John Aloan
REDFIELD, Jan 28—Funeral services for John Aloan, 77, of Redfield who died in Utica Monday, were held at the Redfield Episcopal church Thursday, Mr. Aloan's death followed a long illness.
He was born in New York city, son of John and Elisabeth Robertson Aloan, but came with his parents to Redfield when an infant. His father served in the navy during the Civil War. He had lived here with his brother, Wilson, who died about five years ago, and had employed as janitor of Redfield Union high school. He is survived by two brothers, Robertson and Daniel, both of Redfield.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladium, Jan. 28 1932
REDFIELD, Jan 28—Funeral services for John Aloan, 77, of Redfield who died in Utica Monday, were held at the Redfield Episcopal church Thursday, Mr. Aloan's death followed a long illness.
He was born in New York city, son of John and Elisabeth Robertson Aloan, but came with his parents to Redfield when an infant. His father served in the navy during the Civil War. He had lived here with his brother, Wilson, who died about five years ago, and had employed as janitor of Redfield Union high school. He is survived by two brothers, Robertson and Daniel, both of Redfield.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladium, Jan. 28 1932
John Aloan
REDFIELD, Jan 28—Funeral services for John Aloan, 77, of Redfield who died in Utica Monday, were held at the Redfield Episcopal church Thursday, Mr. Aloan's death followed a long illness.
He was born in New York city, son of John and Elisabeth Robertson Aloan, but came with his parents to Redfield when an infant. His father served in the navy during the Civil War. He had lived here with his brother, Wilson, who died about five years ago, and had employed as janitor of Redfield Union high school. He is survived by two brothers, Robertson and Daniel, both of Redfield.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladium, Jan. 28 1932
REDFIELD, Jan 28—Funeral services for John Aloan, 77, of Redfield who died in Utica Monday, were held at the Redfield Episcopal church Thursday, Mr. Aloan's death followed a long illness.
He was born in New York city, son of John and Elisabeth Robertson Aloan, but came with his parents to Redfield when an infant. His father served in the navy during the Civil War. He had lived here with his brother, Wilson, who died about five years ago, and had employed as janitor of Redfield Union high school. He is survived by two brothers, Robertson and Daniel, both of Redfield.
Source: Oswego Daily Palladium, Jan. 28 1932
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