Leroy "Lee" R. Mirise, age 74, 4730 S. Old State Road, Saturday night, Grady Memorial Hospital. Retired Sgt. of Police with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Member of Hyatt's United Methodist Church. Survived by wife Edna; daughter Mrs. Stanley (Arlene) Watson, Delaware; 3 sons R Mirise. Herbert G., Pryor, OK, and Davis E. of Powell; 11 grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Lee in 1952. Funeral service will be held Wednesday 2pm -- HANRAHAN-PLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, Delaware. Burial Forest Grove Cemetery, Plain City. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9pm Tuesday.
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2 Sep 1904, Democrat Standard, Coshocton
Born to Mrs. Hattie Mirise, of Roscoe, widow of Leander Mirise who died about 2 months ago, a son.
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Coshocton Tribune, 16 Nov 1930
Carl McAuley, 26, of Columbus, father of three small children, was killed near Harrisburg, Franklin Co., while hunting with his employer, Leroy R. Mirise, also of Columbus.
Mirise said that his gun was caught in a twig as he stooped to look at a rabbit which McAuley had killed. The weapon was discharged accidentally and the charge struck McAuley in the chest, killing him instantly.
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19 Aug 1941, Times Recorder, Zanesville
Man Returns Home, Finds Half Brother
Coshocton, Ohio, aug 13
Leroy Mirise, of Columbus, came here to get a birth certificate -- needed to obtain employment in an industrial plant -- and found a half brother.
It was by chance that Mirise looked in a telephone directory and found a Louis Mirise. Leroy called Louis and in a few minutes they established their relationship. Louis recalled that after his mother died, he left home before his father remarried and Leroy was born.
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2 Sep 1904, Democrat Standard, Coshocton
Born to Mrs. Hattie Mirise, of Roscoe, widow of Leander Mirise who died about 2 months ago, a son.
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Coshocton Tribune, 16 Nov 1930
Carl McAuley, 26, of Columbus, father of three small children, was killed near Harrisburg, Franklin Co., while hunting with his employer, Leroy R. Mirise, also of Columbus.
Mirise said that his gun was caught in a twig as he stooped to look at a rabbit which McAuley had killed. The weapon was discharged accidentally and the charge struck McAuley in the chest, killing him instantly.
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19 Aug 1941, Times Recorder, Zanesville
Man Returns Home, Finds Half Brother
Coshocton, Ohio, aug 13
Leroy Mirise, of Columbus, came here to get a birth certificate -- needed to obtain employment in an industrial plant -- and found a half brother.
It was by chance that Mirise looked in a telephone directory and found a Louis Mirise. Leroy called Louis and in a few minutes they established their relationship. Louis recalled that after his mother died, he left home before his father remarried and Leroy was born.
Leroy "Lee" R. Mirise, age 74, 4730 S. Old State Road, Saturday night, Grady Memorial Hospital. Retired Sgt. of Police with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Member of Hyatt's United Methodist Church. Survived by wife Edna; daughter Mrs. Stanley (Arlene) Watson, Delaware; 3 sons R Mirise. Herbert G., Pryor, OK, and Davis E. of Powell; 11 grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Lee in 1952. Funeral service will be held Wednesday 2pm -- HANRAHAN-PLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, Delaware. Burial Forest Grove Cemetery, Plain City. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9pm Tuesday.
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2 Sep 1904, Democrat Standard, Coshocton
Born to Mrs. Hattie Mirise, of Roscoe, widow of Leander Mirise who died about 2 months ago, a son.
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Coshocton Tribune, 16 Nov 1930
Carl McAuley, 26, of Columbus, father of three small children, was killed near Harrisburg, Franklin Co., while hunting with his employer, Leroy R. Mirise, also of Columbus.
Mirise said that his gun was caught in a twig as he stooped to look at a rabbit which McAuley had killed. The weapon was discharged accidentally and the charge struck McAuley in the chest, killing him instantly.
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19 Aug 1941, Times Recorder, Zanesville
Man Returns Home, Finds Half Brother
Coshocton, Ohio, aug 13
Leroy Mirise, of Columbus, came here to get a birth certificate -- needed to obtain employment in an industrial plant -- and found a half brother.
It was by chance that Mirise looked in a telephone directory and found a Louis Mirise. Leroy called Louis and in a few minutes they established their relationship. Louis recalled that after his mother died, he left home before his father remarried and Leroy was born.
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2 Sep 1904, Democrat Standard, Coshocton
Born to Mrs. Hattie Mirise, of Roscoe, widow of Leander Mirise who died about 2 months ago, a son.
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Coshocton Tribune, 16 Nov 1930
Carl McAuley, 26, of Columbus, father of three small children, was killed near Harrisburg, Franklin Co., while hunting with his employer, Leroy R. Mirise, also of Columbus.
Mirise said that his gun was caught in a twig as he stooped to look at a rabbit which McAuley had killed. The weapon was discharged accidentally and the charge struck McAuley in the chest, killing him instantly.
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19 Aug 1941, Times Recorder, Zanesville
Man Returns Home, Finds Half Brother
Coshocton, Ohio, aug 13
Leroy Mirise, of Columbus, came here to get a birth certificate -- needed to obtain employment in an industrial plant -- and found a half brother.
It was by chance that Mirise looked in a telephone directory and found a Louis Mirise. Leroy called Louis and in a few minutes they established their relationship. Louis recalled that after his mother died, he left home before his father remarried and Leroy was born.
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