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Elijah H. Scidmore and Weltha M. Smith |
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1 Photo of Elijah H. Scidmore. |
2 Photo of Weltha M. Smith Scidmore. |
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The Family of Elijah H. Scidmore and Weltha M. Smith Scidmore |
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The Parents of Elijah H. Scidmore William Scidmore and Caroline Hyatt Scidmore |
The Parents of Weltha M. Smith William W. Smith and Mary A. Barber Smith |
Scidmore Family Tree |
Hyatt Family Tree |
Smith Family Tree |
Barber Family Tree |
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Marriages of Elijah H. Scidmore 1st Marriage to Weltha M. Smith in 1872 2nd Marriage to Mary Harvey in 1891 |
Marriages of Weltha M. Smith Marriage to Elijah H. Scidmore in 1872 |
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The Scidmore Family has Buggy Accident From the Livonia Gazette, 16 June 1882 Hemlock - One day last week, as Elijah Scidmore, with his wife and little babe were driving down the Jacques hill, the horse became unmanageable, kicked the dashboard of the buggy into splinters, and ran down to the foot of the hill. They were all thrown out. Mrs. Scidmore’s hip was dislocated and the baby’s face somewhat bruised. The lady is an invalid, and it was feared that the injuries and fright she received would prove very serious, though we understand she is comfortable and improving. |
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The Obituary of Elijah H. Scidmore April 1850 - 3 November 1922 No obituary found. |
The Obituary of Weltha M. Smith Scidmore 1854 - 4 January 1883 No obituary found. |
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The Burial of Elijah H. Scidmore and Weltha M. Smith Scidmore 3 Gravestone of Elijah H. Scidmore (1850 - 1922) and Weltha M. Smith Scidmore (1854 - 1883). Located in the Harder Cemetery in Hemlock NY.
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |