She was the sister of Frank H. Bigley. Interred in the lot of Frank H. Bigley. Age at death 77 years. Cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage.
The 1900 US Federal Census shows Amelia living in Albany, Albany Co., New York with her husband John (b. March 1853)Also living with her was her son Harry b. Mar 1876) and Harry's wife Marion I.
According to the 1930 US Federal Census she was living in the Almshouse in Schnectady, Schnectady Co., New York.
The 1900 US Federal Census shows Amelia living in Albany, Albany Co., New York with her husband John (b. March 1853)Also living with her was her son Harry b. Mar 1876) and Harry's wife Marion I.
According to the 1930 US Federal Census she was living in the Almshouse in Schnectady, Schnectady Co., New York.
She was the sister of Frank H. Bigley. Interred in the lot of Frank H. Bigley. Age at death 77 years. Cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage.
The 1900 US Federal Census shows Amelia living in Albany, Albany Co., New York with her husband John (b. March 1853)Also living with her was her son Harry b. Mar 1876) and Harry's wife Marion I.
According to the 1930 US Federal Census she was living in the Almshouse in Schnectady, Schnectady Co., New York.
The 1900 US Federal Census shows Amelia living in Albany, Albany Co., New York with her husband John (b. March 1853)Also living with her was her son Harry b. Mar 1876) and Harry's wife Marion I.
According to the 1930 US Federal Census she was living in the Almshouse in Schnectady, Schnectady Co., New York.
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