Kingston Freeman, September 9, 1921
Henry Boat, a native and lifelong resident of Ellenville, died Tuesday night at his home, East Canal street, after an illness of about three years, which had its origin from a stroke. He was a boatman in the days of the D. & H. canal and was also employed in boat building, afterward working upon the village streets. The deceased was in his sixty-fourth year and was the son of Leonard Boat and Mariah DeWitt, who come from Holland. He married Josephine Hendrickson, and one daughter besides the widow survives him, Mrs. R. M. Richardson, of Poughkeepsie. The funeral took place from his late home this morning at 10 o'clock, the service being in charge of the Rev. W. S. Maines of the Reformed Church.
Henry Boat, a native and lifelong resident of Ellenville, died Tuesday night at his home, East Canal street, after an illness of about three years, which had its origin from a stroke. He was a boatman in the days of the D. & H. canal and was also employed in boat building, afterward working upon the village streets. The deceased was in his sixty-fourth year and was the son of Leonard Boat and Mariah DeWitt, who come from Holland. He married Josephine Hendrickson, and one daughter besides the widow survives him, Mrs. R. M. Richardson, of Poughkeepsie. The funeral took place from his late home this morning at 10 o'clock, the service being in charge of the Rev. W. S. Maines of the Reformed Church.
Kingston Freeman, September 9, 1921
Henry Boat, a native and lifelong resident of Ellenville, died Tuesday night at his home, East Canal street, after an illness of about three years, which had its origin from a stroke. He was a boatman in the days of the D. & H. canal and was also employed in boat building, afterward working upon the village streets. The deceased was in his sixty-fourth year and was the son of Leonard Boat and Mariah DeWitt, who come from Holland. He married Josephine Hendrickson, and one daughter besides the widow survives him, Mrs. R. M. Richardson, of Poughkeepsie. The funeral took place from his late home this morning at 10 o'clock, the service being in charge of the Rev. W. S. Maines of the Reformed Church.
Henry Boat, a native and lifelong resident of Ellenville, died Tuesday night at his home, East Canal street, after an illness of about three years, which had its origin from a stroke. He was a boatman in the days of the D. & H. canal and was also employed in boat building, afterward working upon the village streets. The deceased was in his sixty-fourth year and was the son of Leonard Boat and Mariah DeWitt, who come from Holland. He married Josephine Hendrickson, and one daughter besides the widow survives him, Mrs. R. M. Richardson, of Poughkeepsie. The funeral took place from his late home this morning at 10 o'clock, the service being in charge of the Rev. W. S. Maines of the Reformed Church.
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