He & Emma had 2 daughters & 2 sons. He first worked for the railroad as a clerk, then a traveling salesman for Diamond Belt & Packing & New York Rubber Company. After Emma died in 1927, he moved to Carthage & married Emily Kitts Hall.
According to his grandson Frederic, he loved radios, Westerns and cars; he wore an elks-tooth necklace and chewed tobacco.
His obituary from the Watertown Times Standard gives his date of death as Sunday, Nov 25, 1928.
According to his grandson Frederic, he loved radios, Westerns and cars; he wore an elks-tooth necklace and chewed tobacco.
His obituary from the Watertown Times Standard gives his date of death as Sunday, Nov 25, 1928.
He & Emma had 2 daughters & 2 sons. He first worked for the railroad as a clerk, then a traveling salesman for Diamond Belt & Packing & New York Rubber Company. After Emma died in 1927, he moved to Carthage & married Emily Kitts Hall.
According to his grandson Frederic, he loved radios, Westerns and cars; he wore an elks-tooth necklace and chewed tobacco.
His obituary from the Watertown Times Standard gives his date of death as Sunday, Nov 25, 1928.
According to his grandson Frederic, he loved radios, Westerns and cars; he wore an elks-tooth necklace and chewed tobacco.
His obituary from the Watertown Times Standard gives his date of death as Sunday, Nov 25, 1928.
Gravesite Details
Stone appears engraved 1864 for birth but records & obituary state his birth as 10 April, 1863
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