from the Town of Tusten Historian obituary collection, Narrowsburg, NY: "The funeral of Benjamin F Westbrook, who died January 10 1920, at the age of 66, was held here Tuesday morning.
Mr Westbrook had been seriously ill for about a week with stomach and heart trouble.
He ws proprietor of the Western house at Hancock several years ago, and at one time conducted the Arlington at Long Eddy.
He afterward came here and conducted the Delaware House which later became the Western House.
This was his home at the time of his death.
Besides his wife he leaves a brother at Port Jervis and a sister residing near New York.
Rev Herbert Hazzard of Hancock officiated at the funeral and the remains were laid to rest in the Lordville Cemetery." Lordville Cor.
Mr Westbrook had been seriously ill for about a week with stomach and heart trouble.
He ws proprietor of the Western house at Hancock several years ago, and at one time conducted the Arlington at Long Eddy.
He afterward came here and conducted the Delaware House which later became the Western House.
This was his home at the time of his death.
Besides his wife he leaves a brother at Port Jervis and a sister residing near New York.
Rev Herbert Hazzard of Hancock officiated at the funeral and the remains were laid to rest in the Lordville Cemetery." Lordville Cor.
from the Town of Tusten Historian obituary collection, Narrowsburg, NY: "The funeral of Benjamin F Westbrook, who died January 10 1920, at the age of 66, was held here Tuesday morning.
Mr Westbrook had been seriously ill for about a week with stomach and heart trouble.
He ws proprietor of the Western house at Hancock several years ago, and at one time conducted the Arlington at Long Eddy.
He afterward came here and conducted the Delaware House which later became the Western House.
This was his home at the time of his death.
Besides his wife he leaves a brother at Port Jervis and a sister residing near New York.
Rev Herbert Hazzard of Hancock officiated at the funeral and the remains were laid to rest in the Lordville Cemetery." Lordville Cor.
Mr Westbrook had been seriously ill for about a week with stomach and heart trouble.
He ws proprietor of the Western house at Hancock several years ago, and at one time conducted the Arlington at Long Eddy.
He afterward came here and conducted the Delaware House which later became the Western House.
This was his home at the time of his death.
Besides his wife he leaves a brother at Port Jervis and a sister residing near New York.
Rev Herbert Hazzard of Hancock officiated at the funeral and the remains were laid to rest in the Lordville Cemetery." Lordville Cor.
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