Grace Louise Augusta Shorey (22 May 1874 - 14 Aug 1897) - Family History

Grace Louise Augusta Shorey

  (22 May 1874,  Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA  - 14 Aug 1897,  Auburn, Cayuga, New York, USA )   -- Age: 23
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Ancestry  Pedigree Chart for Grace Louise Augusta Shorey

Grace Louise Augusta Shorey  was the child of Frank P Shorey and Alwine "Ellen" L Feige

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Grace Louise Augusta Shorey - Life Events

1874 Baptism ZION'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS - BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS, 1860-1923  Grace Auguste Shorey, 22 May 1874, parents: Frank Shorey of Hartford, CT and Ellen Feige of Marklissa. Witness: Charles Feige

1876 - Invention - The wired telephone (Alexander Graham Bell, Scotland/United States)

1877 - Invention - The phonograph (Thomas Alva Edison, United States)

1877 - U.S. History - Rutherford B. Hayes becomes President of the United States - 'Hayes ended Reconstruction in the South. He recalled the troops and allowed the South to govern itself. Hayes' major accomplishment was his reform of the civil service.' (historycentral.com)

1879 - Invention - Incandescent light bulb (Thomas Alva Edison, United States)

Auburn, Cayuga, New York 1880 U.S. Census  Living on Lizette Street in Auburn, Cayuga, New York: Frank P. Shorey, works in machine shop, b. CT, parents b. Eastern states Nellie, wife, b. Prussia, parents b. Prussia William, age 9, son, at school, b. MA Grace, age 6, daughter, b. MA

1881 - U.S. History - James A. Garfield becomes President of the United States - 'Garfield's term as President was cut short by his assassination, committed by a rebuffed job seeker. He did not die immedietly, but lingered on, wounded, for two and a half months.' (historycentral.com)
Chester A. Arthur becomes President of the United States - 'Chester Arthur, who before his elevation to the Presidency was considered the very epitome of patronage politics, had ashis major accomplishment the reform of the civil service system.' (historycentral.com)

1884 - Inventions - Photographic film (George Eastman, United States)
The roller coaster (LeMarcus A. Thompson, United States)

1885 - U.S. History - Grover Cleveland becomes President of the United States 'Cleveland is the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms. His first term is best known for continued reform of civil service, and the passing of the Interstate Commerce Act. He lost re-election over the tariff issue.' (historycentral.com)

1888 - Invention - The portable photographic camera (George Eastman, United States)

1889 - Invention - The automobile (Gottlieb Daimler, Germany)

1889 - U.S. History - Benjamin Harrison becomes President of the United States - 'Benjamin Harrison's Administration was notable for its lack of action. Corruption ran rampant during his tenure, and the federal budget surpassed $1 billion for the first time.' (historycentral.com)

1891 - Invention - The motion picture camera (Thomas Alva Edison, William K.L. Dickson, United States)

Auburn, Ward 1, E.D. 1, Cayuga, New York 1892 New York State Census  Frank Shorey, m, 44, US Citizen, machinist Nellie Shorey, f, 43, US Citizen William Shorey, m, 22, US Citizen, machinist Grace L Shorey, f, 17, US Citizen, shoe shop

1893 - Inventions - The electric toaster (Crompton Co., UK)
The zipper (Whitcomb L. Judson, United States)

1893 - U.S. History - Grover Cleveland becomes President of the United States for a second time. (historycentral.com)

1897 Death   The Auburn Bulletin, Auburn, New York, Tuesday, August 17, 1897 The Dayton Obsequies The funeral of Grace Louise Shorey, wife of Edwin H. Dayton, was largely attended at the Second Baptist church this afternoon at 2:30. There was a profusion of beautiful floral designs. Rev. F. L. Wilkins and Rev. H. C. Moyer were the officiating clergymen. The bearers were Arthur Pierce, George Willetts, Fred Hamilton, Noyes Price and James Patrick. Interment was in Fort Hill. The Auburn Bulletin, Auburn, New York, Wednesday, August 18, 1897 Mrs. Jacob Gimlich, Mrs. David Gimlich and Henry Feige, of Pittsfield, Mass., are in Auburn called her to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edwin H. Dayton... In the funeral notice of Mrs. Edwin H. Dayton last evening the list of bearers should have been: Arthur Pierce, George Willitts, Noyes Prince, Fred Hamilton, James Patrick, George Booth... Edwin H. Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Shorey and family wish to extend their sincere thanks to all their friends who sent the beautiful bouquets and floral designs and to the neighbors and friends who assisted them in their recent bereavement.

Thursday, August 19, 1897 Auburn Weekly Bulletin, Auburn, New York  Grace Louise Shorey, wife of Edwin H. Dayton, died at the age of 23 in Auburn, NY on 14 Aug 1897 Buried in Fort Hill Cemetery

1897-98 Auburn, NY City Directory   Page 377 Shorey, Frank P, machinist, h 100 Owasco Shorey, Grace L, shoe op, bds 100 Owasco Shorey, William F, twine op, h 8 Frances

Grace Louise Augusta Shorey - Marriage(s) and Child(ren)

Grace Louise Augusta Shorey married Edwin H Dayton -- Date: 7 Aug 1895 Place:  Auburn, Cayuga, New York, USA

Ancestry  Family Group Record for Grace Louise Augusta Shorey and Edwin H Dayton

Grace Louise Augusta Shorey - Death-related Information

Buried at:

Fort Hill Cemetery


Auburn, Cayuga, New York, USA

http://www.cayuganet.org/forthill/


West Lawn B, Lot 23, Grave 3


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