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Fairport
Monroe County, New York
ZipCodes
14450
Page Contents for Fairport, New York
Organizations, Churches, and Sports.
Statistics & Facts
The New York state capital is Albany.
The population of Fairport is approximately 5,943 (1990), 5353 (2010).
The approximate number of families is 2,367 (1990), 2369 (2010).
The amount of land area in Fairport is 4.079 sq. kilometers.
The amount of surface water is 0.126 sq kilometers.
The distance from Fairport to Washington DC is 290 miles.
The distance to the New York state capital is 195 miles. (as the crow flies)
Fairport is positioned 43.10 degrees north of the equator and 77.44 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Location
northwestern New York in the general Rochester area.Return to Index
Attractions
Fairport Canal Days
1999 was the 22nd Annual Event
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Fairport Historical Events
2002, July 1100th Birthday
July 1, 1902 - July 1, 2002 Pearl I. Hofer (Hoffer)-SUTFIN
Pearl, presently at this writing, January 18, 2002, has two great lights at the end of the tunnel. One, to have the President of the USA recognize her 100th birthday. Second, to have Scott Willard, Weatherman, show her picture and announce her birthday, on Television.
Mrs. SUTFIN, worked thru two World Wars, lived thru a depression, witnessed a span of years from: horses to automobiles; balloons to airplanes, rockets, missiles & outer space flight; communications fetes to stagger the mind.
Living independently (alone and self-sufficient) she plays bingo, each and every Wednesday Evening at the Perinton VFW Post 8495, outside Fairport, NY 14450. She still maintains her Monroe County/State of New York drivers license, limiting her driving to daytime emergency necessity trips.
Her husband, Harold John SUTFIN, passed away in April 1967. A son, Delos Harold SUTFIN and daughter, Loowenna (Lou) Beverly Sutfin-SNOOK, pre-deceased Pearl.
One son, Gerald (JERRY) L. SUTFIN and his wife, Beatrice (Elaine) Guilzon-SUTFIN, survive (at present). He, at 70 and she at 67 years of age. Ten Grandchildren, several great-grandchildren, a few cousins, nieces and nephews survive.
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