Showing posts with label 1873-1923. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1873-1923. Show all posts

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Gregory, Ida M. (Barton) 1873-1923 Garrattsville Obituary

Gregory, Ida M. (Barton) 1873-1923 Garrattsville Obituary

Mrs. G. Adrian Gregory

Ida M. Barton, wife of G. Adrian Gregory, died at her home here November 24th. She had been in poor health for some time but had not been confined to her bed until the Tuesday before her death.
For the past fifteen years they had been in the Mohawk Valley teaching. They returned here about July 1st.
She was born at Coventry 50 years ago. She leaves a husband G. Adrian Gregory, one son George A. Gregory of Racine, Wisconsin, one daughter Mrs. Clark Suits of Cramer's Corners, father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Barton of this place, three brothers, A. W. Barton of this place, Roy of Hartwick and Perry of Morris, two sisters, Mrs. Ray Card of Gilbertsville and Mrs. Zelora Galusha of Canajoharie, one half sister Flora Marble of Mt. Vision and one half brother F. A. Cooper of Owego. The funeral which was private was held Tuesday, the Rev. Don Henshaw officiating with burial in the Butternut Valley Cemetery.

Monday, April 16, 2012

Duroe, Elias Addison 1873-1923 New Berlin, NY Obituary


Duroe, Elias Addison 1873-1923

ADDISON DUROE DEAD 1873--1923
Passed Away at a Hospital in New York

Frank Duroe received a telegram Thursday evening informing him that his brother Addison Duroe had Passed away at a hospital in New York that afternoon, from the effects of an operation which he had undergone five days previous.
Mr. Duroe was second son of Mr. and Mrs. Collingwood Duroe of New Berlin, and was born October 2, 1873 in the town of Morris, on the farm now owned by William Harris, and known as the Lull place.
He was a young man of exemplary character, well thought of by all and since the death of his father he has had charge of the home farm, and his death is indeed a sad blow to his aged mother, who had so depended on him since the death of his father.
He never married.
Besides his mother, he is survived by two brothers, Laverne of New York, Frank of New Lisbon, and three sisters, Eliza and Jane Duroe residing at home and Ruth Duroe of New Lisbon.
The funeral was held at the family home near New Berlin Monday afternoon. Burial was at Norwich.
His two brothers, Laverne and Frank Duroe and two cousins, J. Ernst Thurston and Andrew Carleton of New Lisbon acted as bearers.
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Family History Addendum: Elias Addison is buried at the Norwich Quarter cemetery on Rt. 23 east of Norwich.
His parents are buried at the same cemetery. Mary Ann Thurston Duroe 1847--1928 and Rodney Collingwood Duroe 1847-after 1910 as he appears on the 1910 census.