Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, formerly of Bullville, died Jan. 6 at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills, 438 First street, Brooklyn, aged ninety-two years and twenty-seven days.
She will be buried at Bloomingburg, Sullivan county, Saturday, Jan. 9 on the arrival of the noon train.
She was a daughter of Thomas Bull and Sarah Mills and was one of a family of sixteen children.
--Middletown (NY) Daily Times, Friday, January 8, 1892, page 2∼"CORNELIA JORDAN 12 JAN 1892
Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, who for very many years resided near Bullville and afterwards removed to Bloomingburgh, in which village she and her husband made their home until the death of the latter several years ago, died Wednesday, Jan. 6th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills; 439 First Street, Brooklyn. She was ninety-two years and twenty-seven days old and is survived by three sons."
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Orange County Genealogical Society. Wallkill:
Orange County,
New York.
2000. New York:
Orange County
Genealogical Society.
Volume 1. Page 205.
Obituaries from various local newspapers.
She will be buried at Bloomingburg, Sullivan county, Saturday, Jan. 9 on the arrival of the noon train.
She was a daughter of Thomas Bull and Sarah Mills and was one of a family of sixteen children.
--Middletown (NY) Daily Times, Friday, January 8, 1892, page 2∼"CORNELIA JORDAN 12 JAN 1892
Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, who for very many years resided near Bullville and afterwards removed to Bloomingburgh, in which village she and her husband made their home until the death of the latter several years ago, died Wednesday, Jan. 6th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills; 439 First Street, Brooklyn. She was ninety-two years and twenty-seven days old and is survived by three sons."
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Orange County Genealogical Society. Wallkill:
Orange County,
New York.
2000. New York:
Orange County
Genealogical Society.
Volume 1. Page 205.
Obituaries from various local newspapers.
Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, formerly of Bullville, died Jan. 6 at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills, 438 First street, Brooklyn, aged ninety-two years and twenty-seven days.
She will be buried at Bloomingburg, Sullivan county, Saturday, Jan. 9 on the arrival of the noon train.
She was a daughter of Thomas Bull and Sarah Mills and was one of a family of sixteen children.
--Middletown (NY) Daily Times, Friday, January 8, 1892, page 2∼"CORNELIA JORDAN 12 JAN 1892
Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, who for very many years resided near Bullville and afterwards removed to Bloomingburgh, in which village she and her husband made their home until the death of the latter several years ago, died Wednesday, Jan. 6th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills; 439 First Street, Brooklyn. She was ninety-two years and twenty-seven days old and is survived by three sons."
-------------------------
Orange County Genealogical Society. Wallkill:
Orange County,
New York.
2000. New York:
Orange County
Genealogical Society.
Volume 1. Page 205.
Obituaries from various local newspapers.
She will be buried at Bloomingburg, Sullivan county, Saturday, Jan. 9 on the arrival of the noon train.
She was a daughter of Thomas Bull and Sarah Mills and was one of a family of sixteen children.
--Middletown (NY) Daily Times, Friday, January 8, 1892, page 2∼"CORNELIA JORDAN 12 JAN 1892
Mrs. Cornelia Jordan, widow of the late William Jordan, who for very many years resided near Bullville and afterwards removed to Bloomingburgh, in which village she and her husband made their home until the death of the latter several years ago, died Wednesday, Jan. 6th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James M. Mills; 439 First Street, Brooklyn. She was ninety-two years and twenty-seven days old and is survived by three sons."
-------------------------
Orange County Genealogical Society. Wallkill:
Orange County,
New York.
2000. New York:
Orange County
Genealogical Society.
Volume 1. Page 205.
Obituaries from various local newspapers.
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