Sharon Lynn Kollet Pedigree

Sharon Lynn Kollet Born: 1944 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island Marr: 1964 (D) to Peter Allen Levett Place: Died: 2005 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island Children: Richard Charles Levett, Susan Lynn Levett, Stacey Ellen Levett	Father Gilbert Wunschel Kollet Born: 1913 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island Marr: 1936 Place: Central Falls, Rhode Island Died: 1988 Place: East Providence, Rhode Island	Grandfather William Charles Kollet Born: 1876 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island Marr: 1897 Place: Park Place Congregational Church Died: 1945 Place: Providence, Rhode Island
		Grandmother Katherine Annie Wunschel Born: 1879 Place: Germany Died: 1969 Place: Burrilville, Rhode Island
	Mother Margaret Winifred Horton Born: 1917 Place: Central Falls, Rhode Island Died: 1995 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island	Grandfather Norman Horton Born: 1888 Place: Rhode Island Marr: 1914 Place: Died: 1932 Place: Rhode Island
		Grandmother Gladys Branch Clarke Born: 1892 Place: Rhode Island Died: 1984 Place: Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Peter Allen Levett Pedigree

Peter Allen Levett Born: 1944 Place: Woonsocket, Rhode Island Marr: (D) to Sharon Lynn Kollet Place: Seekonk, Massachusetts Died:2007 Place:Aliquippa, Pennsylvania Children: Richard Charles Levett, Susan Lynn Levett, Stacey Ellen Levett	Father Charles Lawrence Levett Born: 1908 Place: Kent County, Michigan Marr: 1933 Place: Cumberland, Rhode Island Died: 1974 Place: Burrilville, Rhode Island	Grandfather Fay Alfred Levett Born: 1877 Place: Gun Plains Township, Michigan Marr: 1903 Place: Byron Township, Michigan Died: 1947 Place: Grand Rapids, Michigan
		Grandmother Ruby Addie Lilly Born: 1881 Place: Byron Township, Michigan Died: 1913 Place: Byron Township, Michigan
	Mother Olive Catherine Gately Born: 1914 Place: Cumberland, Rhode Island Died: 1987 Place: Woonsocket, Rhode Island	Grandfather Thomas Patrick Gately Born: 1878 Place: England Marr: 1901 Place: Died: 1928 Place: Cumberland, Rhode Island
		Grandmother Margaret M Conway Born: 1877 Place: Mayo, Ireland Died: 1923 Place: Cumberland, Rhode Island

Belle Chalmers Wadley - Childhood in England

(About 1893 through 1897)

There were no furnaces to keep the house warm - only fireplaces, which burned coal and were not too big or hot either. There were only fires in the dining room or drawing room; and then only when they were to be used.

The English people do not care for it to be warm, or so they say. They will have a window open, wear plenty of woolen clothes, including "longies," keep the temperature around the 60's.

Chilblains were very common and I would get them on my toes, and they aren't a bit pleasant. But this was winter when its very damp. The thermometer does not go so low, but you never seem to get dry and warm.

The lawns stay green all winter. No electricity of course, gas was used as central light, but we each took a candle up to bed. Silver candle sticks they were, and they were cleaned and polished by the servants. Silver was polished once a week.