Dec 3 1964 Fort Coviington Sun
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise I. LaFrance, 80, wife of Noah LaFrance, Rooseveltown, were held Sunday at 2:30 at the Hogansburg Methodist church with Rev. Leonard Owen, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery in Hogansburg. Mrs. LaFrance died Thursday November 26, at her home after an illness of one year. Her body was in repose at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jacob Day, Rooseveltown. Surviving besides her daughter are another daughter, Mrs. Alvia Upell, Syracuse; three sons, Benjamin, Newton, Theodore, all of Rooseveltown, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. LaFrance was born in St. Regis February 22, 1884, a daughter of Mitchell and Mary Bero Isaac and attended schools in Philadelphia, Pa. She was married to the late Noah LaFrance in July, 1904. He died December 14, 1955. Mrs. LaFrance was a member of the Hogansburg Methodist church
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise I. LaFrance, 80, wife of Noah LaFrance, Rooseveltown, were held Sunday at 2:30 at the Hogansburg Methodist church with Rev. Leonard Owen, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery in Hogansburg. Mrs. LaFrance died Thursday November 26, at her home after an illness of one year. Her body was in repose at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jacob Day, Rooseveltown. Surviving besides her daughter are another daughter, Mrs. Alvia Upell, Syracuse; three sons, Benjamin, Newton, Theodore, all of Rooseveltown, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. LaFrance was born in St. Regis February 22, 1884, a daughter of Mitchell and Mary Bero Isaac and attended schools in Philadelphia, Pa. She was married to the late Noah LaFrance in July, 1904. He died December 14, 1955. Mrs. LaFrance was a member of the Hogansburg Methodist church
Dec 3 1964 Fort Coviington Sun
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise I. LaFrance, 80, wife of Noah LaFrance, Rooseveltown, were held Sunday at 2:30 at the Hogansburg Methodist church with Rev. Leonard Owen, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery in Hogansburg. Mrs. LaFrance died Thursday November 26, at her home after an illness of one year. Her body was in repose at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jacob Day, Rooseveltown. Surviving besides her daughter are another daughter, Mrs. Alvia Upell, Syracuse; three sons, Benjamin, Newton, Theodore, all of Rooseveltown, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. LaFrance was born in St. Regis February 22, 1884, a daughter of Mitchell and Mary Bero Isaac and attended schools in Philadelphia, Pa. She was married to the late Noah LaFrance in July, 1904. He died December 14, 1955. Mrs. LaFrance was a member of the Hogansburg Methodist church
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise I. LaFrance, 80, wife of Noah LaFrance, Rooseveltown, were held Sunday at 2:30 at the Hogansburg Methodist church with Rev. Leonard Owen, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery in Hogansburg. Mrs. LaFrance died Thursday November 26, at her home after an illness of one year. Her body was in repose at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jacob Day, Rooseveltown. Surviving besides her daughter are another daughter, Mrs. Alvia Upell, Syracuse; three sons, Benjamin, Newton, Theodore, all of Rooseveltown, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. LaFrance was born in St. Regis February 22, 1884, a daughter of Mitchell and Mary Bero Isaac and attended schools in Philadelphia, Pa. She was married to the late Noah LaFrance in July, 1904. He died December 14, 1955. Mrs. LaFrance was a member of the Hogansburg Methodist church
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