~ Daily Sentinel, Rome, New York, Friday Evening, November 25, 1932, page 8
Munnsville Man Dies in Hospital
Oneida, November 25. ~ Herman Brockway, 52, Munnsville farmer died, Wednesday
night in an Oneida hospital
He was a native of Port Leyden, where he was born July 19, 1880.
He was a woodsman until 13 years ago when he went to Munnsville to work on the
Midvale farm, owned by Attorney Ralph H. Woolver.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha, four children, Betty, Rosemary, Charles and
Ettola; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Post, Utica and Mrs. Julia Golden, Whitesboro;
two; brothers, Charles Brockway, Greene and Calvin Brockway, Syracuse.
Munnsville Man Dies in Hospital
Oneida, November 25. ~ Herman Brockway, 52, Munnsville farmer died, Wednesday
night in an Oneida hospital
He was a native of Port Leyden, where he was born July 19, 1880.
He was a woodsman until 13 years ago when he went to Munnsville to work on the
Midvale farm, owned by Attorney Ralph H. Woolver.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha, four children, Betty, Rosemary, Charles and
Ettola; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Post, Utica and Mrs. Julia Golden, Whitesboro;
two; brothers, Charles Brockway, Greene and Calvin Brockway, Syracuse.
~ Daily Sentinel, Rome, New York, Friday Evening, November 25, 1932, page 8
Munnsville Man Dies in Hospital
Oneida, November 25. ~ Herman Brockway, 52, Munnsville farmer died, Wednesday
night in an Oneida hospital
He was a native of Port Leyden, where he was born July 19, 1880.
He was a woodsman until 13 years ago when he went to Munnsville to work on the
Midvale farm, owned by Attorney Ralph H. Woolver.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha, four children, Betty, Rosemary, Charles and
Ettola; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Post, Utica and Mrs. Julia Golden, Whitesboro;
two; brothers, Charles Brockway, Greene and Calvin Brockway, Syracuse.
Munnsville Man Dies in Hospital
Oneida, November 25. ~ Herman Brockway, 52, Munnsville farmer died, Wednesday
night in an Oneida hospital
He was a native of Port Leyden, where he was born July 19, 1880.
He was a woodsman until 13 years ago when he went to Munnsville to work on the
Midvale farm, owned by Attorney Ralph H. Woolver.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha, four children, Betty, Rosemary, Charles and
Ettola; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Post, Utica and Mrs. Julia Golden, Whitesboro;
two; brothers, Charles Brockway, Greene and Calvin Brockway, Syracuse.
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