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William A. Wemett and Huldah M. Goodwin

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Photo of William A. Wemett.

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Photo of Huldah M. Goodwin Wemett.

The Family of William A. Wemett and Huldah M. Goodwin Wemett

 

 

 

birth place

death place

William A. Wemett

husband

1828 - 1899

Unknown place

Livonia NY

Huldah M. Goodwin Wemett

wife

1840 - 1930

Unknown place

Livonia NY

 

marriage

Unknown date

 

 

Emma U. Wemett

daughter

1 August 1851 - 5 January 1939

Livonia NY

Livonia NY

 

 

 

 

The Parents of William A. Wemett

Joseph Wemett and Elizabeth Welch Wemett

The Parents of Huldah M. Goodwin

Mother and Father Goodwin

Wemett Family Tree

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Welch Family Tree

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Goodwin Family Tree

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Huldah’s Maternal Family Tree

Marriages of William A. Wemett

Marriage to Huldah M. Goodwin

Marriages of Huldah M. Goodwin

Marriage to William A. Wemett

Happy Birthday to Mrs. Huldah Wemett

From the Livonia Gazette, 22 February 1884.

Hemlock - One of those occasions which brings joy and sunshine to human hearts, amidst the dreary waste of life, occurred on Thursday afternoon of last week, when some of the neighbors and friends of Mrs. Huldah Wemett surprised her with a “call” on the occasion of her birthday.

On the date above mentioned a number of the lady friends of Mrs. Wemett, wishing to manifest their appreciation of as well as their esteem for her, gathered en masse at her residence (in all about seventeen or thereabouts), which so astonished that lady that she was completely bewildered.

The time was passed in social converse until about 5:50 o’clock, when supper was announced. The Rev. Mr. Raymond, who happened to call in just previously, was requested to remain, and when all were seated at the table, he, on behalf of those assembled, in a few well-chosen words, presented Mrs. Wemett a beautiful silver pickle-caster as a slight token of affectionate regard. This was the coup de grace. The recipient could only murmur forth her thanks, while all present were visibly affected. It was a complete, successful surprise.After doing ample justice to the bountiful repast the company, wishing many happy returns of the day, dispersed to their respective homes.

To Mrs. Minnie Hoppough and Mrs. Frankie Wemett the thanks of all are due for their share in planning and conducting the surprise.

The Obituary of William A. Wemett

1828 - 1899

No obituary found.

The Obituary of Huldah M. Goodwin Wemett

1840 - 1930

No obituary found.

The Burial of William A. Wemett

Union Cemetery in Livonia NY

The Burial of Huldah M. Goodwin Wemett

Union Cemetery in Livonia NY

Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com

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