Oneida, Oct. 25 - The funeral of Arthur E. Ashby, a well known painter of this city, whose death occurred on Friday, was held yesterday afternoon from his late home, 65 Washington avenue, Rev. George B. Swinnerton officiating.
The remains were taken to Cleveland, N. Y., for Interment.
He had been a resident of Oneida for many years and besides his wife he leaves two daughters. Miss Rhoda Ashby and Mrs. LeRoy Blanchard of this city, a son, Lansing Ashby of Syracuse, and two sisters, Mrs. John W. Cole of Oriskany and Mrs. William J. Griffith of Cortland.
The Rome Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Monday Evening, October 25, 1915
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Son of John and Saphrone Ashby
Census Record
April 25, 1910 Oneida,Madison CO, NY Painter
Dec 1881 Living in West Amboy - had to go to Oneida to have
surgery
1893- foreman in the Getman Glass Factory
1895 - Moved to Oneida to be employed by a wagon shop
Daughters:
Rhoda Ashby
Hazel Ashby married Dr. Leroy Blanchard
Son:
Lansing Ashby
The remains were taken to Cleveland, N. Y., for Interment.
He had been a resident of Oneida for many years and besides his wife he leaves two daughters. Miss Rhoda Ashby and Mrs. LeRoy Blanchard of this city, a son, Lansing Ashby of Syracuse, and two sisters, Mrs. John W. Cole of Oriskany and Mrs. William J. Griffith of Cortland.
The Rome Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Monday Evening, October 25, 1915
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Son of John and Saphrone Ashby
Census Record
April 25, 1910 Oneida,Madison CO, NY Painter
Dec 1881 Living in West Amboy - had to go to Oneida to have
surgery
1893- foreman in the Getman Glass Factory
1895 - Moved to Oneida to be employed by a wagon shop
Daughters:
Rhoda Ashby
Hazel Ashby married Dr. Leroy Blanchard
Son:
Lansing Ashby
Oneida, Oct. 25 - The funeral of Arthur E. Ashby, a well known painter of this city, whose death occurred on Friday, was held yesterday afternoon from his late home, 65 Washington avenue, Rev. George B. Swinnerton officiating.
The remains were taken to Cleveland, N. Y., for Interment.
He had been a resident of Oneida for many years and besides his wife he leaves two daughters. Miss Rhoda Ashby and Mrs. LeRoy Blanchard of this city, a son, Lansing Ashby of Syracuse, and two sisters, Mrs. John W. Cole of Oriskany and Mrs. William J. Griffith of Cortland.
The Rome Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Monday Evening, October 25, 1915
____________________________________________________
Son of John and Saphrone Ashby
Census Record
April 25, 1910 Oneida,Madison CO, NY Painter
Dec 1881 Living in West Amboy - had to go to Oneida to have
surgery
1893- foreman in the Getman Glass Factory
1895 - Moved to Oneida to be employed by a wagon shop
Daughters:
Rhoda Ashby
Hazel Ashby married Dr. Leroy Blanchard
Son:
Lansing Ashby
The remains were taken to Cleveland, N. Y., for Interment.
He had been a resident of Oneida for many years and besides his wife he leaves two daughters. Miss Rhoda Ashby and Mrs. LeRoy Blanchard of this city, a son, Lansing Ashby of Syracuse, and two sisters, Mrs. John W. Cole of Oriskany and Mrs. William J. Griffith of Cortland.
The Rome Daily Sentinel, Rome, N.Y., Monday Evening, October 25, 1915
____________________________________________________
Son of John and Saphrone Ashby
Census Record
April 25, 1910 Oneida,Madison CO, NY Painter
Dec 1881 Living in West Amboy - had to go to Oneida to have
surgery
1893- foreman in the Getman Glass Factory
1895 - Moved to Oneida to be employed by a wagon shop
Daughters:
Rhoda Ashby
Hazel Ashby married Dr. Leroy Blanchard
Son:
Lansing Ashby
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