William Clark & Mary C. Brown Winter Family

William Clark Winter (1838-1920)–Mary C. Brown (1851-1926)

 

 

 

William Clark & Mary C. Brown Winter Gallery
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William Clark Winter(1838-1920), b. Coupar, Angus, Scotland. Came to U. S. about 1867.
(Picture, c. 1915, Courtesy Winifred Hebb)
Mary C. Brown Winter(1851-1926), wife of William Clark Winter. Her mother was Harriet A. Brown
Charles Winter(1836-1903). c. 1875. Brother of William Clark Winter. Came from Scotland in 1857 to Mansfield, MA. Later joined by brothers William & Patrick Murray.

Isabella Smith Winter (b. 1840-1904) ca.1903, Wife of Charles Winter, m. 1869. She was from Edinburgh, Scotland. They lived in Mansfield, MA

James Scott Winter 1797-1871, Father of John Bishop Winter
James Scott Winter Stone erected by his sons. In Wellshill Cemetery, Perth, Scotland
Believed to be John Bishop and Christina Darling Winter, c. 1865, year of their marriage. They lived only a short walk from the photographer, H. Thomson, Perth, 30th George St. (operated between 1860-65, information courtesy of Sara Kelly, Librarian, Perth). John is a brother of William Clark Winter.
Photo by George F. Roger, Artist, 57 & 59 Nethergate, Dundee, and Cottage Place, Broughty Ferry. Likely John Bishop Winter (1834-1905) and a daughter. Roger a photographer in 1871, 81 Censuses. In 1861 is photographer artist, Hawkhill, Dundee
Patrick Murray Winter 1840-1901
Brother of William Clark Winter
Hattie Bruce, William Lewis and Alfred R. Winter, children of William Clark Winter, Mansfield, MA, c. 1887 (Picture was in Mardie Winter’s photos in Perth, Scotland, found by David Murie)
William Lewis Winter(1874-1928), Son of William Clark Winter, c. 1928
Hattie Bruce Winter
Hattie Bruce Winter, Daughter of William Clark Winter, (1879-1952)
Doris Parker Winter(1900-58), 1901

Susan Grace Parker Winter(1874-1950) & Daughters Doris and Martha.

Martha Bruce Winter Tibbets(1901-?),c. 1917
Daughter of William Lewis & Susan Parker Winter
Doris Parker Winter, (1900-58)c. 1917
Priscilla and Bill Elliot--1928
Great-grandchildren of William Clark Winter and his wife Mary C. Brown.
Priscilla Elliot, Doris Parker (Winter) Elliot, William Winter Elliot--1930
Daughter and grandchildren of William Lewis Winter--granddaughter and great-grandchildren of William Clark Winter
Doris Parker Winter (1900-58),c 1921,
wife of Ralph Elliot (1896--1986)
Doris Parker Winter--about 1923-24
Doris was the daughter of William Lewis Winter and his wife Susan Parker.
Doris Winter Elliot, 1901-1958, 2nd daughter of William Lewis Winter (1874-1928), and g-daughter of William Clark Winter (1838-1920) who came to Boston from Scotland in 1861, then on to Mansfield in 1863. He was the second of the three brothers to come across. Winnifred Elliot Hebb, her daughter, sent this picture.

Ralph William Elliot, Graduation picture from Massachusetts Agricultural College (now University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He was husband of Doris Parker Winter. They were married in 1923

Mansfield, July 12—Miss Doris Parker Winter, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William L. Winter, was united in marriage to Ralph William Elliot son, of Mr. and Mrs Edmund H. Elliot, of Chartley, yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock, at the home of the bride's parents, 135 Chureh St. The double ring service was used, the ceremony being performed by the Rev Ralph F. Palmer. of the Gordon Colege of Theology and Missions of Boston, and a former pastor of the First Baptist church. The ceremony was witnessed by a large number of relatives and a few intimate friends of the families. It was a pretty home wedding and the home was beautifully decorated for the occasion, by the bride’s aunt, Miss Hattie Winter. Thé couple was married beneath an arch made of Dorothy Perkins’ roses and hydrangea. Ferns and palms were also used in the: decorations. Mrs. Webster D. Tibbetts, of Brockton, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, Miss Alice M. Elliot, sister of the bridegroom of Chartley and Miss Anne B. Winter, cousin of the bride, of Mansfield, were the bridesmaids. Little Betty Patten, niece of the bridegroom, of Sterling, was the flower girl. John P. Elliot of Chartey, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man. The ushers were: Arthur T. Sturdy, Harry P. Sturdy and Louis A. Sturdy all of Chartley, and uncles of the bridegroom, and Charles W. Patten, brother-in-law of the bridegroom of Sterling. The bride was, given in marriage by her father, and the wedding march from “Lohengrin” was played by Mrs. Charles Patten of Sterling sister of the bridegroom. The bride was gowned in white canton crepe with crystal beads and embroidery, and wore a tulle veil, caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor wore green organdie and carried pink carnations, and the bridesmaids wore pink organdie and carried pink sweet peas. Following the ceremony a reception was held, guests being present from New York City, Providence, Attleboro, Taunton, Brookline, Marshfield, North Attleboro, Winthrop, Plymouth, Chartley, Sterling and} Mansfield. Those who assisted in serving were: Mrs. Arthur C. Morey of Brookline, Miss. Hattie Winter of this town, aunts of the bride, Mrs. James S. Winter of Mansfield, and the Misses Elizabeth and Edith Winter of New York city, cousins of the bride, Miss Elizabeth Corr of East Greenwich, R. I., Miss Marion Barber and Miss Ruth Smith of Providence, the latter three being members of the bride’s fraternity at the Rhode Island State college. :

The bride is a graduate of the Mansfield high school, class of 1918, and attended the Rhode Island State college for two years. She also took: a musical course at Boston university for one year. During the past two years, she has been a teacher in the Barrowsville public schools. She is a member of the First Baptist church of this town and has also been active in the church work, being a member of the choir and has been soloist many times. She is also a member of the Omicron Alpha Alpha fraternity of Rhode Island State college. The bridegroom is well-known in this town, being associated with the bride’s father, in business. He is a graduate of the Norton high school, class of 1913, and.of the Massachusetts Agricultural college, 1917. He is a memebr of the Kappa Epsilon fraternity of the college. He is also a member of the Ezekiel Bates lodge A. F. and A. M. of Attleboro. During the world war, he was drafted from college and sent to Camp Devens, for a year. He was attached to Headquarters company of the 302 regiment. His company was in France over a year. Mr. and Mrs Elliot, left following the reception, on an extended camping automobile trip to Niagara Falls, N. Y. Upon their return they will reside with the bride’s parents on Church St. until their new home off North Main St is completed. The couple received many beautiful and useful gifts.

Note. W. C. and W. L. Winter were in the coal and ice business in Mansfield.

Rhode Island State College. 1920 yearbook. Doris Parker Winter should be in this class. Candidates might be 4th from left front row or 4th from right front row.

 
Martha A. Parker Morey, (1878-?), wife of Arthur C. Morey (1873-?). Sister of Susan Parker Winter
Emily C. Parker (Wife of William K. Parker) (1845-?) Picture 1940, Her 95 birthday celebration. Brookline, MA, Mother of Martha & Susan Parker
Infant Winnifred Parker with admiring family--1940
Susan Parker Winter, William Winter Elliot, G-grandmother Parker, Martha (Mattie) Bruce Winter Tibbetts, & her sister Doris Parker Winter Elliot w/ infant Winnifred Elliot. Winnifred & William are the g-grandchildren of William Clark Winter, one of the three Winter brothers from Scotland.
Winnifred Elliot with her big sister Priscilla--1942
They are the great=granddaughters of William Clark Winter and his wife Susan Parker. William was one of the three Winter brothers who emigrated from Scotland.
William Winter Elliot (Bill)--WWII--about 1945
William is the grandson of William Lewis Winter and his wife Susan Parker. William was the son of one of the three Winter brothers who emigrated from Scotland, William Clark Winter.
Winnifred Parker Elliot--1946--first grade
Winnifred is the granddaughter of William Lewis Winter and his wife Susan Parker. William was the son of one of the three Winter brothers who emigrated from Scotland.
2010 gathering of Winter cousins. Back-l-r John Farquharson, Pat Winter Oakes, Nancy Winter Hatch, Bill Farquharson (son of John and Priscilla), frt--Betty Elliot, Priscilla Elliot Farquharson, & Bill (William Winter) Elliot--taken at Bertucci's in the Derby St. Shoppes in Hingham, MA. Priscilla & William Winter Elliot are the great-grandchildren of William Clark Winter.
Newspaper article on Doris Parker Winter Elliot. she is the granddaughter of William Clark and Mary Brown Winter. Her parents were William Lewis and Sarah Parker Winter. She married Ralph William Elliot.