Bissell
Earl G., son of Frederick, b. in Bergen, February 2, 1881, d. May 3, 1913
Earl.C. Bissell, aged 32 years died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissell, of Lake street, Bergen on Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis. Mr. Bissell was employed by the Rochester Times until late August, when he was obliged on account of ill health, to relinquish his position. He went to the Adirondacks where he spent the winter, returning home April 1st. Besides his parents, Mr. Bissell is survived by four brothers, Bert of Amazon; George of Buffalo, and Clarence and Clayton Bissell of Bergen, and three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Kellett of Webster, and Misses Ruth and Mabel Bissell, both of whom reside at home.
May 5 1913 Batavia NY Times
Earl G., son of Frederick, b. in Bergen, February 2, 1881, d. May 3, 1913
Earl.C. Bissell, aged 32 years died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissell, of Lake street, Bergen on Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis. Mr. Bissell was employed by the Rochester Times until late August, when he was obliged on account of ill health, to relinquish his position. He went to the Adirondacks where he spent the winter, returning home April 1st. Besides his parents, Mr. Bissell is survived by four brothers, Bert of Amazon; George of Buffalo, and Clarence and Clayton Bissell of Bergen, and three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Kellett of Webster, and Misses Ruth and Mabel Bissell, both of whom reside at home.
May 5 1913 Batavia NY Times
Bissell
Earl G., son of Frederick, b. in Bergen, February 2, 1881, d. May 3, 1913
Earl.C. Bissell, aged 32 years died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissell, of Lake street, Bergen on Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis. Mr. Bissell was employed by the Rochester Times until late August, when he was obliged on account of ill health, to relinquish his position. He went to the Adirondacks where he spent the winter, returning home April 1st. Besides his parents, Mr. Bissell is survived by four brothers, Bert of Amazon; George of Buffalo, and Clarence and Clayton Bissell of Bergen, and three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Kellett of Webster, and Misses Ruth and Mabel Bissell, both of whom reside at home.
May 5 1913 Batavia NY Times
Earl G., son of Frederick, b. in Bergen, February 2, 1881, d. May 3, 1913
Earl.C. Bissell, aged 32 years died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissell, of Lake street, Bergen on Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis. Mr. Bissell was employed by the Rochester Times until late August, when he was obliged on account of ill health, to relinquish his position. He went to the Adirondacks where he spent the winter, returning home April 1st. Besides his parents, Mr. Bissell is survived by four brothers, Bert of Amazon; George of Buffalo, and Clarence and Clayton Bissell of Bergen, and three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Kellett of Webster, and Misses Ruth and Mabel Bissell, both of whom reside at home.
May 5 1913 Batavia NY Times
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