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Sunday, July 29, 2012

Delia Rightmire Wixom

Delia Rightmire
Photo Credit: Kuppa Studio Edinboro, PA

Delia Rightmire was born in Trumansburg, New York in June 1896 to Olive B. Tucker and John Rightmire.  Delia was trained as a school teacher before her marriage to Elmer B. Wixom.  


The Wixoms moved to West Lafayette, Indiana by the 1930s, and then by 1935 to Fairfield Avenue in Fort Wayne, Indiana. According to the Adeline Cleveland Hosner's journal, The Pioneer Clevelands, the Wixoms had three children, Shirley, Phyllis and Everett. 

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Wedding Wednesday

My great-grandmother Jessie Agard began her diaries in 1944. On the left hand pages she wrote about her wedding day. An interesting account written in third person.  Jessie writes:

"June 26, 1901, Arthur C. Agard and Jessie M. Tucker were married in her home in Enfield. Arthur was the son of John and Sarah Agard of Mecklenburg. Jessie was the daughter of William and Adelia Tucker of Enfield. They were married by the Methodist Minister at Enfield Center. They were married at 4:00 p.m. at her home called, “The Tichenor Place” in Enfield. The house on the main road from Mecklenburg to Ithaca just before you get to Millers Corners, one mile north of Enfield Center. Those present were: Frank and Carrie Beardsley, John and Ollie Rightmire, Addie Tucker, Belle Hubbell and Father and Mother Tucker. We were married by Methodist minister Rev. Wilcox.

After the wedding they went to Newfield to Hattie Phoenix’s wedding at the home of Jay Phoenix. The horse they drove was given to Jessie by her Uncle Martin Hausner and the buggy was owned by Arthur. Hattie Phoenix was a cousin of Arthur and she married George Gardner at 7 o’clock June 26, 1901. After the wedding, George and Hattie went with Arthur and Jessie to the Tichenor Place for the night. The next day they spent at Enfield Falls and had dinner there."