Marvin married twice.
He married Lillian Blance Littlehale on Feb. 18, 1882. They had at least three children.
His second married was with Anna Augusta Lange, on Aug. 15, 1917.
"Marvin L. Savory died at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, March 6, 1928, at the home of his son Ervlng Savory, of Chambers. Although Mr. Savory had been in ill health for years he had been confined to his bed only three days with an illness of complication of diseases. In the same house In which he died, Mr. Savory was born April 30, 1850, the son of Sarah Kaufman and Washington Savory. Mr. Savory had not always lived in the old homestead although he had spent his entire life in that vicinity. A keen sense of humor and optimistic viewpoint were traits which enlivened Mr. Savory's life and made visiting with him a great pleasure. His many friends found his companionship enjoyable and his upright life gained their highest esteem. Three sons survive his death, Erving, at whose home he died, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover Savory, of Buffalo. Mrs. Savory's death occurred some time ago." (March 7, 1928, The Evening Leader of Cornell, NY)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory, who died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his son, Erving Savory, of Chambers, will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home of his son, Erving Savory, and at 3 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Chambers. The Rev. Mr. Hayes, pastor will officiate. Interment will be in Beaver Dams Cemetery. Besides the son, Ervlng, Mr. Savory leaves two other sons, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover, of Buffalo; and three sisters, Mrs. A. Meade, Mrs. Frank Place and Mrs. Delia McPhee, all of Buffalo." (March 8, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Chambers. The Rev. Hayes, pastor, officiated. Interment was in Beaver Dams cemetery. The bearers were: George Hamilton, William Phillips, Clarence Smith and Judson Kaufman." (March 12, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"Had His Sister Arrested - Marvin L. Savory, of Chambers, last week caused the arrest of his sister, Mrs. Adra O. Mead, of the same place, on a charge of obtaining $200 under false pretences by selling him as unencumbered some property on which there was a chattel mortgage. The defendant was held under $200 bail for the grand jury's action." (Oct. 5, 1905, The Watkins Democrat of NY)
He married Lillian Blance Littlehale on Feb. 18, 1882. They had at least three children.
His second married was with Anna Augusta Lange, on Aug. 15, 1917.
"Marvin L. Savory died at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, March 6, 1928, at the home of his son Ervlng Savory, of Chambers. Although Mr. Savory had been in ill health for years he had been confined to his bed only three days with an illness of complication of diseases. In the same house In which he died, Mr. Savory was born April 30, 1850, the son of Sarah Kaufman and Washington Savory. Mr. Savory had not always lived in the old homestead although he had spent his entire life in that vicinity. A keen sense of humor and optimistic viewpoint were traits which enlivened Mr. Savory's life and made visiting with him a great pleasure. His many friends found his companionship enjoyable and his upright life gained their highest esteem. Three sons survive his death, Erving, at whose home he died, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover Savory, of Buffalo. Mrs. Savory's death occurred some time ago." (March 7, 1928, The Evening Leader of Cornell, NY)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory, who died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his son, Erving Savory, of Chambers, will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home of his son, Erving Savory, and at 3 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Chambers. The Rev. Mr. Hayes, pastor will officiate. Interment will be in Beaver Dams Cemetery. Besides the son, Ervlng, Mr. Savory leaves two other sons, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover, of Buffalo; and three sisters, Mrs. A. Meade, Mrs. Frank Place and Mrs. Delia McPhee, all of Buffalo." (March 8, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Chambers. The Rev. Hayes, pastor, officiated. Interment was in Beaver Dams cemetery. The bearers were: George Hamilton, William Phillips, Clarence Smith and Judson Kaufman." (March 12, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"Had His Sister Arrested - Marvin L. Savory, of Chambers, last week caused the arrest of his sister, Mrs. Adra O. Mead, of the same place, on a charge of obtaining $200 under false pretences by selling him as unencumbered some property on which there was a chattel mortgage. The defendant was held under $200 bail for the grand jury's action." (Oct. 5, 1905, The Watkins Democrat of NY)
Marvin married twice.
He married Lillian Blance Littlehale on Feb. 18, 1882. They had at least three children.
His second married was with Anna Augusta Lange, on Aug. 15, 1917.
"Marvin L. Savory died at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, March 6, 1928, at the home of his son Ervlng Savory, of Chambers. Although Mr. Savory had been in ill health for years he had been confined to his bed only three days with an illness of complication of diseases. In the same house In which he died, Mr. Savory was born April 30, 1850, the son of Sarah Kaufman and Washington Savory. Mr. Savory had not always lived in the old homestead although he had spent his entire life in that vicinity. A keen sense of humor and optimistic viewpoint were traits which enlivened Mr. Savory's life and made visiting with him a great pleasure. His many friends found his companionship enjoyable and his upright life gained their highest esteem. Three sons survive his death, Erving, at whose home he died, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover Savory, of Buffalo. Mrs. Savory's death occurred some time ago." (March 7, 1928, The Evening Leader of Cornell, NY)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory, who died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his son, Erving Savory, of Chambers, will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home of his son, Erving Savory, and at 3 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Chambers. The Rev. Mr. Hayes, pastor will officiate. Interment will be in Beaver Dams Cemetery. Besides the son, Ervlng, Mr. Savory leaves two other sons, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover, of Buffalo; and three sisters, Mrs. A. Meade, Mrs. Frank Place and Mrs. Delia McPhee, all of Buffalo." (March 8, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Chambers. The Rev. Hayes, pastor, officiated. Interment was in Beaver Dams cemetery. The bearers were: George Hamilton, William Phillips, Clarence Smith and Judson Kaufman." (March 12, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"Had His Sister Arrested - Marvin L. Savory, of Chambers, last week caused the arrest of his sister, Mrs. Adra O. Mead, of the same place, on a charge of obtaining $200 under false pretences by selling him as unencumbered some property on which there was a chattel mortgage. The defendant was held under $200 bail for the grand jury's action." (Oct. 5, 1905, The Watkins Democrat of NY)
He married Lillian Blance Littlehale on Feb. 18, 1882. They had at least three children.
His second married was with Anna Augusta Lange, on Aug. 15, 1917.
"Marvin L. Savory died at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, March 6, 1928, at the home of his son Ervlng Savory, of Chambers. Although Mr. Savory had been in ill health for years he had been confined to his bed only three days with an illness of complication of diseases. In the same house In which he died, Mr. Savory was born April 30, 1850, the son of Sarah Kaufman and Washington Savory. Mr. Savory had not always lived in the old homestead although he had spent his entire life in that vicinity. A keen sense of humor and optimistic viewpoint were traits which enlivened Mr. Savory's life and made visiting with him a great pleasure. His many friends found his companionship enjoyable and his upright life gained their highest esteem. Three sons survive his death, Erving, at whose home he died, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover Savory, of Buffalo. Mrs. Savory's death occurred some time ago." (March 7, 1928, The Evening Leader of Cornell, NY)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory, who died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his son, Erving Savory, of Chambers, will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home of his son, Erving Savory, and at 3 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Chambers. The Rev. Mr. Hayes, pastor will officiate. Interment will be in Beaver Dams Cemetery. Besides the son, Ervlng, Mr. Savory leaves two other sons, John, of Toledo, Ohio, and Grover, of Buffalo; and three sisters, Mrs. A. Meade, Mrs. Frank Place and Mrs. Delia McPhee, all of Buffalo." (March 8, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"The funeral of Marvin L. Savory was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Chambers. The Rev. Hayes, pastor, officiated. Interment was in Beaver Dams cemetery. The bearers were: George Hamilton, William Phillips, Clarence Smith and Judson Kaufman." (March 12, 1928, The Cornell Evening Leader)
"Had His Sister Arrested - Marvin L. Savory, of Chambers, last week caused the arrest of his sister, Mrs. Adra O. Mead, of the same place, on a charge of obtaining $200 under false pretences by selling him as unencumbered some property on which there was a chattel mortgage. The defendant was held under $200 bail for the grand jury's action." (Oct. 5, 1905, The Watkins Democrat of NY)
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