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1902 rochester democrat louise Chaddock, wife of Jefferson
Chaddock, a prominent farmer residing
one mile north of North Rose, died yesterday
morning of a stroke of apoplexy.
Mrs, Chaddock was a prominent member
of the Baptist Church at Rose. The deceased
is survived by her husband and one
adopted child, Alfred.www.fultonhistory.com
1916 clyde ny times Thomas Jefferson Chaddock died at
his home on Church St. Rose, Wednesday,
J&n. 16, aeed 72 years. He belonged
to one of the pioneer families,
having been born and lived on a farm
in South Huron until four years ago
when he sold his farm and moved to
Rose. He was the senior deacon of
the Baptist church, one of the Sunday
School teachers and had filled other
important offices. He was a veteran
of the Civil War, was a memoc of
Company C. 9th Heavy Infantry with
the rank of 2nd Lieutenant. He is
survived by his wife and an adopted
son, Alfred C. Chaddock, of Auburn.
The funeral was, held Saturday afternooo
at the bouse. The services were
conducted by the pastor of the Baptist
church Rev. A. S. Wright, assisted by
Rev, M, S. Babcock pastor of the Free
Methodist Church, and Rev. H. E.
Springer pastor of the Methodist
Church. Burial was in the family lot
in the Rose Cemetery,
sodus 1904 At the home of the bride's mother
Mrs. Hg-v^** Sherman, Sunday after
noon at one o'clock, occurred the marriage
of Miss Nina Augusta Sherman
to Alfred Chaddock, adopted son oC
Jefferson Chaddock. Rev. Charles. Ed
dy, pastor of the Rose Baptist church,
performing tfce ceremony in the pres^
ence of only the immediate relatives
The bride was attired ia a green sni
and was attended by her sister, Mia.
Elsie Sherman. Ruasell W,eeks TO
b-at man.
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