OBIT: Lelie (Cole) Rose; Cuba; Allegany Co., NY (1935)

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Cuba Patriot and Free Press Issue; Jul 11, 1935
MRS. CHARLES A. ROSE
died: July 6, 1935
born: Ischua, 17 Apr 1863 the daughter of A.V. Cole and Maria Banfield
married: 19 Dec 1882 to Charles A. Rose of Cuba of the 11 children born
to them, 6 were living in 1935
Ernest A of Rochester
John V of Helix, Oregon
Mrs. Clarence J. Neil of Olean,NY
Myrtal C. of Dundee, NY
Mrs. Dewitt G. Dewey of Brooklin, NY
Mrs. Robert B. Kelsey of Lockport, NY
Ruth Irene Rose of Brooklin, NY
one sister; Ada M. Hatch of Jersey Shore, Pa
and one brother: T. Delos Cole of Cuba
She was Baptist, had 19 grandchildren and was buried at
Cuba Cemetery.
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Death Roll
Mrs. Charles A. Rose
     Mrs. Lelie Cole Rose died at her home on East Main Street, Saturday
evening, July 6, after an illness of ten days.  She had been in failing health
for the past five years.
     Mrs. Rose was born April 17, 1863, in the Town of Ischua, daughter of A.
V. and Maria Banfield Cole.  On December 19, 1882, she was married to Charles
A. Rose, who survives his wife.  Of this marriage 11 children were born, seven
of who are living: Ernest A., of Rochester; John V. of Helix, Oregon; Mrs.
Clarence J. Neil of Olean; Myrtal C., of Dundee; Mrs. DeWitt G. Dewey of
Brooklyn; Mrs. Robert B. Kelsey of Lockport; Miss Ruth Irene Rose of Brooklyn. 
She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Ada M. Hatch of Jersey Shore, Pa.;
one brother, T. D. Cole of this village, and 19 grandchildren.
     Mrs. Rose had lived in this vicinity all of her life.  She was a
life-long member of the Cuba Baptist Church, having been active in Ladies Aid
and Missionary Societies. She was also a former member of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
     In 1932 Mr. and Mrs. Rose observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary,
with all their children and grandchildren present.
     The funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the family home,
conducted by Rev. Clair E. Malcomson, with burial in Cuba cemetery.
-- Unidentified newspaper clipping from the scrapbook of Viola Emma Florance
Rose