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Nathan B. Short and Speedie Hoppough |
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1 Photo of Nathan B. Short. |
2 Photo of Speedie Hoppough Short. |
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The Family of Nathan B. Short and Speedie Hoppough Short |
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The Parents of Nathan B. Short Philip Short IV and Almira Cargill Short
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The Parents of Speedie Hoppough David Hoppough and Hannah Pursell Hoppough
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Cargill Family Tree
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Speedie’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Nathan B. Short Marriage to Speedie Hoppough in 1880
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Marriages of Speedie Hoppough Marriage to Nathan B. Short in 1880
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The Obituary Nathan B. Short 18 November 1832 - 27 October 1892 No obituary found.
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The Obituary of Speedie Hoppough Short 1840 - 7 December 1930 From the Livonia Gazette, 12 December 1930 Hemlock - Mrs. Speedie Short, 90, died last Sunday night, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Westbrook, after a long illness, the last six months of which she was practically helpless. Mrs. Short was born in the town of Canadice but had lived in Hemlock all of her married life, a period of nearly seventy years. Mrs. Short leaves only the one daughter, Mrs. Westbrook. Her son, Frank Short, died in Hemlock about two years ago. Three grandsons, Nathan Short and Otto and Glen Westbrook are the only other near relatives of Mrs. Short besides three great granddaughters. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, the Rev. G. H. Nelson, officiating, assisted by the Rev. C. E. Frost. Burial took place in Union Cemetery, Livonia.
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The Burial of Nathan B. Short Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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The Burial of Speedie Hoppough Short Union Cemetery in Livonia NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |