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ecords of her church, entered by her pastor . The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists
her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years
as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with
patients.
Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name.[2836643.FTW]
Amelia Taylor King died "soon after the birth of a child (of inflamation in the bowels) aged 33" according to the
records of her church, entered by her pastor . The Enfield Town record of her death, submitted by a doctor, lists
her death as due to "child-bed fever." The incidence of child-bed fever dropped dramati cally in succeeding years
as medical practice required doctors and midwives to wash their hands and their instruments before dealing with
patients.
Amelia' s newborn child, a daughter, was given her mother's name.
More About AMELIA TAYLOR:
Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 4097,4098
Record Change: November 17, 2003 4099,4100
Notes for ADOLPHUS KING:
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Adolphus was a partner with his brother Albert King in the manufacturing of plo ws, a business started by his
father, Jabez King. After the death in childbirt h of his wife, Amelia, he married Lydia Field, born in Vermont,
by whom he had four more children. He died of "ulcration of intestion" at the age of 52.[2836643.FTW]
Adolphus was a partner with his brother Albert King in the manufacturing of plo ws, a business started by his
father, Jabez King. After the death in childbirt h of his wife, Amelia, he married Lydia Field, born in Vermont,
by whom he had four more children. He died of "ulcration of intestion" at the age of 52.
More About ADOLPHUS KING:
Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 4101,4102
Record Change: November 17, 2003 4103,4104
Child of AMELIA TAYLOR and ADOLPHUS KING is:
i. AMELIA TAYLOR 36 KING 4105,4106 , b. November 21, 1847, Enfield, Connecticut 4107,4108 ; d. October 08, 1936,
Springfield, Mass. 4109,4110 ; m. GEORGE LORIMER 4111,4112 , September 16, 1869, Enfield, Hartford Co.,
Conn. 4113,4114 ; b. March 20, 1847, Glasgow, Scotland 4115,4116,4117 ; d. March 15, 1883, Thompsonville (Enfield),
Connecticut 4118,4119,4120 .
Notes for AMELIA TAYLOR KING:
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Amelia's mother died five days after Amelia was born. Her father died when she was seventeen years old.
Her husband died just short of his 36th birthday, le aving her a young widow with five small children ranging
in age from two to twe lve. She lived to be 88 years old.[2836643.FTW]
Amelia's mother died five days after Amelia was born. Her father died when she was seventeen years old.
Her husband died just short of his 36th birthday, le aving her a young widow with five small children ranging
in age from two to twe lve. She lived to be 88 years old.
More About AMELIA TAYLOR KING:
Burial: Thompsonville Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 4121,4122
Record Change: September 27, 2002 4123,4124
Notes for GEORGE LORIMER:
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George and his Scottish parents and his English-born little brother, James, arr ived in Thompsonville probably
in 1856 where his father was to work as a master wool dyer for the Hartford Carpet Company. As an adult,
George himself worked for the Hartford Carpet Company as a dyer until his early death from heart dis ease.
George Lorimer became a naturalized citizen of the United States on Marc h 20, 1868.[2836643.FTW]
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