William S Cockburn
Born 1846
in Kingston NY
To Luke K Cockburn and Maria Cockburn
Married Alice Birdsey
Died sept 9 1928 Hanover Center Ae81
Kept a General Store.
three sons.
William Cockburn dies at Hanover Center
Farmer dies of Pneumonia
William Cockburn in his 82 year keeper of the general store
in Hanover center for many years. He had lived in Hanover center since 1854. He is survived by his wife and three sons Henry Clarence and Donald and his brother Edward Cockburn.
He and his wife survived a gas explosion in his store.
He had a display of worden Grapes at the Pan american expo.
Born 1846
in Kingston NY
To Luke K Cockburn and Maria Cockburn
Married Alice Birdsey
Died sept 9 1928 Hanover Center Ae81
Kept a General Store.
three sons.
William Cockburn dies at Hanover Center
Farmer dies of Pneumonia
William Cockburn in his 82 year keeper of the general store
in Hanover center for many years. He had lived in Hanover center since 1854. He is survived by his wife and three sons Henry Clarence and Donald and his brother Edward Cockburn.
He and his wife survived a gas explosion in his store.
He had a display of worden Grapes at the Pan american expo.
William S Cockburn
Born 1846
in Kingston NY
To Luke K Cockburn and Maria Cockburn
Married Alice Birdsey
Died sept 9 1928 Hanover Center Ae81
Kept a General Store.
three sons.
William Cockburn dies at Hanover Center
Farmer dies of Pneumonia
William Cockburn in his 82 year keeper of the general store
in Hanover center for many years. He had lived in Hanover center since 1854. He is survived by his wife and three sons Henry Clarence and Donald and his brother Edward Cockburn.
He and his wife survived a gas explosion in his store.
He had a display of worden Grapes at the Pan american expo.
Born 1846
in Kingston NY
To Luke K Cockburn and Maria Cockburn
Married Alice Birdsey
Died sept 9 1928 Hanover Center Ae81
Kept a General Store.
three sons.
William Cockburn dies at Hanover Center
Farmer dies of Pneumonia
William Cockburn in his 82 year keeper of the general store
in Hanover center for many years. He had lived in Hanover center since 1854. He is survived by his wife and three sons Henry Clarence and Donald and his brother Edward Cockburn.
He and his wife survived a gas explosion in his store.
He had a display of worden Grapes at the Pan american expo.
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