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George Armstrong Custer
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RFLA.SWAN.DOC.2026.00513
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George Armstrong Custer
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{"page_1": " RUTLAND DAILY HERALD,\nFRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1980\nDr. Lucia E. Edson\nLucia E. Edson, 92, of Glen morning at her home.\nShe was born in Rutland on May 19, 1887, daughter of\ngraduated\nfrom Rutland High School, from Mt. Holyoke College,\nWashington\nSeattle and a Ph.D.\nColumbia University.\nShe taught for years at\nColumbia College in Colum-bia, S.C.,and Wilson College in Pennsylvania.\nIn her last 30 years of\nProfessor\nChemistry at Hunter College in New York City.\nShe was a member of the\nCastleton Woman's\nCastleton\nRetired Teachers\nAssociation,\nSociety),\nAmerican\nChemical\nChapter of DAR of Vermont Colonial Dames, Daughters of Colonial Wars, American Colonists and\n1812,\nFounders\nPatriots;\nmember\nalso,\nof New\nEngland\nWomen, Dames of Court of Honor,\nVermont Huguenot\nSociety, Mayflower Society and Magna Charta.\nDr.\nEdson is survived by two daughters by adoption, Mrs.\nJune\nAustin\nCastleton\nand\nUnderwood\nMrs.\nof\nN.Y.;\nsix of\nSally Peekskill, grandchildren,\neight great-grandchildren;\na cousin and a nephew.\nFuneral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.\nSaturday\nin the Castleton Federated\nChurch\nwith the\nRev.\nDonald L. Snyder, pastor, assisted by the Rev. Olof C.\nJohnson, former pastor.\nBurial will be in Laurel\nGlen\nCemetery in\nCut-\ntingsville.\nFriends may call at the Tossing Funeral Home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.\nMemorial\ncontributions\nmay be made to the Open Door\nMission,\nStreet,\nPine\nRutland, or to the\nFair Haven\nRescue Squad\nthrough the funeral home in\nDr. Edson's memory.\n'RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1981\nMemorial\ncontributions\nmay be made to the Ver-\nCharles R. Parker of Col-\nmont Lung Association in\nMrS.\ncare of the funeral home.\nMadeline Cunning\nWalter F. Willis\nof Baltimore, Md., Willis of Scotia, N.Y.\nWillis of Albany, N.Y., and\nAve., died Monday evening at Rutland Hospital after a\nwas born in North\nBennington,\ndaughter of Floyd and May (Percy) Willis.\nRutland in 1932 to enter the Rutland Hospital School of Nursing, where she receiv-registered nurse's\nFuneral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Clifford Funeral Home.\nOfficiating will be the Rev.\nParker in 1942 in Rutland.\nShe was a member of the of the\nBurial will be in\nEvergreen Cemetery.\nAssociation and the\nFriends may call at the .\nDaughters of the American\nTuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to\nRevolution.\n9 p.m.\nTHURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1981\n( MORNING, APRIL 9, 1981\nObituari\nMrs. Parker Rites\nFuneral services for Jennie (Jean) Parker, 69, of 15\nKendall Ave., wife of Ralph\nM. Parker, who died Monday\nevening at\nRutland\nHospital after Iness,\na short il-were held Wednes-\nday at 2 p.m. in the Clifford Funeral Home. Officiating\nwan\nthe\nRev.\nWilliam\npastor of the\nUnited Methodist chuthe\nUnited Burial\nwas in\nEvergreen\nCemetery\nwith the\nRev.\nBarney reading the prayers of committal.\nBearers\nwere Thomas\nRoss of\nSwanzey,\nN.H.,\nWilliam S. Hubbard, John\nM. Bourne and Richard W.\nLloyd, all of Rutland. "}
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2026-07-15 20:50:14
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General History: Prominent Citizens
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