"Martin J. Chamberlin September 8, 1822, July 24, 1896"
"Martin Chamberlin, an old time resident of Windsor, died at his home in Springfield, Mass., last Friday, in the 75th year of his age. Deceased was born in Bethel, and in early manhood came to Windsor to work in the old gun factory at the south end of the village. About thirty years ago he moved to Springfield, Mass., to enter the employ of the Smith & Wesson Co., and there remained until his death. Mr. Chamberlin was twice married, and is survived by his second wife and a daughter and two brothers, the latter residing in Bethel. His remains were
brought to Windsor, Tuesday, for interment in the Old South Cemetery."-- obituary, Vermont
Journal dated August 1, 1896
"Martin Chamberlin, an old time resident of Windsor, died at his home in Springfield, Mass., last Friday, in the 75th year of his age. Deceased was born in Bethel, and in early manhood came to Windsor to work in the old gun factory at the south end of the village. About thirty years ago he moved to Springfield, Mass., to enter the employ of the Smith & Wesson Co., and there remained until his death. Mr. Chamberlin was twice married, and is survived by his second wife and a daughter and two brothers, the latter residing in Bethel. His remains were
brought to Windsor, Tuesday, for interment in the Old South Cemetery."-- obituary, Vermont
Journal dated August 1, 1896
"Martin J. Chamberlin September 8, 1822, July 24, 1896"
"Martin Chamberlin, an old time resident of Windsor, died at his home in Springfield, Mass., last Friday, in the 75th year of his age. Deceased was born in Bethel, and in early manhood came to Windsor to work in the old gun factory at the south end of the village. About thirty years ago he moved to Springfield, Mass., to enter the employ of the Smith & Wesson Co., and there remained until his death. Mr. Chamberlin was twice married, and is survived by his second wife and a daughter and two brothers, the latter residing in Bethel. His remains were
brought to Windsor, Tuesday, for interment in the Old South Cemetery."-- obituary, Vermont
Journal dated August 1, 1896
"Martin Chamberlin, an old time resident of Windsor, died at his home in Springfield, Mass., last Friday, in the 75th year of his age. Deceased was born in Bethel, and in early manhood came to Windsor to work in the old gun factory at the south end of the village. About thirty years ago he moved to Springfield, Mass., to enter the employ of the Smith & Wesson Co., and there remained until his death. Mr. Chamberlin was twice married, and is survived by his second wife and a daughter and two brothers, the latter residing in Bethel. His remains were
brought to Windsor, Tuesday, for interment in the Old South Cemetery."-- obituary, Vermont
Journal dated August 1, 1896
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