2nd of 2 children of EDSON LEROY CORY & ADAH MELISSA CHAMBERLAIN
Died: at age 7 yrs, 16 days; meningitis colitis (inflammation of the meninges of brain and spinal cord, most often caused by a bacterial or viral infection)
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Not one of the four Cory's has a headstone. Adah and Edson are buried side by side in one section, Seward is buried alone in another and Sumner is buried in a public space, nowhere near parents or brother. I found the place where Adah and Edson are and took a picture of the ground; did the same for Seward, but no chance of even finding where Sumner lies. There was just nothing to provide a clue except the section letter—the section (R-Glen) being mostly empty space with no markers.
(J. Bushnell)
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Jun 19, 1897, Union & Advertiser, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York (pg 11):
DIED.
CORY—In this city, Saturday, June 19, 1897, Sumner Allen, youngest son of Edson L. and Adah M. Cory, aged 7 years and 16 days.
—Funeral from the house 180 Bartlett street, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Died: at age 7 yrs, 16 days; meningitis colitis (inflammation of the meninges of brain and spinal cord, most often caused by a bacterial or viral infection)
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Not one of the four Cory's has a headstone. Adah and Edson are buried side by side in one section, Seward is buried alone in another and Sumner is buried in a public space, nowhere near parents or brother. I found the place where Adah and Edson are and took a picture of the ground; did the same for Seward, but no chance of even finding where Sumner lies. There was just nothing to provide a clue except the section letter—the section (R-Glen) being mostly empty space with no markers.
(J. Bushnell)
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Jun 19, 1897, Union & Advertiser, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York (pg 11):
DIED.
CORY—In this city, Saturday, June 19, 1897, Sumner Allen, youngest son of Edson L. and Adah M. Cory, aged 7 years and 16 days.
—Funeral from the house 180 Bartlett street, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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2nd of 2 children of EDSON LEROY CORY & ADAH MELISSA CHAMBERLAIN
Died: at age 7 yrs, 16 days; meningitis colitis (inflammation of the meninges of brain and spinal cord, most often caused by a bacterial or viral infection)
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Not one of the four Cory's has a headstone. Adah and Edson are buried side by side in one section, Seward is buried alone in another and Sumner is buried in a public space, nowhere near parents or brother. I found the place where Adah and Edson are and took a picture of the ground; did the same for Seward, but no chance of even finding where Sumner lies. There was just nothing to provide a clue except the section letter—the section (R-Glen) being mostly empty space with no markers.
(J. Bushnell)
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Jun 19, 1897, Union & Advertiser, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York (pg 11):
DIED.
CORY—In this city, Saturday, June 19, 1897, Sumner Allen, youngest son of Edson L. and Adah M. Cory, aged 7 years and 16 days.
—Funeral from the house 180 Bartlett street, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Died: at age 7 yrs, 16 days; meningitis colitis (inflammation of the meninges of brain and spinal cord, most often caused by a bacterial or viral infection)
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Not one of the four Cory's has a headstone. Adah and Edson are buried side by side in one section, Seward is buried alone in another and Sumner is buried in a public space, nowhere near parents or brother. I found the place where Adah and Edson are and took a picture of the ground; did the same for Seward, but no chance of even finding where Sumner lies. There was just nothing to provide a clue except the section letter—the section (R-Glen) being mostly empty space with no markers.
(J. Bushnell)
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Jun 19, 1897, Union & Advertiser, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York (pg 11):
DIED.
CORY—In this city, Saturday, June 19, 1897, Sumner Allen, youngest son of Edson L. and Adah M. Cory, aged 7 years and 16 days.
—Funeral from the house 180 Bartlett street, this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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