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Comment by Bob Mooney-Pa on October 14, 2009 at 7:29am
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One more person. Buried in the St.Paul cemetery on the same plot as Mary Wipfler,Alois & Annie Wipfler and John Wipfler is a Hazel Hutcinson.She died as an infant. Born 1905 and died same yr.
I did find alisting for her on the Mass. archives but nothing else. She may have been the daughter of Catherine/Catharine Wipfler Hutchinson? No idea if Catherine married a Hutchinson. Any ideas?
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Since I got so much help here I figured I'd try again..lol.
Mary WIpfler dob March 1884. Somerville,Mass.
I have just about everything on her including the 1930 census where she is in the Rutland Sanitorium for TB. The cemetery she is buried in has her date of death as Feb 21st,1931.
I would like anyother info on her death. Death cert etc.
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Comment by Annelie Jonsson on September 30, 2009 at 1:49pm
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Comment by Catherine Vautour on September 25, 2009 at 6:21pm
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Oh Thank you very much I will try that
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Comment by September McCarthy on September 25, 2009 at 3:07pm
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There's also a group called The Association of Graveyard Rabbits and for a great site of online resources about cemeteries, go to Midge Frazel's site . . . http://midgefrazel.net/cemetery.html. It's possible that there are already some photos of this cemetery.
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Comment by maggie on September 25, 2009 at 2:49pm
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yes there are people who do that i have
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you really mean that someone would go there and take pictures for me--- I wonder if that is possible???? Maybe someone might live close by the cemetery.--- You never know ( I would do I for them if I could )
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there random act of kindness site maybe some one in the county and sate can help you
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WOW--You are amazing thank you for all your help--I wish I could get to the cemetery some day and get so pictures-- that would be so great--I can't believe you have so much imformation to help me ---you are a Angel
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Catherine - You can find St Joseph's Cemetery in Fitchburg, MA at 486 Clarendon St. on Mapquest. The Mass. Vital Records available online only go through 1910, with some towns extended through 1915. Joseph and Catherine died after that so you will need to get those records through the Fitchburg Town Clerk. If you don't have their death dates, then it is possible you may locate them in the SSDI (Social Security Death Index - if Joseph lived and worked past 1940, which is entirely possible, then it is likely he had to get an SSN - if you check the 1920 and 1930 census records you might find out if he eventually became a US citizen, i.e. naturalized) which is accessible for free through many of the data providers including Ancestry.com.
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