Esquire, of Cambridge Law School. Died possibly of a stroke. He had complained of a very bad headache. Son of John W and Maria Bartlett Veazie.
Married the daughter of Major General Hodsdon (Housdon?) of Bangor Maine.
Leaves a widow and two children, a daughter age 17, and a son of 7 who bears his name.
Sister is the wife of Judge William Forsaith of Boston.
Buried in the family vault/plot
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Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 31 Jul 1879 p3: "Bangor mourns the death of Alfred Veazie, Esq., a highly respected citizen, which took place at Bar Harbor on Tuesday morning.
Married the daughter of Major General Hodsdon (Housdon?) of Bangor Maine.
Leaves a widow and two children, a daughter age 17, and a son of 7 who bears his name.
Sister is the wife of Judge William Forsaith of Boston.
Buried in the family vault/plot
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Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 31 Jul 1879 p3: "Bangor mourns the death of Alfred Veazie, Esq., a highly respected citizen, which took place at Bar Harbor on Tuesday morning.
Esquire, of Cambridge Law School. Died possibly of a stroke. He had complained of a very bad headache. Son of John W and Maria Bartlett Veazie.
Married the daughter of Major General Hodsdon (Housdon?) of Bangor Maine.
Leaves a widow and two children, a daughter age 17, and a son of 7 who bears his name.
Sister is the wife of Judge William Forsaith of Boston.
Buried in the family vault/plot
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Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 31 Jul 1879 p3: "Bangor mourns the death of Alfred Veazie, Esq., a highly respected citizen, which took place at Bar Harbor on Tuesday morning.
Married the daughter of Major General Hodsdon (Housdon?) of Bangor Maine.
Leaves a widow and two children, a daughter age 17, and a son of 7 who bears his name.
Sister is the wife of Judge William Forsaith of Boston.
Buried in the family vault/plot
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Published in the Piscataquis (ME) Observer 31 Jul 1879 p3: "Bangor mourns the death of Alfred Veazie, Esq., a highly respected citizen, which took place at Bar Harbor on Tuesday morning.
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