Phillip Fee, one of Denver's oldest citizens, died Saturday [May 7, 1927] in his home, 3722 Tejon street, after a short illness, of complications incident to old age. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Fee was born in Ireland in 1842, and was brought to America by his parents when a boy of 4. He came to Denver thirty-five years ago. For many years he operated a large farm.
His widow, Mary Fee, and seven children survive. They are: Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. William Dee, Mrs. I. E. Cayou, Mrs. B.W. Pond, James, Charles and John Fee, all of Denver.
Funeral arrangements are in charge of George P. Hackethal. The time has not been set.
(The Denver Post, Denver, CO, May 8, 1927)
Provided courtesy of Find A Grave member Mary Sicard.
Mr. Fee was born in Ireland in 1842, and was brought to America by his parents when a boy of 4. He came to Denver thirty-five years ago. For many years he operated a large farm.
His widow, Mary Fee, and seven children survive. They are: Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. William Dee, Mrs. I. E. Cayou, Mrs. B.W. Pond, James, Charles and John Fee, all of Denver.
Funeral arrangements are in charge of George P. Hackethal. The time has not been set.
(The Denver Post, Denver, CO, May 8, 1927)
Provided courtesy of Find A Grave member Mary Sicard.
Phillip Fee, one of Denver's oldest citizens, died Saturday [May 7, 1927] in his home, 3722 Tejon street, after a short illness, of complications incident to old age. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Fee was born in Ireland in 1842, and was brought to America by his parents when a boy of 4. He came to Denver thirty-five years ago. For many years he operated a large farm.
His widow, Mary Fee, and seven children survive. They are: Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. William Dee, Mrs. I. E. Cayou, Mrs. B.W. Pond, James, Charles and John Fee, all of Denver.
Funeral arrangements are in charge of George P. Hackethal. The time has not been set.
(The Denver Post, Denver, CO, May 8, 1927)
Provided courtesy of Find A Grave member Mary Sicard.
Mr. Fee was born in Ireland in 1842, and was brought to America by his parents when a boy of 4. He came to Denver thirty-five years ago. For many years he operated a large farm.
His widow, Mary Fee, and seven children survive. They are: Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. William Dee, Mrs. I. E. Cayou, Mrs. B.W. Pond, James, Charles and John Fee, all of Denver.
Funeral arrangements are in charge of George P. Hackethal. The time has not been set.
(The Denver Post, Denver, CO, May 8, 1927)
Provided courtesy of Find A Grave member Mary Sicard.
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