from "Martville, New York Facts, News and Gossip" by Dorothy A. Hudson
"Harry and his wife, Catherine, lived in the old homestead. They had no children. Harry owned and operated a large shoe store in Auburn and was a prosperous business man."
"He was a veteran of World War II, PFC Co. C 147 Infantry."
"in October 1977, the place (homestead) caught fire and was totally destroyed."
"Harry and his wife, Catherine, lived in the old homestead. They had no children. Harry owned and operated a large shoe store in Auburn and was a prosperous business man."
"He was a veteran of World War II, PFC Co. C 147 Infantry."
"in October 1977, the place (homestead) caught fire and was totally destroyed."
from "Martville, New York Facts, News and Gossip" by Dorothy A. Hudson
"Harry and his wife, Catherine, lived in the old homestead. They had no children. Harry owned and operated a large shoe store in Auburn and was a prosperous business man."
"He was a veteran of World War II, PFC Co. C 147 Infantry."
"in October 1977, the place (homestead) caught fire and was totally destroyed."
"Harry and his wife, Catherine, lived in the old homestead. They had no children. Harry owned and operated a large shoe store in Auburn and was a prosperous business man."
"He was a veteran of World War II, PFC Co. C 147 Infantry."
"in October 1977, the place (homestead) caught fire and was totally destroyed."
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