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William A. Day and Amelia “Millie” Short |
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1 Photo of William A. Day. |
2 Photo of Amelia “Millie” Short Day circa 1900. Courtesy of Livingston County Historian, Amie Alden. |
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The Family of William A. Day and Amelia “Millie” Short Day |
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The Parents of William A. Day Mother and Father Day
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The Parents of Amelia Short Josiah Short II and Esther Weller Short
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Day Family Tree
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William’s Maternal Family Tree
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Weller Family Tree
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Marriages of William A. Day Marriage to Amelia Short in 1910
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Marriages of Amelia Short Marriage to William A. Day in 1910
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The Obituary of William A. Day 1857 - 1923 No obituary found.
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The Obituary of Amelia Short Day 4 May 1853 - 30 June 1944 From the Livonia Gazette, 6 July 1944 Mrs. Millie Day died at her home on Washington Street, Livonia, Friday night, June 30, after an illness of nineteen days. She was born in Hemlock, May 4, 1853, daughter of Josiah and Esther Weller Short and moved to Livonia about thirty five years ago. In 1910 she was married to William Day, whose death occurred in 1923. Mrs. Day was a great lover of flowers and spent many hours working in her garden. She celebrated her 91st birthday on May 4, among her plants and flowers, getting the gardens ready for the summer. She was a member of the Presbyterian church of Livonia Center, also of the King’s Daughters. Surviving are three nieces. Mrs. Herbert Breece of Michigan, Mrs. C. A. Dowell of New York, Mrs. William Strenge of Utica; three nephews, Dr. A. A. Sullivan of Rochester, Charles and Gilbert Sullivan of Albany; also three stepdaughters, Mrs. Cora Dawson and Mrs. Ruth Lane of Tennessee and Mrs. Myrtle Webster of Wisconsin. Funeral services were held at the residence on Washington Street, Monday afternoon at 1:30 p.m., Rev, F. F. Piper of Prattsburg, former pastor of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in Union Cemetery.
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The Burial of William A. Day Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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The Burial of Amelia Short Day Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |