Adele Kenyon Boocock was the daughter of George Waterman Kenyon of Brooklyn prominent members of New York/Brooklyn society. Her engagement to Howard Boocock, a Yale graduate, was announced in October 1900 and they wed on April 16 1901.
Adele was shot by her husband in the music room of their home; 36 East Seventy Fourth Street, she was at the piano. Mr. Boocock , treasurer of the Astor Trust Company of New York then retired to the dining room were he shot himself.
Adele was shot by her husband in the music room of their home; 36 East Seventy Fourth Street, she was at the piano. Mr. Boocock , treasurer of the Astor Trust Company of New York then retired to the dining room were he shot himself.
Adele Kenyon Boocock was the daughter of George Waterman Kenyon of Brooklyn prominent members of New York/Brooklyn society. Her engagement to Howard Boocock, a Yale graduate, was announced in October 1900 and they wed on April 16 1901.
Adele was shot by her husband in the music room of their home; 36 East Seventy Fourth Street, she was at the piano. Mr. Boocock , treasurer of the Astor Trust Company of New York then retired to the dining room were he shot himself.
Adele was shot by her husband in the music room of their home; 36 East Seventy Fourth Street, she was at the piano. Mr. Boocock , treasurer of the Astor Trust Company of New York then retired to the dining room were he shot himself.
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