St. Lawrence Republican
March 20, 1843
LOUISVILLE~ Married 20th inst., by the Rev. Levi Miller. Mr. Peter Powers to Miss Jennette Hoarde, all of Louisville
Gouverneur Herald and Times
Gouverneur, New York
Thursday, April 13, 1882
Peter Power, one of Our best farmers who contracted measles, a few weeks since, has been steadily failing until Sunday morning, April 9th, when He died. Mr. Powers, by energy and ability, had acquired a neat property and when He was apparently just ready to enjoy the fruits of His labors, He was called to say good bye to His family and friends. He leaves a large family of children.
March 20, 1843
LOUISVILLE~ Married 20th inst., by the Rev. Levi Miller. Mr. Peter Powers to Miss Jennette Hoarde, all of Louisville
Gouverneur Herald and Times
Gouverneur, New York
Thursday, April 13, 1882
Peter Power, one of Our best farmers who contracted measles, a few weeks since, has been steadily failing until Sunday morning, April 9th, when He died. Mr. Powers, by energy and ability, had acquired a neat property and when He was apparently just ready to enjoy the fruits of His labors, He was called to say good bye to His family and friends. He leaves a large family of children.
St. Lawrence Republican
March 20, 1843
LOUISVILLE~ Married 20th inst., by the Rev. Levi Miller. Mr. Peter Powers to Miss Jennette Hoarde, all of Louisville
Gouverneur Herald and Times
Gouverneur, New York
Thursday, April 13, 1882
Peter Power, one of Our best farmers who contracted measles, a few weeks since, has been steadily failing until Sunday morning, April 9th, when He died. Mr. Powers, by energy and ability, had acquired a neat property and when He was apparently just ready to enjoy the fruits of His labors, He was called to say good bye to His family and friends. He leaves a large family of children.
March 20, 1843
LOUISVILLE~ Married 20th inst., by the Rev. Levi Miller. Mr. Peter Powers to Miss Jennette Hoarde, all of Louisville
Gouverneur Herald and Times
Gouverneur, New York
Thursday, April 13, 1882
Peter Power, one of Our best farmers who contracted measles, a few weeks since, has been steadily failing until Sunday morning, April 9th, when He died. Mr. Powers, by energy and ability, had acquired a neat property and when He was apparently just ready to enjoy the fruits of His labors, He was called to say good bye to His family and friends. He leaves a large family of children.
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