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Lucius M. Doolittle and Lucy A. Winch |
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Lucy A. Winch and Lucius M. Doolittle were married on the 5 September 1888. This photo of them was taken circa 1910. They lived in Canadice NY and had four children; three daughters, Alice, Mary and Martha and a son Amasa who died as an infant. Their daughters were given the same names as Lucy’s older sisters who all died as children. Lucius was a teacher in Canadice and was also the town clerk. Lucy was also a teacher in Canadice. Photo courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
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2 Lucy A. Winch and Lucius M. Doolittle of Canadice NY in 1889. Photo courtesy of David Pierce. |
3 Lucy A. Winch and Lucius M. Doolittle of Canadice NY circa 1892. Children are Martha, Alice and Mary. Photo courtesy of David Pierce. |
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4 Lucius M. Doolittle as a young man circa 1885. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
5 Lucy A. Winch as a young teacher circa 1885. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
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6 Lucy A. Winch as a young woman circa 1874. Photo courtesy of David Pierce. |
7 Lucy A. Winch as a young woman circa 1878. Photo courtesy of David Pierce. |
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8 Lucy A. Winch as a young teacher circa 1880. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
9 Martha, Alice and Mary Doolittle in 1908. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
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10 Certificates of Hiring for Lucius M. Doolittle. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
11 Lucy’s teaching certificates from 1875 and 1876. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
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12 Lucy’s graduation announcement from Geneseo Normal School in 1885. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott. |
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The Family of Lucius M. Doolittle and Lucy A. Winch Doolittle |
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The Parents of Lucius M. Doolittle Alvah Wilson Doolittle and Caroline Moon Thorpe Doolittle
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The Parents of Lucy A. Winch Amasa T. Winch and Elizabeth Terbush Winch
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Moon Family Tree
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Terbush Family Tree
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Marriages of Lucius M. Doolittle 1st Marriage to Carrie A. Bortle 2nd Marriage to Lucy A. Winch in 1888
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Marriages of Lucy A. Winch Marriage to Lucius M. Doolittle in 1888
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The Obituary of Lucius M. Doolittle 18 November 1856 - 22 February 1921 The Naples Record, 9 March 1921 Canadice - Lucius M. Doolittle, aged 64 years, died at his home in this place on 22 February 1921. He has been seriously ill for about three weeks, but the immediate cause of death was a shock which he had the Friday night previous. Mr. Doolittle was born in Canadice, and had lived his entire life there. He was a grandson of Thomas Doolittle, one of the pioneers of the town. In former days Mr. Doolittle held many positions of honor and trust in the church and community. He was Justice of the Peace at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy Winch Doolittle; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Kingsley, of Victor; Mrs. Mary Paine, of this place, and Mrs. Martha Speiller, of Brooklyn, and eleven grandchildren; three brothers, Elmer Doolittle, of Rochester; John Doolittle, of Ellicottville, and Thomas W. Doolittle, of Naples; four sisters, Mrs. Emily Norget, of Allens Hill; Mrs. Cleora Blake, of Naples; Mrs. Carrie West, of Lakeville, and Miss Zeruah Doolittle, of Rochester, at present in Florida. All the brothers and sisters were present at the funeral, except Miss Zeruah Doolittle. The funeral services were held from the church on Thursday, February 24, 1921, at 2 p.m., Rev. G. C. Bucher, of Spencerport, a former pastor, officiating, assisted by Rev. Guy Overshire, the present pastor. Burial was made in the family lot in Canadice cemetery. The floral pieces on the casket were many and beautiful. A kind husband and father, a good neighbor and citizen, has left us. Mr. Paine, of West Barre; Rev. E. W. Hargrave and wife of Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, of Wayland; Edwin Doolittle and wife, of Springwater; George Deal and wife, of Allens Hill; Fred Kingsley and wife and Mrs. Truman Stevens, of Richmond; John Beam and wife and Miss Ester Andrus, of Hemlock, and Dr. Leigh Norget, of Henreitta, were some of the relatives and friends who came from a distance to attend Mr. Doolittle’s funeral.
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The Obituary of Lucy A. Winch Doolittle 13 May 1858 - 12 June 1927 The Livonia Gazette, 17 June 1927 Canadice, NY - A very sudden death occurred last Sunday morning in the passing away of Mrs. Lucy Doolittle at the age of 69 years with apoplexy. In 1888 she was united in marriage to Lucius Doolittle, whose death occurred six years ago. To them four children were born. A son, who passed away in infancy, and the three daughters who survive her are Mrs. Walter Kingsley of Victor, Mrs. Martha Spiller of Flushing, L. I., and Mrs. Leslie Paine, with whom she made her home, and a number of grandchildren. Mrs. Doolittle was a woman of sterling character and a member of the Methodist church and had always resided here. She was the daughter of the late Masey T. and Elizabeth Winch. The services were held Tuesday at the church at 2 o’clock and interment was made in the family lot at Canadice. The Rev. Shergur officiated.
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The Burial of Lucius M. Doolittle
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The Burial of Lucy A. Winch Doolittle
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |