Charles LaSha, father of Miss Margaret LaSha of Alexandria Bay, died Wednesday night at his home, 107 Mary street following an illness of two years, although he had not been confined to bed until last Thursday. On the North Side of this city he was prominently known. He had lived in that section for the past 34 years, coming to Syracuse from Montreal, Que. He leaves a wife, one son, three other daughters, one being Miss Cora LaSha, teacher in Franklin school, this city. Interment took place this morning in Assumption cemetery.
Published in the Watertown (New York) Daily Times, Oct. 30, 1914
Published in the Watertown (New York) Daily Times, Oct. 30, 1914
Charles LaSha, father of Miss Margaret LaSha of Alexandria Bay, died Wednesday night at his home, 107 Mary street following an illness of two years, although he had not been confined to bed until last Thursday. On the North Side of this city he was prominently known. He had lived in that section for the past 34 years, coming to Syracuse from Montreal, Que. He leaves a wife, one son, three other daughters, one being Miss Cora LaSha, teacher in Franklin school, this city. Interment took place this morning in Assumption cemetery.
Published in the Watertown (New York) Daily Times, Oct. 30, 1914
Published in the Watertown (New York) Daily Times, Oct. 30, 1914
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