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- George Warren Marsden - January 11, 1871 - February 7, 1934. Son of Franklin and Charlotte Kelso Marsden. Husband of Cora Ann Richardson Marsden. Section 2, Row 6. (Note: Cora Ann Richardson Marsden died November 4, 1906 and is buried in Mexico Village Cemetery, Marcia Gray was charged with manslaughter in connection to her death.)
Newspaper Obituary - Thursday, February 8, 1934 Oswego Palladium Times - Oswego, New York - Texas Farmer Is Found Dead - Rites For George Marsden, 63, Will Be Held Friday Afternoon - Mexico, February 8 - Funeral services for George W. Marsden, 63, who was found dead in bed at his home in Texas Wednesday, will be held at the undertaking rooms of L. M. Miner, Friday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. S. A. Marks, retired Baptist minister, officiating, and burial in Daysville cemetery. Mr. Marsden's sons, George and Loren Marsden of Mexico, discovered their father's death when they called at the farmhouse where he lived alone. Dr. L. D. Pulsifer, town health officer, was called, and pronounced death due to heart disease. Mr. Marsden had been dead several days. He was last seen a week ago Tuesday. Since he was in the habit of visiting at his sons homes, neighbors were not alarmed at his absence and each relative thought he was with another. Dr. Pulsifer communicated with the district attorney's office and received permission to remove the body to the undertaking rooms. Mr. Marsden had spent most of his life in this section. He was born in Mexico January 11, 1871, son of the late Franklin and Charlotte Kelson Marsden. Besides the two sons mentioned, he is survived by two others, Earl and Glenn, also of Mexico, and two daugjhters, Mrs. Elmer Southworth of Parish and Mrs. Edmund Gallagher of Oswego. Bearers at the funeral will be George M. Cole, Jesse Dyke, Ward Ramsey and Peter Wilcox.
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