Ida Nell Ainsworth Cole
(1892–1932)
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| HER GRANDFATHER Luther Ainsworth Birthdate: May 13, 1831 Birthplace: Waitsfield, Washington, Vermont, United States Death: May 03, 1863 (31) VA, United States (Killed at battle at Bank's Ford, Va.) Immediate Family: Son of Luther Ainsworth and Levina Smith Husband of Betsey Philura Ainsworth Father of Everard Luther Ainsworth; Ida Betsey Rowe; Frank Silsby Ainsworth and Ina Lovina Hinckley  |
HER FATHER Frank Silsby Ainsworth Birthdate: May 20, 1856 Birthplace: Roxbury, Washington, VT, United States Death: HER MOTHER Ellen Elizabeth Ainsworth Ainsworth, Ellen Elizabeth (West) OBIT - The Burlington Free Press, Thu 13 Mar 1930 pg 20p, stage HER MOTHER'S OBIT IN 1930  Mole, Jerry, Ida A Cole Late 1920s.JPG  HERE IT IS. I OCR-ed it. Mrs. Ellen Ainsworth died last Friday after a lingering illness of several months. She was 78 years of age. Since the death of her husband, Frank Ainsworth, about five years ago, she had lived alone n a tenement In the village. She was the daughter of the late Charles West, 'who was one of the most successful farmers of the town of Royalton. She was the last of six daughters of Mr. West and had lived on the West farm I nearly ail her life. She was a lover of books and good literature and for many years was a devoted member of the Woman's Club. She was interested in all good things and was an active member of the Congregational Church. Mrs. Ainsworth is survived by two step-sons, George Ainsworth of this town, and Ray Ainsworth of Rochester, and a daughter. Mrs. Ida Cole, wile of professor Cole of Williams College. There are several grandchildren. Funeral services were I held in the Congregational Church ISaturday afternoon and burial took place in the family lot In the village cemetery. On the same afternoon another funeral service was held in the same church. Mrs, Katherine Swenson I died suddenly Tuesday. She had been a resident of this town for about 20 ',fears. She had spent most of the winter with her daughter in Albany, I days before her death which occurred 1 . N. V. She came to town only a few I suddenly as the result of a heart trouble. We. She was boarding at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stoddard at the time of her death, Mrs. $wen-1 ,Ison is survived by one sister and by a daughter, Mrs„ Ralph Bohannon, of ' 1 Albany, N. V.. and a son, Robert Swenson, of Schenectady, N. Y„ both of whom were present at the funeral I:services. She was buried in the cemetery in Royalton. Tr, and Mrs, J. B. Goodrich have gone to Charlotte. N. C., to; spend a !few weeks with their daughter, Mrs. eorge Mrs, Laura Freeman Coon of Massachusetts was in town last week to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Ainsworth, Prof, Cole of Williamstown Mass spent the week-end in town, having come to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Cole's mother, Mrs. Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Cole returned to their home Monday. THE BACK SAYS IT'S IDA ANYHOW
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I'M CONFUSED HERE.... IMMEDIATE FAMILY Son of Luther Ainsworth and Betsey Philura Ainsworth Husband of Mary Dorcas Ainsworth and Ellen Elizabeth Ainsworth Father of George West Ainsworth; Frank Raymond Ainsworth and Ida Nell Ainsworth Brother of Everard Luther Ainsworth; Ida Betsey Rowe and Ina Lovina Hinckley Ida Nell Ainsworth Birthdate: August 10, 1892 Birthplace: VT, United States Death: Immediate Family: Daughter of Frank Silsby Ainsworth and Ellen Elizabeth Ainsworth Half sister of George West Ainsworth and Frank Raymond Ainsworth  Dad Mole Torchy Black Album Dog Ida Bert CLICK ALBUM TO VIEW. |
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| Samuel Cole
8 Jul 1677 Hartford
Jan 1760 (aged 82)
Mary Kingsbury Cole
18 Aug 1679
died 1746 (aged 66–67) Hezekiah Cole 1705–1781 (aged 76) Sarah Maine 1725 1799 at age 93 Stephen Cole Stephen Cole 1780-1873 and Abigail Ames 18 Aug 1781 20 Sep 1876 (de 95 años de edad Lathrop Cole (1805 3? - 1873) 70 and "Mercy" (Mary) Pierce 1806-1870 at 64 Hollis Durkee Cole February 18, 1836 Nov 05, 1906 (70) Emma Ann Parker (George's Parents)  http://www.kingfamily1.com/
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Samuel Cole 8 Jul 1677
Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA DEATH Jan 1760
(aged 82) Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA BURIAL Sharp
Hill Cemetery Wilton, Fairfield
County, Connecticut, USA Mary Kingsbury Cole BIRTH 18 Aug 1679 Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA DEATH 1746 (aged 66–67) Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA BURIAL East Norwalk Historical Cemetery Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA The daughter of JAMES & SARAH (BUTTON) KINGSBURY, she married SAMUEL COLE on January 2, 1693 in Haverhill, Essex, Mass. according to "Our Cole Families" by Dr. Ira Cole, 1974, p. 7-8. The family removed to Norwalk where she died. The children of Samuel & Mary Cole ("Families of Early Hartford"): Jonathan Cole bpt. June 11, 1693 Jabez Cole b. Feb. 9, 1698 Nathaniel Cole b. Aug. 18, 1701 CALEB COLE (my ancestor) b. Feb. 8, 1703 Sarah Cole b. Feb. 1705, d. Sept. 1705 Abigail Cole b. Sept. 18, 1706 Ichabod Cole b. March 1712/3 Dorothy Cole b. Nov. 17, 1714 Hezekiah Cole BIRTH 27 Feb 1705Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA DEATH 15 May 1781 (aged 76) Voluntown, New London County, Connecticut, USA BURIAL Voluntown Cemetery Voluntown, New London County, Connecticut, USA MEMORIAL ID 42513479 · View Source Sarah Maine was born in Stonington, CT to Jeremiah and Ruth (Brown) Main. She married Hezekiah Cole of Plainfield, CT in 1725. They went on to have nine children. Sarah was a recipient of her fathers will in 1734 where she received a total of about 20 shillings. After her husband Hezekiah died in 1790 she moved to Plainfield, New Hampshire to live with her son Deacon Ebenezer Cole and his family who had moved to NH some years earlier and now had a farm on River Road in Plainfield. She died in 1799 at age 93 and was buried in the Cole Family Plot at River Cemetery on River Road in Plainfield, NH. The gravestone is in remarkably good condition for its age. Abigail "Nabby" Ames was born in Natick, MA. Her parents are unknown. Apparently her family moved to Concord, VT because at age 15 (1794) she first met Stephen Cole at a "pleasure party" there. They married at the residence of her father in 1800 in Concord. After 10 years of farming in the Concord area, Abigail, Stephen and their first four children (all boys) moved to Navy (now West Charleston), Vermont and began a new life there, living in a log hut. Her husband Daniel built the first grist mill in 1810 and the first frame house in the area in 1811. The couple went on to have nine children, most who worked at the family farm while young. A diamond anniversary party was given for Abigail and Stephen in 1870 when they were both 89 years old. All their children had moved away or died so only two grandchildren (plus their many local friends) attended the party in West Charleston. The couple lived alone now and widow Abigail (Ames) Cole died about three years after her husband in 1876. She was buried in West Charleston Rural Cemetery next to Stephen. They share a common gravestone with their daughter Mary Ames Cole, who died in 1817 as a newborn.  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__64.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__59.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__60.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__61.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__62.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__63.jpeg Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__64.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__65.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__66.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__67.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__78.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 2023__79.jpeg  Wendy's Archives Ida Ainsworth and More June 202380.jpeg |
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JOURNAL ABOUT ARIZONA ABOUT 1930
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