Corning Journal - May 4, 1898
Marvin Olcott has received a telegram from Towanda, Pa., saying that the widow of his uncle, William M. Mallory, is dead.
The burial was in Hope Cemetery, Corning, on Saturday. Mrs. Mallory leaves two daughters, Martha and Harriet, and a son, Frederick,also a step-son,
P. Judson Mallory.
Marvin Olcott has received a telegram from Towanda, Pa., saying that the widow of his uncle, William M. Mallory, is dead.
The burial was in Hope Cemetery, Corning, on Saturday. Mrs. Mallory leaves two daughters, Martha and Harriet, and a son, Frederick,also a step-son,
P. Judson Mallory.
Corning Journal - May 4, 1898
Marvin Olcott has received a telegram from Towanda, Pa., saying that the widow of his uncle, William M. Mallory, is dead.
The burial was in Hope Cemetery, Corning, on Saturday. Mrs. Mallory leaves two daughters, Martha and Harriet, and a son, Frederick,also a step-son,
P. Judson Mallory.
Marvin Olcott has received a telegram from Towanda, Pa., saying that the widow of his uncle, William M. Mallory, is dead.
The burial was in Hope Cemetery, Corning, on Saturday. Mrs. Mallory leaves two daughters, Martha and Harriet, and a son, Frederick,also a step-son,
P. Judson Mallory.
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