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Source: The Evening Leader, Corning, New York
        Monday, April 24, 1922
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                            VICINITY DEATHS
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                           Mrs. Mary Hendryx
                     COHOCTON, April 24.--The death
                   and burial the past week of Mrs.
                   Mary Hendryx removes one of the
                   oldest residents of Atlanta where 
                   her entire life of nearly 85 years
                   has been passed.  Mrs. Hendrys was
                   twice married.  Her first husband
                   having been Grattan H. Wallace,
                   and whose children survive her
                   death as follows: Mrs. William E.
                   Otto, at whose home her death 
                   occurred after a long illness,
                   Mrs. A.H. Plumb of Rochester, Mrs.
                   George Seymour and James Wallace
                   of Atlanta.  Her second husband
                   was J.D. Hendryx, whose death
                   occurred several years ago.  She
                   leaves also several grand and
                   great-grandchildren and six of 
                   the grandsons acted as bearers:
                   Harry and Austin Otto, George
                   Wallace, Bernal McKay, Wallace
                   Lent and Harold W. Plumb.  Rev.
                   Clarence E. Woodward of the Pres-
                   byterian Church officiated at the
                   funeral and burial was made in 
                   the North Cohocton Cemetery.
                  
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