her immediate family there is one son, Charles who lives on Mrs. Rynd's farm. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Alnora Bassett, and the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph.
Funeral Sunday from the son's, at 2 o'clock, sun time, with interment in the Hunt Cemetery Rev. Gray, of Fairfield, officiated.
The bearers were old neighbors, Dal Johnson, Luto Johnson, John Cheney, George Mann, and John W. Nash.
Among those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Baker, Mrs. Mary L. Colvin, Miss Phila Harvey, Miss Franc Harvey, Miss Clara Baker, of this city; Mrs Joseph Baker and son, Charles, of Allen; Mr. and Mrs D.J. Stranq, of Weston.
Daily Telegram (Adrian, Michigan)
Monday, December 19, 1904
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Daughter of Henry and Elmyra [Smith] Randolph both of N.Y.
George and Angalette had an son Charles H Colvin born October 4 1867 Madison Lenawee Michigan Died Oct. 21, 1954
Their son Charles H Colvin married Minnie Heffron April 5 1893 Madison Lenawee Michigan
George and Angalette grandchildren
Alice L
Forest H
Geraldine
Gaillard G
Robert
1880 census Charles only son listed age 12
1900 census she states she had two children but only one lived
Obituary
The death of Mrs. Angelette Colvin, widow of George Colvin, occurred Friday about 10 o'clock at the home of her sisters, the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph, of Madison Center, where she had been ill for some weeks, death resulting from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Colvin was the most estimable of women, highly regarded by all who knew her, domestic to her tastes, and devoted to her home. The home to many years was In the Hunt district Madison.
As a girl, she was Angelette Randolph, of Randolph's Corners, now Madison Center, where her father kept a tavern.
In her immediate family there is one son, Charles who lives on Mrs. Rynd's farm. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Alnora Bassett, and the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph.
Funeral Sunday from the son's, at 2 o'clock, sun time, with interment in the Hunt Cemetery Rev. Gray, of Fairfield, officiated.
The bearers were old neighbors, Dal Johnson, Luto Johnson, John Cheney, George Mann, and John W. Nash.
Among those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Baker, Mrs. Mary L. Colvin, Miss Phila Harvey, Miss Franc Harvey, Miss Clara Baker, of this city; Mrs Joseph Baker and son, Charles, of Allen; Mr. and Mrs D.J. Stranq, of Weston.
Daily Telegram (Adrian, Michigan)
Monday, December 19, 1904
genealogybank.com
George and Angalette had an son Charles H Colvin born October 4 1867 Madison Lenawee Michigan Died Oct. 21, 1954
Their son Charles H Colvin married Minnie Heffron April 5 1893 Madison Lenawee Michigan
George and Angalette grandchildren
Alice L
Forest H
Geraldine
Gaillard G
Robert
1880 census Charles only son listed age 12
1900 census she states she had two children but only one lived
Obituary
The death of Mrs. Angelette Colvin, widow of George Colvin, occurred Friday about 10 o'clock at the home of her sisters, the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph, of Madison Center, where she had been ill for some weeks, death resulting from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Colvin was the most estimable of women, highly regarded by all who knew her, domestic to her tastes, and devoted to her home. The home to many years was In the Hunt district Madison.
As a girl, she was Angelette Randolph, of Randolph's Corners, now Madison Center, where her father kept a tavern.
In her immediate family there is one son, Charles who lives on Mrs. Rynd's farm. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Alnora Bassett, and the Misses Almira and Alvira Randolph.
Funeral Sunday from the son's, at 2 o'clock, sun time, with interment in the Hunt Cemetery Rev. Gray, of Fairfield, officiated.
The bearers were old neighbors, Dal Johnson, Luto Johnson, John Cheney, George Mann, and John W. Nash.
Among those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Baker, Mrs. Mary L. Colvin, Miss Phila Harvey, Miss Franc Harvey, Miss Clara Baker, of this city; Mrs Joseph Baker and son, Charles, of Allen; Mr. and Mrs D.J. Stranq, of Weston.
Daily Telegram (Adrian, Michigan)
Monday, December 19, 1904
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