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[[File:Dorothy Slaughter with the Wooters.jpg|thumb|500px|[[Dorothy Mills Slaughter]], [[Margaret Slaughter Wooters]], [[Charles R. Wooters II]]. | [[File:Dorothy Slaughter with the Wooters.jpg|thumb|500px|[[Dorothy Mills Slaughter]], [[Margaret Slaughter Wooters]], [[Charles R. Wooters II]]. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]</em>, February 25, 2006 ]] | ||
<strong>Born:</strong> June 25, 1923 | <strong>Born:</strong> June 25, 1923 | ||
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<strong>Margaret Slaughter Wooters</strong> was the daughter of [[Laurence A.]] and [[Dorothy Mills Slaughter]]. As a child, she spent summers at the [[Saranac Inn]], owned by her grandfather, [[Harrington Mills]]. She remembers seeing [[Wikipedia:Rose_Kennedy|Rose Kennedy]], the matriarch of the Kennedy family, who spent time there over many summers, always being seated at the same table, always alone. | <strong>Margaret Slaughter Wooters</strong> was the daughter of [[Laurence A.]] and [[Dorothy Mills Slaughter]]. As a child, she spent summers at the [[Saranac Inn]], owned by her grandfather, [[Harrington Mills]]. She remembers seeing [[Wikipedia:Rose_Kennedy|Rose Kennedy]], the matriarch of the Kennedy family, who spent time there over many summers, always being seated at the same table, always alone. | ||
<strong>External link:</strong> | <strong>External link:</strong> ''[[ Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]</em>, [http://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/page/content.detail/id/529079/Margaret--Slaughter--Wooters.html February 1, 2012] | ||
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Revision as of 18:13, 18 February 2026
Born: June 25, 1923
Died: January 29, 2012
Married: Charles R. Wooters II
Children: Dorann Schneider, Pat Pedersen, Susan Campbell, Charles R. Wooters Jr., John D. Wooters III, Lawrence S. Wooters, Lucy McCarthy, William H. Wooters
Margaret Slaughter Wooters was the daughter of Laurence A. and Dorothy Mills Slaughter. As a child, she spent summers at the Saranac Inn, owned by her grandfather, Harrington Mills. She remembers seeing Rose Kennedy, the matriarch of the Kennedy family, who spent time there over many summers, always being seated at the same table, always alone.
External link: Adirondack Daily Enterprise, February 1, 2012