Armand H. Sicard was the son of Armand M. and Helen Harding Sicard.
He died of a heart attack in 1968, at the age of 38
He shares his burial with his parents and grandparents in a mausolem in Butler Cemetery.
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From Tombstone Trail brochure:
The Sicard and Harding Mausoleum
Armand H. Sicard (1929-1968): West Side Top
Armand M.Sicard (born 1900): West Side Middle
Helen H. Sicard (born 1902): West Side Bottom
Lyston C. Harding (July 22, 1873-Oct 22, 1954): Top
Dessie K. Harding (1874-1919): Back Bottom
Dessa was born in 1874 to Timothy and Eliza Jane Knisely.
In 1898, she married Lyston Harding. For four years,
Dessa was very sick, and despite the consultation of skilled
medics at home and in other cities, she died in 1919 at Flower
Hospital, in Toledo Ohio.
Lyston Clare Harding was born in 1873, the son of William and Mary Andrews Harding, and he died in 1954 due to complications of surgery. He was the president of the Knisely National Bank. At one point, he was also the president of the Butler Company, which made
many items, including windmills, bicycles, buggies and even an
airplane.
Helen was the daughter of Lyston and Dessie and
was married to Armand Sicard. They are all here in this
beautiful mausoleum.
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http://www.kpcnews.net/special-sections/cruising3/cruising11.html
This is a link to a really interesting newspaper article about the Butler Company which 4 generations of the Harding/Knisely/Sicard family owned and ran.
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He died of a heart attack in 1968, at the age of 38
He shares his burial with his parents and grandparents in a mausolem in Butler Cemetery.
************************
From Tombstone Trail brochure:
The Sicard and Harding Mausoleum
Armand H. Sicard (1929-1968): West Side Top
Armand M.Sicard (born 1900): West Side Middle
Helen H. Sicard (born 1902): West Side Bottom
Lyston C. Harding (July 22, 1873-Oct 22, 1954): Top
Dessie K. Harding (1874-1919): Back Bottom
Dessa was born in 1874 to Timothy and Eliza Jane Knisely.
In 1898, she married Lyston Harding. For four years,
Dessa was very sick, and despite the consultation of skilled
medics at home and in other cities, she died in 1919 at Flower
Hospital, in Toledo Ohio.
Lyston Clare Harding was born in 1873, the son of William and Mary Andrews Harding, and he died in 1954 due to complications of surgery. He was the president of the Knisely National Bank. At one point, he was also the president of the Butler Company, which made
many items, including windmills, bicycles, buggies and even an
airplane.
Helen was the daughter of Lyston and Dessie and
was married to Armand Sicard. They are all here in this
beautiful mausoleum.
********************************************
http://www.kpcnews.net/special-sections/cruising3/cruising11.html
This is a link to a really interesting newspaper article about the Butler Company which 4 generations of the Harding/Knisely/Sicard family owned and ran.
*********************************************
Armand H. Sicard was the son of Armand M. and Helen Harding Sicard.
He died of a heart attack in 1968, at the age of 38
He shares his burial with his parents and grandparents in a mausolem in Butler Cemetery.
************************
From Tombstone Trail brochure:
The Sicard and Harding Mausoleum
Armand H. Sicard (1929-1968): West Side Top
Armand M.Sicard (born 1900): West Side Middle
Helen H. Sicard (born 1902): West Side Bottom
Lyston C. Harding (July 22, 1873-Oct 22, 1954): Top
Dessie K. Harding (1874-1919): Back Bottom
Dessa was born in 1874 to Timothy and Eliza Jane Knisely.
In 1898, she married Lyston Harding. For four years,
Dessa was very sick, and despite the consultation of skilled
medics at home and in other cities, she died in 1919 at Flower
Hospital, in Toledo Ohio.
Lyston Clare Harding was born in 1873, the son of William and Mary Andrews Harding, and he died in 1954 due to complications of surgery. He was the president of the Knisely National Bank. At one point, he was also the president of the Butler Company, which made
many items, including windmills, bicycles, buggies and even an
airplane.
Helen was the daughter of Lyston and Dessie and
was married to Armand Sicard. They are all here in this
beautiful mausoleum.
********************************************
http://www.kpcnews.net/special-sections/cruising3/cruising11.html
This is a link to a really interesting newspaper article about the Butler Company which 4 generations of the Harding/Knisely/Sicard family owned and ran.
*********************************************
He died of a heart attack in 1968, at the age of 38
He shares his burial with his parents and grandparents in a mausolem in Butler Cemetery.
************************
From Tombstone Trail brochure:
The Sicard and Harding Mausoleum
Armand H. Sicard (1929-1968): West Side Top
Armand M.Sicard (born 1900): West Side Middle
Helen H. Sicard (born 1902): West Side Bottom
Lyston C. Harding (July 22, 1873-Oct 22, 1954): Top
Dessie K. Harding (1874-1919): Back Bottom
Dessa was born in 1874 to Timothy and Eliza Jane Knisely.
In 1898, she married Lyston Harding. For four years,
Dessa was very sick, and despite the consultation of skilled
medics at home and in other cities, she died in 1919 at Flower
Hospital, in Toledo Ohio.
Lyston Clare Harding was born in 1873, the son of William and Mary Andrews Harding, and he died in 1954 due to complications of surgery. He was the president of the Knisely National Bank. At one point, he was also the president of the Butler Company, which made
many items, including windmills, bicycles, buggies and even an
airplane.
Helen was the daughter of Lyston and Dessie and
was married to Armand Sicard. They are all here in this
beautiful mausoleum.
********************************************
http://www.kpcnews.net/special-sections/cruising3/cruising11.html
This is a link to a really interesting newspaper article about the Butler Company which 4 generations of the Harding/Knisely/Sicard family owned and ran.
*********************************************
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