Caroline "Carrie" Johanne  BERGMANN

1870 Baptism
Bergmann, Caroline Johanne

b. 20 Apr 1870
baptised 1 July 1870
witness: frau Vogel
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1870 Birth
Name: Caroline Bergman
Gender: Female
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Birth Date: 20 Apr 1870
Birthplace: Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
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Father's Name: Augustus
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Mother's Name: Augusta Feige
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51044-9
Syst Origin: Massachusetts-ODM
Source Film Number: 234543
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Collection: Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915
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1870 Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Augustus Bergman, 31, cigar maker, b. Saxony, cannot read, cannot write, cannot vote

NOTE: In the 1870 U.S. Census, the last column (Column 20) was used to record whether a male citizen aged 21 or older had their right to vote denied or abridged on grounds other than participation in rebellion or crime. This column was designed to fulfill a requirement of the 14th Amendment.

Augusta F. Bergman, 26, keeping house, b. Prussia
Charles Bergman, 4, b. MA
Ellen Bergman, 1, b. MA
Caroline Bergman, 2/ 12, b. MA

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1880 Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts
John Timmerman, 30, works in woolen mill, b. Saxon, parents b. Saxon
Augusta, 36, wife, keeping house, b. Prussia, parents b. Prussia
Charles, 14, son, works in woolen mill, b. CT
Elen, 12, daughter, at school, b. CT
Carrie, 10, daughter, at school, b. CT
Anne, daughter, 2
Henry, 4/ 12 (b. Feb), b. CT
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1910 Franklin, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Walter Cook 40, married 15 years, b. MA
Caroline J Cook 40, b. MA
Ralph W Cook 10, b. MA
Colvin K Cook 18, b. MA
Eva M Cook 11, b. MA
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Wrentham
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook have received a letter from their son, Priv. Ralph Cook, Company L, One Hundred and First Infantry, the first one to be received since he was reported severely wounded. He say she as been ? and slightly burned while in action, in April, but has received and is in good health. The letter was written May 12.

Date: June 06, 1918
Location: Rhode Island
Paper: Pawtucket Times

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1920 Franklin, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Walter Cook 49
Caroline T Cook 49
Ralph W Cook 24
Colin K Cook 22
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1930 Franklin, Norfolk, Massachusetts
RALPH COOK 34, HEAD, AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE 25, B. MA, PARENTS B. MA
HAZEL COOK 29, WIFE, AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE 19, B. MA, FATHER B. MA, MOTHER B. SCOTLAND
RALPH COOK, JR. 9, DAUGHTER (ERROR), B. MA
RONALD COOK 7, SON, B. MA
CAROYLN COOK 5, DAUGHTER, B. MA
WALTER COOK 60, FATHER, B. MA, PARENTS B. MA
CAROLINE COOK 59, MOTHER, B. MA, PARENTS B. GERMANY
EVA BRAUN 30, SISTER, B. MA
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Obituary
Thanks to Harland:

Oct 27, 1938

Many Persons Attend Funeral of Mrs. Cook
(Special to the Woonsocket Call)

FRANKLIN, MASS., Oct 31 - Funeral services from Mrs. Walter Cook, who died Thursday morning at the Pondville Hospital were held from the Wiggin Funeral Parlors Saturday afternoon. There were many mourners present and there was a profusion of floral tributes. Rev. Charles M. Richmond of Natick and Rev. Melville A. Shafer of Wrentham conducted the services.

Burial was in the Union Street cemetery and the bearers were Colin Cook, Ralph Cook Sr., Ralph Cook Jr., and Ronald C. Cook.