Syracuse (NY) Herald
Wednesday evening, September 1, 1920
Page 15, Column 1
MARCEL J. VERETTE DIES AT CANASTOTA
Marcel J. Versette, 76, of 105 Boyden street, this city, died Tuesday at the home of his son at Canastota, where he was making a visit. Mr. Verette was born in Canada, coming to Syracuse 43 years ago, where he worked as a carpenter. He is survived by three brothers, a sister, three sons, Millard and Henry of Syracuse and Alfred Verette of Canastota, and one daughter, Mrs. Norma Fignon. The body will be brought to this city for funeral and burial.
Wednesday evening, September 1, 1920
Page 15, Column 1
MARCEL J. VERETTE DIES AT CANASTOTA
Marcel J. Versette, 76, of 105 Boyden street, this city, died Tuesday at the home of his son at Canastota, where he was making a visit. Mr. Verette was born in Canada, coming to Syracuse 43 years ago, where he worked as a carpenter. He is survived by three brothers, a sister, three sons, Millard and Henry of Syracuse and Alfred Verette of Canastota, and one daughter, Mrs. Norma Fignon. The body will be brought to this city for funeral and burial.
Syracuse (NY) Herald
Wednesday evening, September 1, 1920
Page 15, Column 1
MARCEL J. VERETTE DIES AT CANASTOTA
Marcel J. Versette, 76, of 105 Boyden street, this city, died Tuesday at the home of his son at Canastota, where he was making a visit. Mr. Verette was born in Canada, coming to Syracuse 43 years ago, where he worked as a carpenter. He is survived by three brothers, a sister, three sons, Millard and Henry of Syracuse and Alfred Verette of Canastota, and one daughter, Mrs. Norma Fignon. The body will be brought to this city for funeral and burial.
Wednesday evening, September 1, 1920
Page 15, Column 1
MARCEL J. VERETTE DIES AT CANASTOTA
Marcel J. Versette, 76, of 105 Boyden street, this city, died Tuesday at the home of his son at Canastota, where he was making a visit. Mr. Verette was born in Canada, coming to Syracuse 43 years ago, where he worked as a carpenter. He is survived by three brothers, a sister, three sons, Millard and Henry of Syracuse and Alfred Verette of Canastota, and one daughter, Mrs. Norma Fignon. The body will be brought to this city for funeral and burial.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
