Stanley H. Nicol was the son of Harriet A. and Charles Henry Nicol. He was the grandson of Robert Nicol all of Hammond, NY.
Stanley Nicol was a life-long resident of Hammond. After receiving his education in the local Hammond schools he married Eva Robinson of Rossie on October 26, 1915. Together they operated a farm on Oak Point road before later moving to Chippewa Bay Road. Stanley and Eva were the parents of four children. Three daughters who survived him, and a son, Charles who was killed in action in World War II on December 7, 1944.
An obituary for Stanley can be found in the Ogdensburg Journal dated July 2, 1971.
Stanley Nicol was a life-long resident of Hammond. After receiving his education in the local Hammond schools he married Eva Robinson of Rossie on October 26, 1915. Together they operated a farm on Oak Point road before later moving to Chippewa Bay Road. Stanley and Eva were the parents of four children. Three daughters who survived him, and a son, Charles who was killed in action in World War II on December 7, 1944.
An obituary for Stanley can be found in the Ogdensburg Journal dated July 2, 1971.
Stanley H. Nicol was the son of Harriet A. and Charles Henry Nicol. He was the grandson of Robert Nicol all of Hammond, NY.
Stanley Nicol was a life-long resident of Hammond. After receiving his education in the local Hammond schools he married Eva Robinson of Rossie on October 26, 1915. Together they operated a farm on Oak Point road before later moving to Chippewa Bay Road. Stanley and Eva were the parents of four children. Three daughters who survived him, and a son, Charles who was killed in action in World War II on December 7, 1944.
An obituary for Stanley can be found in the Ogdensburg Journal dated July 2, 1971.
Stanley Nicol was a life-long resident of Hammond. After receiving his education in the local Hammond schools he married Eva Robinson of Rossie on October 26, 1915. Together they operated a farm on Oak Point road before later moving to Chippewa Bay Road. Stanley and Eva were the parents of four children. Three daughters who survived him, and a son, Charles who was killed in action in World War II on December 7, 1944.
An obituary for Stanley can be found in the Ogdensburg Journal dated July 2, 1971.
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