Albert Hennessy
WEISER— Albert Hennessy, 80, died Monday evening in a local rest home.
Mr. Hennessy was born Dec. 28, 1875, in New York state. His only known survivor is a niece, Mrs. Guy H. Herbert, Pioche, Nev. The Northam-Jones chapel will announce services.
Al Hennesy was a bigger-than-life pioneer in the Yellow Pine area of Valley County, Idaho. He homesteaded, he built roads & he mined. He was the original discoverer of Stibnite.
WEISER— Albert Hennessy, 80, died Monday evening in a local rest home.
Mr. Hennessy was born Dec. 28, 1875, in New York state. His only known survivor is a niece, Mrs. Guy H. Herbert, Pioche, Nev. The Northam-Jones chapel will announce services.
Al Hennesy was a bigger-than-life pioneer in the Yellow Pine area of Valley County, Idaho. He homesteaded, he built roads & he mined. He was the original discoverer of Stibnite.
Albert Hennessy
WEISER— Albert Hennessy, 80, died Monday evening in a local rest home.
Mr. Hennessy was born Dec. 28, 1875, in New York state. His only known survivor is a niece, Mrs. Guy H. Herbert, Pioche, Nev. The Northam-Jones chapel will announce services.
Al Hennesy was a bigger-than-life pioneer in the Yellow Pine area of Valley County, Idaho. He homesteaded, he built roads & he mined. He was the original discoverer of Stibnite.
WEISER— Albert Hennessy, 80, died Monday evening in a local rest home.
Mr. Hennessy was born Dec. 28, 1875, in New York state. His only known survivor is a niece, Mrs. Guy H. Herbert, Pioche, Nev. The Northam-Jones chapel will announce services.
Al Hennesy was a bigger-than-life pioneer in the Yellow Pine area of Valley County, Idaho. He homesteaded, he built roads & he mined. He was the original discoverer of Stibnite.
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