Cornelia Rose Finch was the first child born to Charles Edward Finch and housewife Rhoda Ellen Rose Ward Finch, both of whom were born and lived in Eastport at the time of her birth.
(Maine Vital Records, Record of a Birth.)
In the 1880 Census, Cornelia is five years old, living with her parents and grandmother Rhoda Boynton, a younger brother William, 3, and two older half-siblings, Addie Sabine and Joseph M. Ward.
On Feb. 12, 1891, Cornelia married Peter Hodne/Hodney. They are listed in the 1900 Census as living on Barrett Rd. in Eastport. Peter was working in the sardine factory.
By October, they had moved to Deep Cove Rd., where Cornelia died on October 5, 1900 after suffering with consumption for 6 months. Two days later, she was buried in Hillside Cemetery.
(Maine Vital Records, Record of a Birth.)
In the 1880 Census, Cornelia is five years old, living with her parents and grandmother Rhoda Boynton, a younger brother William, 3, and two older half-siblings, Addie Sabine and Joseph M. Ward.
On Feb. 12, 1891, Cornelia married Peter Hodne/Hodney. They are listed in the 1900 Census as living on Barrett Rd. in Eastport. Peter was working in the sardine factory.
By October, they had moved to Deep Cove Rd., where Cornelia died on October 5, 1900 after suffering with consumption for 6 months. Two days later, she was buried in Hillside Cemetery.
Cornelia Rose Finch was the first child born to Charles Edward Finch and housewife Rhoda Ellen Rose Ward Finch, both of whom were born and lived in Eastport at the time of her birth.
(Maine Vital Records, Record of a Birth.)
In the 1880 Census, Cornelia is five years old, living with her parents and grandmother Rhoda Boynton, a younger brother William, 3, and two older half-siblings, Addie Sabine and Joseph M. Ward.
On Feb. 12, 1891, Cornelia married Peter Hodne/Hodney. They are listed in the 1900 Census as living on Barrett Rd. in Eastport. Peter was working in the sardine factory.
By October, they had moved to Deep Cove Rd., where Cornelia died on October 5, 1900 after suffering with consumption for 6 months. Two days later, she was buried in Hillside Cemetery.
(Maine Vital Records, Record of a Birth.)
In the 1880 Census, Cornelia is five years old, living with her parents and grandmother Rhoda Boynton, a younger brother William, 3, and two older half-siblings, Addie Sabine and Joseph M. Ward.
On Feb. 12, 1891, Cornelia married Peter Hodne/Hodney. They are listed in the 1900 Census as living on Barrett Rd. in Eastport. Peter was working in the sardine factory.
By October, they had moved to Deep Cove Rd., where Cornelia died on October 5, 1900 after suffering with consumption for 6 months. Two days later, she was buried in Hillside Cemetery.
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