New London, Dec 29 — Marion Totten, aged about 80, died at his home between here and Churchville shortly after noon today. He had been ill of pneumonia since Monday.
He was born at Wood Creek where he was a farmer until his retirement about 15 years ago when he came here. He was well known and enjoyed a large circle of friends. He attended the M. E. Church.
Surviving besides his widow, who was formerly Mrs. Pauline Seigel Briggs, are a son Harold Totten at home; and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Senn and Mrs. Nettle Fargo both of this place.
Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Saturday Evening, December 29, 1934
He was born at Wood Creek where he was a farmer until his retirement about 15 years ago when he came here. He was well known and enjoyed a large circle of friends. He attended the M. E. Church.
Surviving besides his widow, who was formerly Mrs. Pauline Seigel Briggs, are a son Harold Totten at home; and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Senn and Mrs. Nettle Fargo both of this place.
Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Saturday Evening, December 29, 1934
New London, Dec 29 — Marion Totten, aged about 80, died at his home between here and Churchville shortly after noon today. He had been ill of pneumonia since Monday.
He was born at Wood Creek where he was a farmer until his retirement about 15 years ago when he came here. He was well known and enjoyed a large circle of friends. He attended the M. E. Church.
Surviving besides his widow, who was formerly Mrs. Pauline Seigel Briggs, are a son Harold Totten at home; and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Senn and Mrs. Nettle Fargo both of this place.
Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Saturday Evening, December 29, 1934
He was born at Wood Creek where he was a farmer until his retirement about 15 years ago when he came here. He was well known and enjoyed a large circle of friends. He attended the M. E. Church.
Surviving besides his widow, who was formerly Mrs. Pauline Seigel Briggs, are a son Harold Totten at home; and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Anna Senn and Mrs. Nettle Fargo both of this place.
Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Saturday Evening, December 29, 1934
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