Died at his home, 318 Oneida Street, July 30th, John T. Connelly. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Agnes Connelly; three daughters, Miss Elizabeth M. Connelly, Miss Therese A. Connelly, and Miss Rita A. Connelly, all of this city; one sister, Mrs. John Macksey, and one brother, James Connelly, both of Syracuse. The deceased had been employed of late years as a watchman in the Woolen Mills. Before that for many years he was a gunsmith employed at the Hunter Arms plant. He had been in ill health for several months.
Published in THE FULTON PATRIOT
Thursday, August 01, 1935
Published in THE FULTON PATRIOT
Thursday, August 01, 1935
Died at his home, 318 Oneida Street, July 30th, John T. Connelly. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Agnes Connelly; three daughters, Miss Elizabeth M. Connelly, Miss Therese A. Connelly, and Miss Rita A. Connelly, all of this city; one sister, Mrs. John Macksey, and one brother, James Connelly, both of Syracuse. The deceased had been employed of late years as a watchman in the Woolen Mills. Before that for many years he was a gunsmith employed at the Hunter Arms plant. He had been in ill health for several months.
Published in THE FULTON PATRIOT
Thursday, August 01, 1935
Published in THE FULTON PATRIOT
Thursday, August 01, 1935
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