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| 9301 | Dorothy Mabel Andrews Hilton - December 4, 1919 - April 3, 2000. Daughter of Clayton D. and Helen Soper Andrews. Wife of Gareth Bennett Hilton. Newspaper Obituary - Tuesday, April 4, 2000 Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Dorothy A. Hilton, 80, of 111 LaFayette Road, Syracuse, died Monday at home. She was born in DeWitt. She graduated from Vocational High School in 1937. She retired in 1972 after 20 years as an assistant manager with Firestone Store, Pulaski. She was a member of Delaware Baptist Church. Survivors: Her husband, Gareth B.; a son, Robert A. of Syracuse. Services: Private. Burial, Orwell Cemetery, Richland. No calling hours. Welter- Price Funeral Home, Syracuse, has arrangements. | Andrews, Dorothy Mabel (I72858)
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| 9302 | Dorothy Mae Spaulsbury Schroeder - August 12, 1922 - October 20, 2006. Daughter of Arthur J. and Eva Mae Watson Spaulsbury. Wife of Garth Ivan Johnson (married December 5, 1939) & Richard J. Schroeder. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, November 1, 2006 The Post-Standard - Syracuse, New York - Dorothy M. Schroeder October 30, 2006 - Dorothy M. Schroeder, 84, of Mexico, died peacefully Monday at her home with her daughters, Beverly and Mona, and friend, Debbie, at her side. She is predeceased by her husband, Richard. Surviving: two daughters, Beverly Schroeder of Mexico and Mona Norris of Hastings; one brother, Arthur Spaulsbury of Mexico; 16 grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday from the Harter Funeral Home, 9 Washington Avenue, Mexico, New York. Burial will be in South Richland Cemetery. Calling hours will be 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the American Alzheimer's Association or Lung Cancer Research. | Spaulsbury, Dorothy Mae (I84355)
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| 9303 | Dorothy never married. Newspaper Obituary - Monday, March 27, 1972 Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, New York - Richland Woman Dies at 47 ¬Pulaski - Miss Dorothy M. Tilkins, 47, Richland, died Sunday morning in the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, where she had been a patient two weeks. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Rev. Edwin A. Potter, pastor of Park United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be later in Richland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Surviving are her father, Lewis Tilkins, Porterville, California; four brothers, Robert J., Butler, Pennsylvania, Richard E., serving with the Navy in Middletown, Rhode Island, Ronald A., Baltimore. Maryland, John E., Richland; four sisters, Mrs. Grant (Norma) Wilson, Pulaski, Mrs. Joseph (Eileen) Skotnicki, Mrs. Walter (Bonita) Salisbury and Mrs. Edward (Mary) Bielewicz, all of Richland, and nieces and nephews. Born March 12, 1925, in the Town of Orwell, daughter of Lewis and Florence Brown Tilkins, she attended Pulaski Academy. After high school she was employed with Rome Cable Company, Rome. Later, she moved to Syracuse, where she was employed with the McMillan Book Store until two years ago, when she retired because of illness. | Tilkins, Dorothy Mae (I35616)
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| 9304 | Dorothy O. Endsley, age 85, Pulaski, NY, a former resident of Ticonderoga, NY and a current resident of Lillian departed this life on Monday, April 30, 2012 after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer’s Disease. Mrs. Endsley was an elementary school teacher for 20 years. She taught at Sandy Creek Central School in Sandy Creek, NY. She was a member of the Lillian United Methodist Church. She is preceded in death by her parents, Nettie and Dan Ostrander; husband of 58 years, Frederick Endsley; sister, Jane Barney; brothers, Kenneth and Frank Ostrander; and infant great granddaughter, Isabel Alicia Wheeler. Mrs. Endsley is survived by her sister, Ruth Welle of Houston, TX; daughter, Deborah Endsley and her husband, John Wade of Ticonderoga, NY; sons, Stephen Endsley and his wife, Denise of Hoschton, GA and Frederick Endsley of Altmar, NY; ten grandchildren, Scott and Melissa Endsley, Jeffrey Wheeler and his wife, Jamie, Christopher Wheeler and his wife, Ioana, Wendy Wheeler, Andrew, Bryan and Sarah Endsley; four great grandchildren, Edison, Elizabeth and Alicia Wheeler and Sebastian Wheeler; nieces, nephews and other relatives. A private memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements are by Mack Funeral Home & Crematory, Hwy. 59, Robertsdale, AL. | Ostrander, Dorothy Ellen (I28728)
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| 9305 | DOROTHY P. CRONK, ORWELL NATIVE, DIES AT 81 Watertown Daily Times (NY) - February 28, 1994 Dorothy P. Cronk, 81, Altmar, a native of Orwell, died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. Spring burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Altmar. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Surviving are seven sons, Warren C., Bert L. and Steven M., all of Altmar, Kenneth E., Orwell, Darwin L., Bridgeport, Terry L., Central Square, and James O., Mallory; a brother, Raymond Colvin, East Syracuse; a sister, Doris Cole, Altmar, 41 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. She was born June 21, 1912, in Orwell, a daughter of Warren and Mary Coon Colvin. She attended Orwell schools. She married Kenneth Cronk April 11, 1934. He died in 1974. Mrs. Cronk had lived in Altmar for the past 60 years. She was a member of the Altmar Riverside Methodist Church. DOROTHY P. CRONK Syracuse Herald-Journal (NY) - February 28, 1994 Dorothy P. Cronk, 81, of Route 13, died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital. She was born in Orwell and lived in Altmar for the past 60 years. She was a member of the Altmar Riverside Methodist Church. Her husband Kenneth, died in 1974. Surviving are seven sons, Warren C., Bert L. and Steve M., all of Altmar, Kenneth E. of Orwell, Darwin L. of Bridgeport, Terry L. of Central Square, and James O. of Mallory; two daughters, Mary Gaffey of Altmar, and Evelyn Hoyt of Mallory; a brother, Raymond Colvin of East Syracuse; a sister, Doris Cole of Altmar; 41 grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. Spring burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home 7385 Park St. | Colvin, Dorothy Pauline (I17713)
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| 9306 | Dorothy P. Templeton Obituary Dorothy P. Templeton, age, 91, longtime resident of Pulaski and Sandy Creek, passed away Wednesday at The Cottages in Cicero. Dorothy was born November 21, 1933, in Northfield, VT, the daughter of Edward and Frances Sayah Plunkett. Dorothy graduated from Northfield High School in 1950. On July 25, 1953, Dorothy married her husband of 42-years, Max W. Templeton, who passed away on June 15, 1995. She was employed as a counselor with Madison County and Oswego Mental Health for over 19 years and had previously been employed by Samaritan Medical Center as an ER Nurse. Dorothy was a member of Christ Our Light Parish in Pulaski and an active member of the Elms Golf Club. Dorothy was predeceased by her daughter Carol Templeton of Hoofddorp, NL in 2022. Surviving are her children, Vicki Templeton of St. Petersburg, FL, David N. Templeton of Kenosha, WI, and Judy (Gary) Templeton-Phillips of Pulaski, six grandchildren, Jeremy (Chelsea) Jones, Aubrey (Matt) Dorrett, Becky (Clay) T. Cornell, Rachel (George) T. Samaras, Neal (Jackie) Templeton, and Jenifer (Jeb) Fleming and nine great-grandchildren. A private family gathering will be held at a later date with no services at this time. Arrangements in care of Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 52 Park Street, Pulaski. | Plunkett, Dorothy Evelyn (I85979)
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| 9307 | DOROTHY R. BARBER - SCHOOL AIDE, BUS DRIVER Watertown Daily Times (NY) - August 10, 2004 Dorothy R. Barber, 74, County Route 22, died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse. Mrs. Barber was employed by Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School as a bus driver and aide for 25 years. Born June 26, 1930, in the town of Albion, daughter of Hugh and Inez Allen Trumble, she was a life resident of Altmar and attended Altmar Union School. She married Allan L. Barber on Aug. 17, 1947. He died Oct. 29, 1993. Surviving are her companion, Clifton Pratt, Cicero; three daughters, Janet Chabot, Altmar, Donna Young, Ohio, and Joann Mason, Fulton; four sons, Thomas, North Carolina, David, Altmar, Larry, Richland, and Lonnie, Pennsylvania; three brothers, Martin Trumble, Florida, Lloyd Trumble, Williamstown, and Dale Trumble, Altmar; two sisters, Ethel Ponzo, Mattydale, and Eula Mason, Fulton, 30 grandchildren and 35 great- grandchildren. A graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. | Trumble, Dorothy Roxanna (I51564)
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| 9308 | DOROTHY R. MASUICCA Syracuse Herald American (NY) - March 31, 1996Browse Issues Dorothy Rudd Masuicca, 66, died Friday in St. Luke's Nursing Home. A native of Canada, Mrs. Masuicca moved to the United States in 1948. She lived in the Pulaski and Lacona area before moving to Oswego in 1992. Her husband, Francis Masuicca, died in 1988. She was a seamstress for Learbury Clothes of Syracuse until her retirement in 1990. Surviving are two daughters, Gale Law of Oswego and Vera May Young of Rochester; a son, Raymond Rudd of Oswego; a brother, Arnold Willman of Canada; three sisters, Aletha Hinds, Audrey McFaul and Thelma McFaul, all of Canada; eight grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services are 11 a.m. Monday at Nelson Funeral Home. Spring burial is in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Dugway, N.Y. Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, 124 W. Fifth St., Oswego. Contributions may be made to Oswego County Hospice, 70 Bunner St., Oswego 13126. | Hinds, Dorothy Jane (I14670)
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| 9309 | DOROTHY T. FISHER Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - January 15, 2000Browse Issues Dorothy Tryon Fisher, 93, of Springbrook Apartments,Pulaski,died Friday at Seneca Hill Manor Nursing Home, Fulton. Born in Richland, she lived in Mattydale, Syracuse and Sandy Pond, moving to Pulaski in 1982. She worked at the Syracuse Rescue Mission, New Process Gear and Easy Washer Co. Her husband, Henry J., and two sons, John E. and Henry E., died previously. Survivors: Two daughters, Lillian E. Fowler of Lutz, Fla., and Marion Gable of Pulaski; a son, Gerald V. of Fulton; 11 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren. Services: 1 p.m. Monday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home. Burial, Woodlawn Cemetery, Sandy Creek. Calling hours, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at the funeral home, 52 Park St., Pulaski. Contributions: Northern Oswego County Ambulance, Pulaski. | Tryon, Dorthy C (I41801)
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| 9310 | Dorothy Thelma Ballou or "Sal" as she was known by all, was for many years a private midwife, bringing into the world many children--including some of her Neice and nephews. Like Aunt Nancy McCaw Callaghan and other cousins, her skill was appreciated by those whom she helped in delivery. Following their marriage at the New York State Police Station in Pulaski, Hank and Sal moved to Camden with Hank's parents on Railroad St. Hank obtained a position with Camden Wire, then later with Harden Furniture about 1928. The first 4 children were born in Camden, at the home on Railroad Street. Hank and Sal moved to McConnellsville, and later into Redfield 1st near Yvonne, then out on the Pulaski Rd. While in Redfield Hank obtained a position with Solvey Process and the family soon moved to Jack's Reef in Onondaga County. They lived there, and later in Memphis until Sal's death in 1964. Hank was with Solvey Process for 19 years. Following Sal's death Hank lived variously throughout the Syracuse area. In the early 1980s he entered James Square in Syracuse while his health declined. In the mid 80s he moved to a Nursing home in Weedsport where he was a bit happier in "the country". Daughter Doris lived near by, as did son Larry who looked after his affairs. In 1992 Hank passed away peacefully in his sleep. He is buried beside his beloved "Sal" at Warner's Cemetery in Onondaga County, NY. | Ballou, Dorothy Thelma (I18232)
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| 9311 | Dorothy V. Sperling Mowers - April 6, 1922 - September 23, 1993. Daughter of Earl and Myrtle Spencer Sperling. Wife of Carl R. Mowers. Newspaper Obituary - Friday, September 24, 1993 Watertown Daily Times - Watertown, New York - Dorothy V. Mowers, Richland Resident, Dies - Dorothy V. Mowers, 71, Richland, Route 48, died Thursday at Harr-Wood Nursing Home, Oswego. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park Street, Pulaski, with the Rev. Elizabeth Mowry officiating. Burial will be in Richland Cemetery. Calling hours will be 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Surviving are a i son, Charles R., Richland; four grandchildren; a great-grandson and a sister, Betty Mowers, Sandy Creek. Bom in Albion on April 6, 1922, a daughter of Earl and Myrtle Spencer Sperling, she was a graduate of Parish High School. She married Carl R. Mowers in August 1940. He died Octobers, 1971. Mrs. Mowers was employed with General Electric Corporation, Syracuse, for several V years and wrote the North Richland column for the Pulaski Democrat. She was a member of the Richland Volunteer Fire Department ladies Auxiliary. She had been a resident of Dugway before moving to Richland in 1946. | Muir, Dorothy Viola (I55992)
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| 9312 | DORYS "KAYE' OLLEY, NATURAL BRIDGE, DIES Newspaper January 3, 1996 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: 30 | Section: Local 320 Words | Readability: Lexile: 1070, grade level(s): 7 8 9 Read News Document Listen with webReader Dorys "Kaye" Olley, 57, of 43020 Route 3, died at 2:10 p.m. Monday at her home following a 1 1/2-year struggle with cancer. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Bossuot-Lundy Funeral Home, Carthage, with the Rev. Paul J. Rowley, pastor of Natural Bridge United Methodist Church, officiating. Spring burial will be in Sand Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, where members of the Black River Valley Old Tyme Fiddlers Association will call in a group at 7 p.m. today. Surviving are her husband, David; four sons, David C., Yigo, Guam, Dell J., Harrisville, and Duane R. and Daniel B., both of Natural Bridge; a daughter, Mrs. Glen (Donna) Decker, Gouverneur; a brother, Ward Sampson, Mannsville; three sisters, Mrs. Gerald (Evalyn) Fry, Thonotosassa, Fla., Ruby Sampson, Battle Ground, Ind., and Mrs. George (Grace) Hoffman, Chapmansboro, Tenn.; 14 grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. A daughter, Diana L., a sister, Martha, and a brother, Bernard, died before her. Born Dec. 22, 1938, in Orwell Settlement, town of Orwell, daughter of Willis and Doris Steele Sampson, she attended Sandy Creek, Mannsville-Manor and Carthage central schools and graduated from Adams Central School. She married David Olley on May 18, 1956, in Adams. Mrs. Olley was president of the Natural Bridge Fire Department Auxiliary for 14 years and a member of the Republican election board for 25 years. She was president of Sand Hill Cemetery Association and helped organize the Wilna Community Center, Natural Bridge, and the Natural Bridge Youth Group. She was a longtime member of the Black River Valley and New York State Old Tyme Fiddlers associations and was a former Sunday school teacher at Natural Bridge United Methodist Church. Mrs. Olley was a member of the Home Bureau and formerly managed Olley's General Store. At the time of her death, she was manager of the Olley Apartment Building. She was historian for the Olley and Sampson families and was an avid bingo player. | Sampson, Dorys Kaye (I76460)
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| 9313 | DOUGLAS A. DEWISPELARE - DIED AFTER ATV ACCIDENTShow Details Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - August 8, 1988Browse Issues Douglas A. Dewispelare, 28, of Route 11, Hastings, died Sunday as a result of injuries suffered in an all-terrain vehicle accident in Hastings. He was a life resident of Hastings. He was employed by the Hueber-Breuer Construction Co. of Syracuse as a laborer for the past four years. Surviving are two daughters, Danielle and Heather, both of Pennellville; his parents, Kenneth and Patricia Watson Dewispelare of Hastings; two brothers, Philip and Daniel, both of Hastings; two sisters, Carlene Burgess of Merritt Island, Fla., and Hope Dewispelare of Hastings; his paternal grandmother, Ruth Dewispelare of Mallory; his maternal grandmother, Lillian Watson of Hastings; and several aunts, uncles, nephews and cousins. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Watson Funeral Home, Central Square. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery, Mallory. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, 206 S. Main St. Contributions may be made to the United Methodist Church of Central Square. | Dewispelare, Douglas Arthur (I31234)
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| 9314 | DOUGLAS B. SHAMPINE, CARTHAGE, DIES AT 76 Watertown Daily Times (NY) - November 27, 1992Browse Issues Douglas B. Shampine, 76, of 303 N. Clinton St., died Thursday morning at Carthage Area Hospital, where he had been a patient since Nov. 17. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Bossuot-Lundy Funeral Home, with the Rev. Dr. Ronald A. Sparks, co-pastor of the United Community Church, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. Contributions may be made to the Carthage Area Rescue Squad. Surviving are a son, Robert D., Yakima, Wash.; a daughter, Mrs. George (Patricia D.) Kepler, Deferiet; a brother, Clyde, Carthage; a sister, Myrtle Shampine, Carthage; seven grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Born March 28, 1916, in Antwerp, son of Merton C. and Minnie Frawley Shampine, he graduated from West Carthage High School in 1934. Marriages to Elizabeth Hibbard and Dorothy Wisner ended in divorce. Mr. Shampine was employed in the purchasing department and stock room of the former St. Regis Paper Co., Deferiet, from 1946 to 1961. He was then employed as an accountant by Sanders Sheet Metal Co., Antwerp, and then by Black Clawson, Watertown. He retired several years ago because of a disability. Mr. Shampine was a member of the Carthage Lions Club, the Media Shrine Temple, Watertown, and Carthage Lodge 158, F.&A.M. | Shampine, Douglas B (I63570)
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| 9315 | Douglas J. (DJ) Whitney 1982 - 2017 NEW HARTFORD - Doug (DJ) Whitney, 35, beloved son, husband, father, brother and uncle, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on Monday, October 2, 2017, at Highland Hospital, Rochester, with his family by his side. DJ's loving smile lit up the world, making it a better place. Born September 21, 1982, DJ was a 2000 graduate of New Hartford High School and attended MVCC. He could accomplish anything he put his mind to. His ability and persistence turned his dreams into realities. Being a "jack of all trades," he was employed in many capacities including owning a local business, Automotive Innovations and forming Island Adventures, in Roatan Honduras. He was an avid fisherman and always "enjoyed the catch." He mastered his ability playing drums and target shooting with his Dad. His love for adventure and need for speed made him unique and greatly admired. Family meant everything to DJ. On Saturday, September 23, 2017, he married his true love at the Highland Hospital Healing Garden. A special thank you to Highland Hospital, their Chaplin and all staff that extended amazing generosity to make their day beautiful. DJ is survived and will be sadly missed by his loving, devoted wife, Charlotte Elisabeth (Lerma) Whitney; daughter Olivia; his beloved parents, Linda and Richard Robinson and Douglas J. Whitney; grandmother, Eleanor Williams; in-laws, Sandy and Hank Schecher; his siblings, Lori Nicolosi, Michele Daly, Christina Dickinson; brother in-laws, Dan Daly and Peter Nicolosi; his cherished nieces and nephews, Megan, Keri and Aidan Daly, Reed and Adlyn Nicolosi, Liam and Mia Dickinson; as well as his beloved aunts, uncles, cousins and canine kids, Jigger and Stella. We would like to express gratitude to the doctors, nurses and staff at Highland Hospital for the care given to DJ, making his last days both comfortable and memorable with special appreciation to Palliative Care for the support and loving compassion received by our family. A special thanks to his nurse, Deb, for all her devotion and care; spending her day off to orchestrate and see through his wish for unity in marriage. Services will be held at St. Mary's Church, 201 Main Street #1, New York Mills, NY, 13417 on Saturday, October 7, at 1:00 p.m. A celebration of his life is being planned after services, details will follow. In lieu of flowers, for those wishing to donate in DJ's memory, please consider B. Thomas Golisano Hospitality House, 1120 Goodman Street South, Rochester, NY, 14620. https://donate3.cancer.org/?Campaign =hopelodgerochesterny. The memories created there will be forever in our hearts. This amazing place really eased the burden on him and our family during his extended treatment. Published in The Observer-Dispatch from Oct. 4 to Oct. 5, 2017 | Whitney, Douglas Dj John (I73322)
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| 9316 | Douglas MurrayShow Details South Jeff Journal (NY) - November 25, 2015Browse Issues Douglas A. Murray, 76, a native of Adams, passed away Sunday at his home in Grand Rapids, Michigan under the care of his family and Hospice of Michigan. A memorial service will be 1:00 pm Saturday, November 21st at the Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, 632 State St., Watertown. Visitation will precede the service starting at 12 noon. Doug was born in Syracuse, July 29th, 1939, a son to Walter and Eva Youngs Murray. He married Sandra J. Bura of Watertown, August 3, 1958 in Belleville, NY. Mr. Murray worked in the trucking and transportation industry, living in different cities around the country. Doug and Sandra moved to Bradenton, FL where Doug worked for Donco in Bradenton, overseeing their trucking operations for Tropicana until his retirement. Mrs. Murray passed away August 27, 2007 at her home in Florida. Mr. Murray relocated to Michigan to be near his family in 2010. Doug is survived by his son Rick Murray and a daughter Debra Powers, both of Michigan; three grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by five brothers, Max, Theodore, Carlton, William and Donald Murray and six sisters, Nancy (Leonard) Berry, Beatrice (Pete) Southworth, Virginia (Frank) Smith, Yvonne (Donald) Case, Esther (Leroy)White and Almeda (William) Farman. Arrangements are with Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, Inc. | Murray, Douglas (I29412)
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| 9317 | DOUGLAS R. SHEAR Newspaper November 10, 2007 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: B4 | Section: Obits 406 Words | Readability: Lexile: 1070, grade level(s): 7 8 9 Read News Document ReadSpeaker webReader: Read News Document The Rev. Douglas R. Shear, 63, Route 56, died Friday morning at Fletcher-Allen Health Care, Burlington, Vt., where he had been a patient since Tuesday. He had been in failing health for three months. The Rev. Mr. Shear was a minister for the Assembly of God for more than 40 years. He served as the secretary-treasurer for Assembly of God, North Central Section, for many years. Most recently, he was the pastor of Louisville Landing Free Union Church and chaplain for the Massena Police Department. Born Aug. 4, 1944, in Watertown, son of Richard E. and Betty LaRock Shear, he graduated in 1963 from Henderson Central School. He attended Eastern Pentecostal Bible College, Peterborough, Ontario, and graduated from the Berean School of the Bible, Springfield, Mo. He married Theresa Ann Blount on Aug. 21, 1965, at the Adams Assembly of God. The Rev. Mr. Shear assisted at Donaldson Funeral Home for 25 years. He also assisted at French Funeral Home in Edwards and Gouverneur before moving to Massena in 1982. He was a member of the Greater Massena Ministerial Association and the Salvation Army board, a member and current treasurer of the Monday Luncheon Club, a member and past president of the Toastmasters and a former member of the Massena Lions Club. A member of the Massena Memorial Ethics Committee, he served on the board of directors for the Pine Grove Cemetery Association and Massena Meals on Wheels and was in volunteer training for Hospice & Palliative Care of St. Lawrence Valley. He was an avid book collector and reader. Surviving besides his wife, of Massena, and his mother, of Watertown, are a son, Richard D. Shear, and his companion, Nelson Morales, Rochester; a daughter and her husband, Chrystal A. and Glenn A. Gardner, Massena; two sisters and their husbands, Susan and Don Sutcliff, Sackets Harbor, and Linda and Ed Forsythe, Florida; a granddaughter, an uncle and several nieces and nephews. His father died in 2002. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Phillip A. Caruso, pastor of New Life Assembly of God, Ogdensburg, and the Rev. Anthony P. Niger, II, pastor of Calvary Assembly of God, Carthage, co-officiating. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Donaldson Funeral Home. Donations may be made to the Louisville Landing Free Union Church Memorial Fund or to a charity of one's choice. Condolences may be made online at www.donaldsonfh. com. | Shear, Douglas R (I78997)
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| 9318 | Douglas Warren Stewart (age 62) Peacefully on July 10, 2019. Survived by siblings, Alan (Leslie) and Patti, other relatives and friends. A celebration of life will be held on Sunday, September 29 at 11:30 a.m. in Mount Airy, MD. Contact Alan Stewart at 301-802-0063 with inquiries. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Washington Post on Sep. 10, 2019. | Stewart, Douglas Warren (I80020)
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| 9321 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reynolds, Marie Ellen (I50793)
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| 9322 | Dr. Hiram Hubbs, a prominent citi- zen of Amsterdam, died early thi- morn- ing at the advanced age of 73 years, being a victim of consumption. He abandoned his profession in early life and followed agricultural pursuits, becoming a thrifty farmer. He leaves three children, Chas. Hubbs, Miss Maud Hubbs and Mrs. Van Antwerp, all residing in Amsterdam. | Hubbs, Hiram (I18299)
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| 9323 | Dr. Clayton H. Davis - March 28, 1851 - September 23, 1938. Son of James Freeman and Amelia Abigail Stowell Davis. Husband of Clara L. Hadley Davis (married October 1, 1885 at Sandy Creek, New York) & Abbie Maria Brown Davis (married February 15, 1893 at Olean, Cattaraugus County, New York.] [Notes: Clara Hadley was born March 29, 1863 in Sandy Creek Township, Oswego County, New York, a daughter of Jacob and Adaline Hadley. Clara died October 21, 1889 in Pulaski, New York. Clara is buried with her parents in Woodlawn Cemetery at Sandy Creek, New York.] Newspaper Obituary - Wednesday, September 28, 1938 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Dr. Clayton H. Davis Dies At Home on North Street - Dr. Clayton H. Davis, for more than half a century a practicing dentist in this village, died at his home on North street, early last Friday morning, surviving his wife by a little more than two months. Mrs. Davis died July 14th. Dr. Davis was born in the village of Orwell March 28, 1851, a son of James F. and Amelia A. Stowell Davis. As a young man he took up the study of dentistry with his father and in the early 1870s began practice. In October 1885 he married Abbie M. Brown. In the fall of that year, at the urgent request of his sister, Dr. Lavinia R. Davis, then a student in Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, he took his bride to this city where he practiced his profession until September of the following year. Then he and Mrs. Davis came to Pulaski and he established practice here which was to continue uninterrupted for the next 52 years. During the many years as a resident of this village, Dr. Davis enjoyed a practice that brought him into relationship with many people of eastern Oswego county, and he made many friends. His skill, quiet and sympathetic nature brought many sufferers to his office, and up to the day before his death he continued to serve a discriminating clientele. As a youth he became a member of the old Congregational church of Orwell. In Pulaski he and Mrs. Davis were attendants of and contributors to the Methodist Episcopal church. He was an ardent student of the Bible and spent much of his spare time reading, analyzing and classifying the scriptures, filling his Bible with marginal references and comments. He was a lifelong adherent to the principles of the Prohibition party and took an active part in its councils in Oswego county. Surviving are two sisters, Dr. Lavinia R. Davis of Oneida, and Mrs. Ellen Davis Montague of Orwell, who since the death of Mrs. Davis have alternated their visits to Pulaski to be with him in his home here. The funeral was held at the Foster Funeral home on Park street at two o'clock Sunday afternoon, with the Rev. W. A. Gardner, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating. The bearers were Clyde White, Robert Babcock, Edward Parker, and Tracy Wilder. Burial was in the family plot in Evergreen cemetery in Orwell. | Davis, Clayton H. (I72810)
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| 9324 | DR. G. W. BETTS DEAD AT PULASKI Well-known Physician Stricken With Apoplexy at Age of 59. ACTIVE IN VILLAGE AFFAIRS Was Member of Oswego Co. Medical Society and of The Citizen's Club-Funeral Saturday. PULASKI. April 18-Dr. George William Betts, 59, died at 2:25 o'clock this afternoon at the family home at Lake and Broad streets. He was stricken with apoplexy last evening and had remained in an unconscious condition since. Dr. Betts was born in this village October 4, 1858, the son of Dr. James N. Betts, a prominent physician, who died in 1892. G. W. Betts, M. D., began practice in Pulaski in 1880 having on February 17 of that year been graduated at the University of the City of New York and termiuating a two years' course of medicine in that institution. Completing his education at Pulaski Academy, he took a course at Ann Arbor, Michigan going thence to New York City to complete his medical education. Following a graduate course he returned to Pulaski and commenced practice with his father until he died in 1892. Dr. Betts was earnestly active in all public movements that concerned the interests of the village. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and of the Oswego County Medical Society. The Citizens' Club, the leading social organization of Pulaski business men, was an institution in the welfare of which he was largely interested, and which was successfully directed by him as its president. Dr. Betts was for many years senior warden of James's Episcopal Church. In 1881 he married Miss Cora Clark who died in January 1896 and in 1901 married Miss Frances Chapman Richardson. Surviving besides the widow are two brothers; Albert F. and James H. Betts, both of Pulaski. Private funeral services will be held at the family home at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Friends may call from 11 o'clock Saturday morning. Burial will be in the Pulaski Cemetery. There were no children. THE POST STANDARD, SYRACUSE, N.Y., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1917-16 | Betts, George William (I33201)
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| 9325 | Dr. Harlow W. Dunton PUBLISHED: THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016 AT 4:13 PM Dr. Harlow W. Dunton, 78, of Pulaski, passed away Wednesday, April 27 at home surrounded by family. He was the son of Louise and Lucian Dunton. Born in Queens County, NY, his family moved to the Pulaski area in 1951. He graduated from the School of Dental Medicine at the University of Buffalo and returned home to Pulaski in 1967 where he practiced dentistry for the next 55 years. 30 year member of Pulaski Lodge #415 F. & A. M. He married Rita Rousseau Pfluger in 1974. He is survived by two brothers, James R. and Richard L., one sister, Lee (Richard) Langer, four step children, Mark Pfluger, Christine (Donald) Sperati, Brad Pfluger and Frederick Pfluger, nine grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, one great-great grandchild, several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by one sister, Dale Williams. He was an active Naval Reserve for 16 years. A member of the Pulaski Library Board, Pulaski Historical Society, the New England Historic Genealogical Society and a Sunday School Teacher at Park United Methodist Church for 30 years. Calling hours at Summerville Funeral Home in Sandy Creek, Friday, April 29, 2016 from 6:00-8:00pm. Memorial service will be held at the Park United Methodist Church in Pulaski on Saturday, April 30 at 3pm. Memorial Contributions may be made to the United Friends of Homeless Animals or Park United Methodist Church. Class of 1955 PACS | Dunton, Harlow Wellington (I52205)
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| 9326 | Dr. Harold J. Loomis 80, died at his home March 15 where he had returned from Florida three weeks ago. He was born March 30, 1892, at Syracuse, New York, the son of John and Louella French Loomis. He graduated from Baltimore Dental College in 1914. He enlisted in the infantry as a First Lieutenant and served overseas in France in the Medical Corps during WWI. He was discharged in 1919. He then returned to Pulaski where he maintained his dentistry practice until he retired in Oct. 1971. Doctor Loomis was married to Ruth Scheutzow March 18, 1918. He is survived by his wife, two sons,-Dr. Frederick J. Loomis, Dr. Richard E. Loomis, one brother, Leigh Loomis , one sister Mrs. Blanche Gilbert. Burial will he in Riverside Cemetery, Oswego Pulaski Democrat., March 21, 1973 | Loomis, Harold John (I31922)
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| 9327 | Dr. James F. Manwarren - August 18, 1785 - February 3, 1874, age 70 years, 6 months. Son of Samuel and Hannah Manwarren. Husband of Lucy Upton Blood Manwarren. Section 2, Row 17. | Manwarren, James F. (I25422)
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| 9328 | Dr. Lavina R. Davis - September 13, 1863 - February 8, 1945. Daughter of James Freeman and Amelia Abigail Stowell Davis. Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, February 15, 1945 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Dr. Lavina R. Davis Dies In Pulaski - Dr. Lavina R. Davis, 81, died at her home in North street early Thursday morning after an illness of two years. She was a practicing physician at Oneida for more than 40 years but retired about five years ago and had since lived in the home of the late Dr. Clayton Davis, her brother in North street. Dr. Davis was born at Orwell September 13, 1863, a daughter of James F. and Amelia Stowell Davis. She was a graduate of Oberlin College and the College of Medicine, Syracuse University. She was one of the early and ardent advocates of women's suffrage, and a leader, state officer and national lecturer in W.C.T.U. work. For five years she has been spending her summers at the family home in Pulaski and her winters in Florida, but ill health forced her to remain in Pulaski this winter. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ellen Davis Montague. Two brothers, Dr. Clayton Davis and Freelon J. Davis, former Oswego county district attorney, are dead. Private services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in the body was taken to Rochester for cremation. | Davis, Lavina R. (I72625)
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| 9329 | Dr. Newell Wright - June 21, 1788 - April 21, 1867. Son of Dennis and Lois B. Newell Wright. Husband of Ruth Sprague Wright & Sarah Gilbert Wright. [Note: Ruth Wright died January 2, 1831 in Cazenovia, New York and is buried there in Evergreen Cemetery.] Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, May 2, 1867 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Died - In this village, on the 21st inst., after a short and painful illness, Dr. Newell Wright, in the seventy-ninth year of his age. He was born in 1788, in Canaan, Connecticut, and with his father's family removed to Saratoga County, New York, about the year 1800. He received the rudiments of a classical education at Ballston Academy, and studied for the practice of medicine at Fairfield Medical Seminary. After practicing medicine for a few years at Charleston, Saratoga County, he abandoned the profession, and shortly after located as a merchant at Cazenovia, Madison county, where he resided many years. During his residence at Cazenovia he joined the Methodist Church there, then under the charge of Rev. George Gary. To this church, its doctrines, its clergy and its prosperity, he became more and more attached with increasing years. In the days of his prosperity no one was more liberal in time and money in promoting the advancement of Methodism. He was one of the founders and trustees, and for many years Treasurer, of the Oneida Conference Seminary. He was for several years, Justice of the Peace and Supervisor of the town of Cazenovia, and chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Madison County. About the year 1840 he removed to this Village, and has resided here since. The deceased had a very high appreciation of the benefits of a liberal education to individuals and to society, and when able to do so, was very liberal in assisting young men to procure an education, and in promoting the cause of learning and religion generally. He considered no contributions on taxation oppressive which aided the building of churches and seminaries of learning. He was an intelligent, kind-hearted, liberal man, a good neighbor and a reliable friend. Of a friendly social disposition, no breath of scandal or slander ever escaped his lips. He was an enemy to no man, and no man his. To the last days, and almost last moments of his life he possessed unusual physical and mental vigor. Stricken down by sudden disease he was conscious that his last hour had come. Suffering from great pain, he died without fear, and in full confidence of the promises of the religion he had for more than forty years professed, and according to the precepts of which had tried, and succeeded as well as poor human nature can, to live. Vastly more than this poor tribute is due to the memory of the deceased, but vain and foolish are eulogy, monuments of brass or marble, if we survive not in the affectionate memory of friends. | Wright, Newell (I58109)
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| 9330 | Dr. Phillip Allen Kennell IHS 1951, age 73, retired Director of Admissions and founder of the Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne International Division, died peacefully Sunday, April 22, 2007, surrounded by family. Dr. Kennell was born May 7, 1933, in Ilion, N.Y. He was a multi-letter winner at Ilion High School, where he was a basketball, baseball and football standout. He graduated from Colgate University where he received his A.B. and M.A. degrees. He received his Ph.D. from Purdue University. He also took classes at Syracuse and Indiana Universities. He was a lover of learning. World War II was his specialty area. He began his career as a history teacher at Baldwinsville (N.Y.) Central High School. He then became an Assistant Professor of History at Indiana Institute of Technology. He later became an associate faculty at Purdue University in Fort Wayne. He was an associate professor of History at West Liberty State College (West Virginia) before he became Director of Admissions at Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne. He taught a variety of classes on campus. He founded the department of International Services, where he served as director until his retirement in 1998. That year he was awarded the Bob F. Jesse Medal for unique and significant contributions to Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. He was a member of many organizations, including serving as President of the Indiana Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (IACRAO), and Director of the Foreign Applicant Information/Referral Committee. He also served on the IACAO International Education Committee. He was a member of Phi Gamma Delta and Pi Delta Epsilon. He loved sports and he coached for much of his adult life. He was varsity football coach and director of the swimming program at Baldwinsville High School. At Colgate University he was director of intramurals and played on the Colgate football team. He was assistant athletic director, assistant basketball coach, varsity baseball coach and cross country coach at Indiana Institute of Technology. He was the head baseball coach at IPFW. He coached many years for St. Joe Little League and Senior League, where his team won the championship and was runner-up in the city tournament. Additionally he volunteered as a football coach for Bishop Dwenger High School's first football team. He will be remembered for his skill as a counselor, and for his love of people. He knew no stranger and had many close friends. He enjoyed reading, traveling, playing bridge, and was a connoisseur of chocolate milkshakes. He was a frequent blood donor at the American Red Cross. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Sally (Paul) Kennell; and his five children: Debbie (Lynn) Kennell-Gonzales, Sue (Tom) Zeisig, Mark, Mike (Cherie) and Paul (Pam) Kennell. He is also survived by his 10 grandchildren: Elizabeth, Kelleigh and Jason Lauer, Nikole and Ryan Zeisig, Danny, Sean, and Will Kennell, Paul Jr. (PJ), and Joe Kennell, and one great-grandson, Jack Rodenbeck. He is additionally survived by his sister, Linda (Mark) Johnson. He was preceded in death by his parents, Peter and Margaret (Snyder) Kennell and his sister, Barbara Paul. Calling hours are 5-8 p.m. on Wednesday at D.O. McComb & Sons Maplewood Park Funeral Home 4017 Maplecrest Road. A Mass of Christian Burialwill be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church with calling one hour prior. Burial will be in Catholic Cemetery. Preferred memorials are to the Dr. Phillip A. Kennell scholarship Fund. (May 13, 2007) | Kennell, Phillip Allen (I8403)
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| 9331 | Dr. Roger Cook, age 84, passed away peacefully on June 7, 2016 at the Oswego Hospital, surrounded by family and friends. From his birth in Parish, NY on February 13, 1932 to his death, he endeared himself to those around him by his deep faith, gentle nature, witty humor, physical strength and endless compassion. Roger was born to Charles and Irene Cook and attended school in Parish where he excelled in scholastics and multiple sports. He graduated Andrews University with a Math & Science degree and a finance', Darlene Brenneman. They married August 31, 1951 and left for Medical School at Loma Linda University. Son, Charles (Chuck) was born in 1957 and daughter, Charene (Chary) in 1958. Roger served in the Navy Medical Corps and was stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for 2 years. They settled in Fulton, NY in 1962 and began Private Practice in Oswego, NY. Roger also regularly assisted in surgery at Oswego Hospital and later served as Medical Director for three local nursing homes, retiring in 1994. He was an active member of the Seventh-day Adventist church, enjoyed woodworking and travel, but his greatest joy was his family. Roger was predeceased by Darlene, beloved wife of 58 years. Roger remarried in 2014 and is survived by his beloved wife Donna Jenson. Roger is also survived by son: Charles (Denise) Cook, daughter: Chary (Francis) Hicks, 5 step children, 4 granddaughters, 3 great grandchildren, brothers: Darwin Cook, Marvin Cook and sister: Eleanor Kinney and numerous nieces and nephews. The family would like to extend gratitude to the staff at Oswego Hospital for their attentiveness and loving care. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Roger's name to Fulton SDA Church. A Memorial Service will be held at 4:00 PM on Saturday, June 25th at Fulton Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 45 W. 4th Street, Fulton, NY 13069. | Cook, Roger C. (I35673)
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| 9332 | Draper Stewart, son of Eathel and Esther Thurber Stewart, was born near Petersburgh in 1808. He came to Oswego County with his parents about 1812. He was married to Mary Look, daughter of Eleanor Paine and Jeremiah Look. She died at the age of thirty-seven and is buried in the Noyes cemetery. Their children were Delilah who married Lemuel Wilder, Esther who married Henry Wood, Thomas who was united in marriage with Jennie Lighthall, Joel with Mary Waggoner, Sarah who became the wife of Adelbert Brown, Lydia who married Elias Bentley, and Harriet. Newspaper Article - August 30, 1928 Sandy Creek News - Draper Stewart, son of Eathel and Esther Thurber Stewart, was born near Petersburgh in 1808. He came to Oswego County with his parents about 1812. He was married to Mary Look, daughter of Eleanor Paine and Jeremiah Look. She died at the age of thirty-seven and is buried in the Noyes cemetery. Their children were Delilah who married Lemuel Wilder, Esther who married Henry Wood, Thomas who was united in marriage with Jennie Lighthall, Joel with Mary Waggoner, Sarah who became the wife of Adelbert Brown, Lydia who married Elias Bentley, and Harriet. On September 6, 1850, Draper Stewart was married at Williamstown to Ann Marpole. They lived in the Whitesboro district until 1864 when they moved to the Meacham district. There were twelve children by this marriage : Mary, Draper, Eathel, Prelova(Freelove), Sophie, Edward, Lemuel, Nellie, and Anna lived to through the efforts in its behalf of Mrs. G. D. Wart. Newspaper Article - December 1, 1897 Sandy Creek News - Draper Stewart, who died November 6th would have been 90 years old next April. He was the last of a large family who lived to a good old age. He was born in Petersburg, N.Y. and when but a small boy moved with his parents to Oswego county where he lived until his death. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife and fifteen children all of whom were at his funeral, nine girls and six boys. The boys acted as bearers and bore him to his last restin place. He was a kind neighbor and of good habits. He loved his home and scarcely ever went away. He was never known to stay away more than one or two nights in the past forty years. He was twice married; his first wife Mary Look of Williamstown and his second wife Anna Marpool of Wales. The first six children are by his first wife, Mrs. C. L. Wilder. Mexico; Mrs Lydia Hurd, Pulaski; Mrs. Bert Brown, Lorraine; Mrs. Henry Wood, Richland; Mr. Thomas Stewart, Pulaski; Mr. Joel Stewart, Pulaski; Mrs Mary Wood;Richland;Mr. D.H.Stewart, Richland; Mr Elbert Stewart, Richland; Mrs F. Richards, Cleveland; Mrs Henry Voodre, Dexter; Mr Edward Stewart, Mexico; Mrs John Price, Richland; Mr Lem Stewart, Syracuse; Mrs Ward Stinson, Richland. Newspaper Obituary - November 11, 1897 Sandy Creek News - Mr. Draper Stewart, father of Conductor D.H. Stewart, died at his home last Saturday after a painful illness at the age of 89 years. Mr. Stewart had many relatives and friends, as was manifested by the large gathering at his funeral. His funeral was at the Church of Christ, Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. S.B. Stephens assisted by Rev. McPherson singing evangelist. Vitals - October 6, 1897 - Draper Stewart, age 89 years, Married, Farmer, born in New York, resident of Richland Township 50 years, Son of Ethal Stewart born in New York, and Mary Stewart born in New York, Died in Richland Township of heart failure, organic heart disease. | Stewart, Draper Henry (I56536)
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| 9333 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Garrett, Drew Kennedy (I82233)
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| 9334 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Musch, Catherine (I8313)
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| 9335 | Dropped out of Adams High in 1917, went into service. After War Bruce finished his High School Education and successfully received an appointment to West Point in 1921, graduating in 1925. Retired as a Brigadier General and was Chief of NATO forces in Europe. | Clarke, Bruce Cooper (I49616)
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| 9336 | drowned | Gilbert, Fred (I48468)
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| 9337 | drowned | Gilbert, Fred (I50139)
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| 9338 | drowned | Kirby, Mildred (I50044)
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| 9339 | Drowned in Madison Lake. - "Nathan Edson and His Decendents" | Edson, Gamaliel (I12125)
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| 9340 | Drowned in Ontario Bay EMERY AND FRANK TRYON BROTHERS Out Looking After Nets Sunday Night - Fairled to Return - Floundered Boat Found Emery and Frank Tryon have been missing since Sunday night when they took a boat and went out on Ontario Bay (North Pond). These men are well known fishermen, prominent residents and brothers. Emery Tryon, who is some 65 years of age has been a life long fisherman and for many years has owned and resided on the Lake Shore farm in the northwestern part of the town of Richland on what was previously known as the Twitchell place. It is a sightly place and faces Lake Ontario on a bluff just north of the Deer Creek marsh. Previously Mr. Tryon resided on Lake Erie for a number of years and before that in the western portion of the town of Sandy Creek. Both men are sons of the late Alonzo Tryon, Mr. Emory Tryon being the oldest son and Frank the youngest. For many years the latter has been proprietor of the Outlet house and only the other day said the house had enjoyed one of the best seasons this year. Sunday night was rough and now those familiar with the moods of Old Ontario wonder that these men who knew her so well should have ventured out that night. Yet such was the confidence of their families in their ability to weather most any gale and negotiate a landing that there was no apprehension as to their safety till they failed to return Monday morning. Then the shores were searched in order to obtain some clew, but none was found. Tuesday the wind was off shore and the crew from the coast guard station and several other boats were manned and search made for the missing men. On the Carl Island Shore was found their paddle and oar and a fish box; to the westward half way between the island and the sand dune known as Sawtooth was found a steel skiff with one end out of the water and the other anchored to a net; somehow the Tryons were thrown into the water. Every effort is being made to recover the bodies and the bay is being dragged constantly as the weather permits. Mr. Emery Tryon is survived by his wife and several brothers and sons and daughters. He was highly esteemed by all who knew him and had devoted many years to sturgeon fishing. Frank Tryon was not married and with his mother, Mary S., ran the Outlet house one of the finest located of the several resort properties in this section. It is the oldest and longer than the present generation can recall has been the Laek Ontario resort of this section. Emery and Frank Tryon were half brothers. The Syracuse Post-Standard this morning gives this version of the finding of the boat: Late Tuesday afternoon the Big Sandy crew discovered the vote of the two fishermen at the mouth of the channel fully two miles north of the Outlet house, and the oars were found floating in the pond, about a mile from shore From Sandy Creek news., November 28, 1918, Page 1 ---- TRYON BOYS FOUND Bodies Recovered in Ontario Bay-Double Funeral at the Outlet House Friday. Just before the News went to Press on Wednesday afternoon word came to hand that the body of Frank Tryon had been recovered. It was found within 10 or 20 feet from where the boat upset half a mile east of the sand dunes and half a mile south of Carl Island. The recovery was made about 3 o'clock by the Big Sandy Coast Guard crew who had been dragging the bay that day, as well as the previous day. The men in the boat which recovered the body of Frank Tryon were: Fayette Noble, No., 1, J. W. Dutcher, L. F. Broadhagen. In the coast guard boat on the previous day were: Capt. R. G. Mrton, Gordon Davis, Dennis Colwell, Andrew Cast, Clark Potts. The body was taken to the Outlet house and Coroner Hollis notified: The testimony taken by Coroner Hollis showed that Frank and Emery Tryon went out on Ontario Bay at 7 o'clock Sunday night and that the wind blew a gale from the southwest. The watch on the person of Frank Tryon stopped at 8:17 which is thought to be about the time of the accidental drowning by those familiar with all the circumstances. On Frank Tryon's person were found three wallets in which were $258.97. Thursday morning about 9 a.m. the body of Emery Tryon was recovered near that of his brother. He had on oil skins which made it rather difficult for the grappling hooks to secure a hold. Jay Lindsey and Emery Tryon's son, Milford O. Tryon were in the boat that made the recovery. Emery Tryon is survived by his wife and five sons, Elmer of Richland, Milford O. of Sandy Creek, Ray C. of Texas, Stephen of Huron, Ohio, Herman of Sandy Creek who is in the Coast Guard service at Ft. Niagara and four daughters, Mrs. Grace Beers of Conneaut, Ohio; Ella, wife of Gleason Weed of Ellisburg; Miss Anna Tryon and Alice, wife of Clarence C. Edwards, who reside at the Emery Tryon home. The funeral of the brothers was largely attended at the Outlet House on Friday, REb. B. A. Walton of Spragueville, a former pastor of the Goodenough church officiating. Emery and Frank Tryon were half brothers, sons of Olonzo [sic] Tryon. Their grandfather, Levi Tryon, settled in the northwestern part of the town of Richland about 1800 on the farm owned in later years by Wellington Tryon. He came from Oneida county. The family has owned the shores of Lake Ontario for many years and have always been active fishermen. Emery Tryon owned 300 acres of Deer Creek marsh besides 200 acres of hard land adjoining. The boat they went out in was a wooden boat not steel as reported and was 16 feet overall according to the testimony of Fred and Earl Tryon who saw them go out on the pond the night their boat foundered. When found this boat was on end with 6 or 8 inches of the bow sticking out of the water while the other end was embeded [sic] in the mud. Frank Tryon was buried beside his father in Pulaski cemetery and Emery Tryon was laid to rest in Woodlawn cemetery in Sandy Creek. From: Sandy Creek news., December 5, 1918, Page 1 | Tryon, Emery F. (I57465)
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| 9341 | Drowned while Grandpa Hass was looking on. They were on a painting job going to paint a bridge and he fell out of the boat. Grandpa Hass couldn't swim so couldn't save him. Another man jumped in to save him but couldn't and nearly froze.(Marti Bowling) Inscription on his tombstone read "A loved husband and father". (Doris Brown) Buried DeLoach Cemetary Johnson Co., TN (Marti). | Deloach, Darious Clyde (I30301)
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| 9342 | DUANE C. STOWELL, NORTH SYRACUSE, DIES AT 40 Newspaper September 19, 1993 | Watertown Daily Times (NY) Page: B-4 | Section: Obituaries 244 Words Read News Document Listen with webReader Duane C. Stowell, 40, of 120 Palmer Drive, North Syracuse, formerly of the Mexico area, died Friday at his home after a long bout with cancer. The funeral will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Foster-Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park St., Pulaski, with the Rev. Carol Keller officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Orwell. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Surviving are his wife, Sandra G.; two sons, Jason D., Pulaski, and Ryan C., North Syracuse; three daughters, Becki Sue Stowell and Kristen M. Stowell, both of North Syracuse, and Heidi Jo Stowell, Pulaski; his father, Charles G. Stowell, Mexico; a granddaughter; three brothers, Frederic C., Pulaski, Terry A., Mexico, and Barry O., Bishop, Texas; three sisters, Joanne A. Moffatt, Arlington, Va., Judith A. Workman and Gayle L. Bickerstaff, both of Pulaski, and several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. A daughter, Erika, died in 1982. Born March 21, 1953, in the town of Mexico, a son of Charles and Esther Everson Stowell, he graduated from Mexico Academy High School in 1971. He married Sandra Bater Aug. 21, 1982, and had lived in North Syracuse since 1987. Prior to that, he had lived in Baldwinsville and Mexico for several years. Mr. Stowell was last employed by Midas Muffler in North Syracuse for nine years. He had previously owned and operated a dairy farm for many years in the Mexico area. He was a member of Andrews Methodist Church of North Syracuse. | Stowell, Duane Clyde (I75123)
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| 9343 | Duane L. Farnum, 56, of 42 E. Greenwood St., Andover, died suddenly Wednesday (Dec. 26, 2001) after being taken to the emergency room at Corning Hospital. He was born Aug. 8, 1945 in Wellsville, son of C. Luther and Hazel Wickwire Farnum. On April 8, 1967 in Alfred Station, he married the former Joyce Austin, who survives him. He was a 1964 graduate of Angelica Central School, and had served with the U.S. Navy from 1966-1971 being stationed in Quantanomo, Cuba. A graduate of Alfred State College, Duane was an auto mechanic and a former auto parts manager with Advantage Auto in Hornell. A member of the Andover Fire Department, he was an avid race car fan, enjoying both local events and NASCAR. Surviving besides his wife is a son, Matthew Farnum of Wellsville; daughter, Doreen (Brian) Kerzner of Rhode Island; brothers, Donald Farnum of Cuba, David Farnum of Friendship and Gary Farnum of Bolivar; sister, Denise (Ronald) McKnight of Cleveland, Miss.; and several nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to call Sunday from 1-3 p.m. at the Mulholland-Swan Funeral Home, Inc. in Andover. A memorial funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, with Pastor Rick Kiddy of the United Church of Friendship officiating. Memorials may be made to the Andover Volunteer Fire and Rescue Squad or to the American Heart Association. | Farnum, Duane L. (I4959)
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| 9344 | DUGAL M. BROWN SR. CAMPGROUND OWNER Watertown Daily Times (NY) - November 5, 1998Browse Issues Dugal M. Brown Sr., 70, Route 13, died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Brown was employed by General Electric Co., Syracuse, for 32 years, retiring in 1989. He owned Brown's Campground and was still operating it at the time of his death. He also ran a farm for many years. Born Nov. 15, 1927, in Pulaski, son of David and Hazel Hilton Brown, he attended Pulaski schools. He served in the Merchant Marine from 1943 to 1947 and in the Army from 1955 to 1956. Mr. Brown lived in Pulaski for 30 years before moving to Altmar in 1959. He was an avid fisherman. Surviving are his wife, the former Sonja R. Schmied; six daughters, Carla Heh, Munnsville, Delores Beeso and Elaine Mizzoni, both of Pittsford, Gloria Brown, East Rochester, Monica Garner, Mexico, and Suzanne Toole, East Syracuse; two sisters, Sally Marriott, Fayetteville, N.C., and Thelma Schmid, Las Vegas, Nev.; two brothers, Alex, Lacona, and Roderick, Parish; nine grandchildren and a great-grandson. A son, Dugal M. Jr., died June 13, 1990. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Foster-Hax Funeral Home, Pulaski. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to Northern Oswego County Ambulance, Delano Street, Pulaski, N.Y. 13142. | Brown, Dugal M (I47648)
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| 9345 | DUGWAY - Romain Sanford Adams, 85, retired farmer and, native of Sandy Creek, died yesterday at the home of his son, Ellis Adams in Black River where he had lived the last year. He had been in failing health. There will be a prayer service. The body will then be brought to the church at Dugway until the funeral. Burial will be in Dugway cemetery. The survivors include a son, Ellis; a sister, Mrs. Rose Havens, Oriskany Falls. Mr. Adams was born Jan. 15, 1872, at Sandy Creek, son of Orlando and Lucy Sperling Adams. When two years old, he came with his family to the town of Albion where he was educated and spent most of his life. He married Miss Almeda Ellis on Oct. 20, 1895, at Dugway. Mr. The couple owned and operated a farm at Howardsville 49 years until their retirement. They moved to a home on the Black River road in 1950 where they celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house in 1955. Mrs. Adams died March 14, 1956. | Adams, Romain Sanford (I52276)
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| 9346 | Dugway Cemetery aka Maple Lawn Cemetery | Colvin, Doris Arlene Peg (I67683)
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| 9347 | Dugway Cemetery, Albion, New York | Spencer, Florence A. (I34332)
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| 9348 | Dugway Village | Parkhurst, Asa Peabody (I44874)
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| 9349 | DUNN - Mary Elizabeth Hewgley, passed away peacefully at home on Saturday, August 29, 2009. Mary Liz will be fondly remembered, by all those whose lives she touched, for her endearing kindness, her loving spirit and her cheerful outlook on life. She was born on November 28, 1912, to James Marion and Margaret Corbett Hewgley in Gallatin, TN. She graduated from Classen High School in Oklahoma City and the University of Oklahoma where she was president of her chapter of Chi Omega Sorority. After graduating from OU in 1936, she married Herrick Babcock and moved to Tulsa. Mary Liz was active in The Children's Day Nursery, Junior League of Tulsa, the Ruskin Art Club, Colonial Dames and her beloved Tulsa Opera. She was a member of Southern Hills Country Club and her Sewing Club, which she enjoyed for 67 years. She founded the Young Men's Bridge Club of Tulsa. Mary Liz was one of the early supporters of Tulsa Opera and chaired the second Opera Ball in 1962. She was a lifetime member of the President's Council and was instrumental in the founding of Tulsa Opera Debs. Herrick (Dutch) Babcock, died in 1967 and in 1987, she married Frederick L. Dunn, Jr., also of Tulsa Mr. Dunn died in 1995. Mary Liz is survived by: her daughter, Gayle Smith and her husband Steven of Tulsa and grandson, William G. (Pete) Lackey, his wife Sonia of Boston, MA, and great-grandchildren, Sam and Michael, grand- daughter, Amy Wiley, her husband David of Huntington Beach, CA and great- grandchildren, Nicholas and Avery; and Brad Smith of Tulsa; her daughter, Freda Rich and her husband Harry of St. Louis, MO and granddaughter, Lisa Haden her husband Mark of Ridgefield, CT and great- grandchildren, Hannah and Blake; granddaughter Carey Upchurch, her husband, John of Atlanta, GA, and great- grandchildren, Courson and Caitlin, granddaughter, Ashley Rodwick, her husband, Doug of San Francisco; her son, Dan Babcock and his wife Marty of San Luis Obispo, CA, grandchildren, Landis Babcock of San Francisco, CA, Kate Ghilarducci, her husband Eric of Antioch, CA and Meghan Babcock of San Francisco. She is survived by her brother, James M. Hewgley and wife Eileen of Tulsa, and was predeceased by her sister, Margaret Hewgley James. She was blessed by the kindness and love of Fred Dunn's children: Frederick (Rick) Dunn, Jr. and his wife Jeanette, Burney Dunn and wife Susan and Lindsay Dunn, all of Tulsa. We will be forever grateful to her caregivers who helped her lovingly throughout the years: Geraldine Maynard (deceased) and Lawrence Maynard, Barbara Holt, Johnnie Lee Barnes, Ruth Berry, Beverly Stokes, Barbara Everidge, Sharon Curry, Hillary Ryan and special friend, Patty Grayson. Donations may be made to the Tulsa Opera or the Ruskin Art Club. A Memorial Service will be held at Boston Avenue United Methodist church at 11 a.m., on Saturday, September 5th, 2009. Stanleys 743-6271 Mary Elizabeth Hewgley Dunn | Hewgley, Mary Elizabeth (I67470)
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| 9350 | During the Civil War Frank was in Battery "G" of the 3rd Regt. New York Light Artillary. | Miller, Francis Anson (I69133)
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