Gertrude Kingman: Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Born:''' January 18, 1868 '''Died:''' October 21, 1960 '''Married:''' Henry Kingman '''Children:''' Leon Kingman, Charles Kingman, Mrs. Bertha Wonacot '''Gertrude Surprise Kingman''' was a girl scout leader. She married guide and caretaker Henry Kingman, who died in 1937. While his obituary says that they were divorced, her obituary suggests that they were still married when he died. ----''Adirondack Daily Enterprise,'' October 21, 1960 '''MRS. KINGMAN,..." |
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'''Married:''' [[Henry Kingman]] | '''Married:''' [[Henry Kingman]] | ||
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'''Gertrude Surprise Kingman''' was a girl scout leader. She married guide and caretaker Henry Kingman, who died in 1937. While his obituary says that they were divorced, her obituary suggests that they were still married when he died. | '''Gertrude Surprise Kingman''' was a girl scout leader. She married guide and caretaker Henry Kingman, who died in 1937. While his obituary says that they were divorced, her obituary suggests that they were still married when he died. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:09, 3 November 2026
Born: January 18, 1868
Died: October 21, 1960
Married: Henry Kingman
Children: Leon Kingman, Charles Kingman, Mrs. Bertha Wonacot
Gertrude Surprise Kingman was a girl scout leader. She married guide and caretaker Henry Kingman, who died in 1937. While his obituary says that they were divorced, her obituary suggests that they were still married when he died.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 21, 1960
MRS. KINGMAN, S.L. RESIDENT 69 YEARS, DIES
Mrs. Gertrude Kingman, widow of Henry Kingman, who died in 1937, died at noon yesterday at St. Margaret's Home where she had been a patient for two months. Mrs. Kingman was born on Jan. 18, 1868, in Lewis, the daughter of Benjamin and Julia Emmot Surprise. After their marriage in Lewis on April 15, 1891 Mr. and Mrs. Kingman moved immediately to Saranac Lake where they lived until now. Of late years she made her home with her son, Charles, at 85 Lake Street.
She is also survived by a son, Leon, of Saranac Lake and a Daughter, Mrs. Bertha Wonacot of Kenmore, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A brother, Edward of Vergennes, Vt., also survives