John Wade, owner of the Sherman Inn, 615 Franklin St., Ogdensburg, recently hosted Jane Fonda at his bed and breakfast. Ms. Fonda was in the city briefly to lay flowers at the grave of her mother, Frances Ford Seymour, in the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
- JASON HUNTER n JOHNSON NEWSPAPERS
Jane Fonda and John Wade are pictured at the Sherman Inn Bed and Breakfast in Ogdensburg on Dec. 6. Ms. Fonda slipped quietly into the city to visit her mother’s grave. Frances Ford Seymour is buried at the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
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Pictured are roses at the grave of Francis Ford Seymour left by Jane Fonda. Ms. Fonda was in Ogdensburg to visit her mother’s grave.
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in ogdensburg last week: Actress spends night at B&B; leaves bouquet at burial site
John Wade, owner of the Sherman Inn, 615 Franklin St., Ogdensburg, recently hosted Jane Fonda at his bed and breakfast. Ms. Fonda was in the city briefly to lay flowers at the grave of her mother, Frances Ford Seymour, in the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
- JASON HUNTER n JOHNSON NEWSPAPERS
Jane Fonda and John Wade are pictured at the Sherman Inn Bed and Breakfast in Ogdensburg on Dec. 6. Ms. Fonda slipped quietly into the city to visit her mother’s grave. Frances Ford Seymour is buried at the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
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Pictured are roses at the grave of Francis Ford Seymour left by Jane Fonda. Ms. Fonda was in Ogdensburg to visit her mother’s grave.
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OGDENSBURG — Actress Jane Fonda quietly slipped in and out of the city last week, spending the night at the Sherman Inn Bed and Breakfast on Franklin Street, before laying a bouquet of roses at her mother’s grave in the Ogdensburg Cemetery.
The remains of Frances Ford Seymour, the second wife of actor Henry Fonda and the mother of Jane and Peter Fonda, are interred in the Ogdensburg Cemetery in the Seymour family gravesite marked by a large obelisk. She died in 1950.
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