"Harvey B. Hanor, a life long resident of Schenevus, died Tuesday evening, at about 6 o'clock very suddenly, of heart failure. Mr. Hanor has been about the streets all day and was in the office of the Commercial hotel when his death occurred. He was sitting a a chair talking to the proprietor, W. N. Morse, when Mr. Morse, not receiving any answer to a question that he had asked, went to his side, he found that he was dead. The deceased was a man of genial and sunny disposition and had a large circle of friends in the vicinity and also throughout the county as he dealt in cattle extensively. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Amanda Hanor, the widow of the late Major Harvey M. Hanor, and she will have the sympathy of the entire community." [The Otsego Farmer & Republican (Cooperstown, NY), Nov. 1908, p. 5]
"Harvey B. Hanor, a life long resident of Schenevus, died Tuesday evening, at about 6 o'clock very suddenly, of heart failure. Mr. Hanor has been about the streets all day and was in the office of the Commercial hotel when his death occurred. He was sitting a a chair talking to the proprietor, W. N. Morse, when Mr. Morse, not receiving any answer to a question that he had asked, went to his side, he found that he was dead. The deceased was a man of genial and sunny disposition and had a large circle of friends in the vicinity and also throughout the county as he dealt in cattle extensively. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Amanda Hanor, the widow of the late Major Harvey M. Hanor, and she will have the sympathy of the entire community." [The Otsego Farmer & Republican (Cooperstown, NY), Nov. 1908, p. 5]
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