FUNERAL OF F. E. AMADON
Highly Respected Resident Who Passed Away Sunday
Frank E. Amadon, was 70 years of age. He was a native of Pownal where he had passed the greater portion of his life.
Up to within late years Mr. Amadon was engaged in farming interests and at one time occupied the Conover farm here. He was also employed in the Grocery store in Troy a few years ago. Mr. Amadon was a man very much respected in the community where he resided.
The surviving relatives are the widow who was before married, Miss Eliza Greenslet, and four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Stockwell, Mrs. Simeon Crowser, and Mrs. J. Armstrong of this village, and Mrs. I. H. Sanburn, Simeon Crowser, and J. Armstrong.
The funeral was held his afternoon at 2 0'clock from his late home in Pownel, Rev. P. L. Dow of the Methodist Church officiating.
The interment was in the village cemetery.
The Bennington Evening Banner Bennington, VT· TueMay 02, 1911
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Francis E. Amadon in the Bennington, Vermont Cemetery Inscriptions
Name Francis E. Amadon
Gender M (Male)
Veteran F
Birth Date 15 yrs Nov yrs 1840 mos.
Death Date 30 yrs Apr yrs 1911 mos.
Relation H/O ELIZA A. (GREENSLET) AMADON
Comment 12155
Map 0107
CD G
Ct M
S U
L G
No Grave 2
FS F
Grave Exists T
Grave Existed on Date 1996
Carver T
Section 0C, Lot 0000
Transcriber LC
Cemetery Number BE011
Highly Respected Resident Who Passed Away Sunday
Frank E. Amadon, was 70 years of age. He was a native of Pownal where he had passed the greater portion of his life.
Up to within late years Mr. Amadon was engaged in farming interests and at one time occupied the Conover farm here. He was also employed in the Grocery store in Troy a few years ago. Mr. Amadon was a man very much respected in the community where he resided.
The surviving relatives are the widow who was before married, Miss Eliza Greenslet, and four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Stockwell, Mrs. Simeon Crowser, and Mrs. J. Armstrong of this village, and Mrs. I. H. Sanburn, Simeon Crowser, and J. Armstrong.
The funeral was held his afternoon at 2 0'clock from his late home in Pownel, Rev. P. L. Dow of the Methodist Church officiating.
The interment was in the village cemetery.
The Bennington Evening Banner Bennington, VT· TueMay 02, 1911
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Francis E. Amadon in the Bennington, Vermont Cemetery Inscriptions
Name Francis E. Amadon
Gender M (Male)
Veteran F
Birth Date 15 yrs Nov yrs 1840 mos.
Death Date 30 yrs Apr yrs 1911 mos.
Relation H/O ELIZA A. (GREENSLET) AMADON
Comment 12155
Map 0107
CD G
Ct M
S U
L G
No Grave 2
FS F
Grave Exists T
Grave Existed on Date 1996
Carver T
Section 0C, Lot 0000
Transcriber LC
Cemetery Number BE011
FUNERAL OF F. E. AMADON
Highly Respected Resident Who Passed Away Sunday
Frank E. Amadon, was 70 years of age. He was a native of Pownal where he had passed the greater portion of his life.
Up to within late years Mr. Amadon was engaged in farming interests and at one time occupied the Conover farm here. He was also employed in the Grocery store in Troy a few years ago. Mr. Amadon was a man very much respected in the community where he resided.
The surviving relatives are the widow who was before married, Miss Eliza Greenslet, and four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Stockwell, Mrs. Simeon Crowser, and Mrs. J. Armstrong of this village, and Mrs. I. H. Sanburn, Simeon Crowser, and J. Armstrong.
The funeral was held his afternoon at 2 0'clock from his late home in Pownel, Rev. P. L. Dow of the Methodist Church officiating.
The interment was in the village cemetery.
The Bennington Evening Banner Bennington, VT· TueMay 02, 1911
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Francis E. Amadon in the Bennington, Vermont Cemetery Inscriptions
Name Francis E. Amadon
Gender M (Male)
Veteran F
Birth Date 15 yrs Nov yrs 1840 mos.
Death Date 30 yrs Apr yrs 1911 mos.
Relation H/O ELIZA A. (GREENSLET) AMADON
Comment 12155
Map 0107
CD G
Ct M
S U
L G
No Grave 2
FS F
Grave Exists T
Grave Existed on Date 1996
Carver T
Section 0C, Lot 0000
Transcriber LC
Cemetery Number BE011
Highly Respected Resident Who Passed Away Sunday
Frank E. Amadon, was 70 years of age. He was a native of Pownal where he had passed the greater portion of his life.
Up to within late years Mr. Amadon was engaged in farming interests and at one time occupied the Conover farm here. He was also employed in the Grocery store in Troy a few years ago. Mr. Amadon was a man very much respected in the community where he resided.
The surviving relatives are the widow who was before married, Miss Eliza Greenslet, and four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Stockwell, Mrs. Simeon Crowser, and Mrs. J. Armstrong of this village, and Mrs. I. H. Sanburn, Simeon Crowser, and J. Armstrong.
The funeral was held his afternoon at 2 0'clock from his late home in Pownel, Rev. P. L. Dow of the Methodist Church officiating.
The interment was in the village cemetery.
The Bennington Evening Banner Bennington, VT· TueMay 02, 1911
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Francis E. Amadon in the Bennington, Vermont Cemetery Inscriptions
Name Francis E. Amadon
Gender M (Male)
Veteran F
Birth Date 15 yrs Nov yrs 1840 mos.
Death Date 30 yrs Apr yrs 1911 mos.
Relation H/O ELIZA A. (GREENSLET) AMADON
Comment 12155
Map 0107
CD G
Ct M
S U
L G
No Grave 2
FS F
Grave Exists T
Grave Existed on Date 1996
Carver T
Section 0C, Lot 0000
Transcriber LC
Cemetery Number BE011
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