File:Sybil H. Decker (1881-1946) obituary in the Middletown Times Herald of Middletown, New York on 12 August 1946.jpg

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Mrs. Daniel C. Ashworth. Westbrookville, New York; August 12, 1946. Mrs. Sybil H. Ashworth, wife of Daniel G. Ashworth, died early yesterday morning at her home in Westbrookville. Mrs. Ashworth was born October twenty-third, 1831, at Haven, a daughter of Gilbert B. Decker and Elizabeth R. Coddington. On May second, 1906, she was married to Mr. Ashworth. She was a life resident of the Westbrookville area and was a member of the Westbrookville Methodist Church and it's Ladies' Aid Society. Surviving are her husband, a daughter. Ellen Rosetta, at home; three sons, Curtis Walter, of Otisville, and Daniel Clifford and Charles Albert of Westbrookville; and three sisters. Mrs. Carrie Van Keuren and Mrs. Julia Culver of Westbrookville and Mrs. Anna Gordon of Otisville. She is also survived by six granddaughters. Funeral services will be held 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Methodist Church at Westbrookville. Interment will be in Westbrookville Cemetery. The Rev. Robert will officiate.

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• Daniel Gunnar Ashworth (1876-1949)

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