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Note: 1 NAME Sarah Elizebeth /Conklin/
2 SOUR S2088
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000
2 SOUR S2088
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000
[conklin family NLIV.FTW]
Edward Conklin 1833/Sara Kane 1837 1880 Soundex Ed 47 Sara 43Censusvol 13 ed 315 s h 4 0 line 9 Margret 22 NY, Ida/jan 21 NY, Mary b14Springfield, Mass , Thomas 12 Mass, Charl e s 10 Mass, William 8Mass,Edward 6 Mass, Shara 3 Mass --- Spring field, Mass
Sara Conklin North Hampton 1876 soundex 276 1920
When I visited my Grandmother Dugan as a yougster, she would sit meonher lap and we woul d t alk for a long time about the things I did andthiswas very pleasant memory for me. I woul d s ee her almost every daybecauseat 8 yrs. old I was delivering newspapers and that was my l as tstop. Shecould charm me into a good mood when I was in a grumpy mood andwhen shemad e m e a cup of chocolate in the winter to warm me up it alsowarmed upmy feelings too. She wa s w as most pleased when I told her ofthe girls Iliked especially Eileen Phelan who she sai d a t the time couldbe aserious romance because I stopped taking about any other girl. Howco ul dshe know that when I was only 8.? Sure enough, that's who I latermarriedat age 20 . Lat e r in the 1950's it was great when my sisterEileencame bye at the same time and we sat aro u nd talking to Gram aboutourlives and the funny things that we did together when we were a l lkidsgrowing up. Gram would just love to see our yougsters and she wouldsayit reminded h e r of her childhood and the fun she enjoyed. When gramdiedin1952 it was hard on Eileen who w a s very close to her and Irealizedthen that she and Gram had shared very simular type person allities and afriendlyness that was so much of a part of their lives. Inever forgotthat mom e nt and it is heart warming to remember them boththat way. --Earl Jr.
Bridgeport PostMarch25, 1952
Mrs. George A. Dugan MILFORD, March 24 - Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Dugan, 75 of 107 Oak Av.,Widowof George A Dugan, d i ed yesterday in Milford Hospital. Serviceswilltake place Wednesday at 9:30 AM in the fu n eral home of George J.Smith& Sons 135 Broad St. and at 10 oclock in St. Gabriel Church wi t hasolemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Marys Cemetery.Bornin North Hampto n , Mass., Mrs. Dugan was a resident of Milford 37years.She is Survived by a daughter, Mrs. S a muel A. Smith, with whomshelived; eight grand children, and nine great grand children.
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