Alice AIken was born in 1861, the first daughter and third child of Leander Aiken and Mary Barnett. Her death certificate cited below provides her parentage and vital dates.
In her youth, Alice lived with her parents and siblings in Glen Sutton, Sutton Township, Canada East, where she is found initially on the 1871 census.[1] When her parents moved south of the border in about 1877, Alice joined her parents, though on the 1880 census she lived next door to them, working as a "servant".[2]
In 1881, Alice married Francis (Frank) Sumner Rogers. Alice and Frank had the following three children, all born in Troy, Vermont:
In both 1900[4] and 1910[5], Alice and Frank were living in Troy, Vermont, with her mother and her children (all three in 1900, and only Alice in 1910, since Eddy had died and Helen had married).
In their final years together, Alice and Frank lived in Burlington, Vermont.[6] Both daughters were living with them in 1930, Helen Drew having been widowed, and Lydia Alice still single. Alice had been living (without Frank) with her daughter in 1920, also in Burlington.[7]
Alice lost her husband on 6 April 1930, then passed away herself of bronco pneumonia almost exactly four years later (1934) in Burlington, Vermont, where she was by then living.[8] She was interred in North Troy.[9]
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