Harold A. Agnew, a native of Superior, Wisconsin, died suddenly Wednesday at his home, 163-54 23d Ave, Flushing, at the age of 55. He entered the employ of the United Fruit Company in 1912 in its New Orleans division.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Agnew, and two children, Harold and Jane, and a sister, Frances Hallett.
Burial will be in the Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.
For the full obituary, see
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
21 Feb 1947, Fri, Page 7
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Agnew, and two children, Harold and Jane, and a sister, Frances Hallett.
Burial will be in the Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.
For the full obituary, see
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
21 Feb 1947, Fri, Page 7
Harold A. Agnew, a native of Superior, Wisconsin, died suddenly Wednesday at his home, 163-54 23d Ave, Flushing, at the age of 55. He entered the employ of the United Fruit Company in 1912 in its New Orleans division.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Agnew, and two children, Harold and Jane, and a sister, Frances Hallett.
Burial will be in the Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.
For the full obituary, see
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
21 Feb 1947, Fri, Page 7
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Agnew, and two children, Harold and Jane, and a sister, Frances Hallett.
Burial will be in the Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.
For the full obituary, see
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
21 Feb 1947, Fri, Page 7
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