Alicezeana Pair (Fasano) Rose Bennett: Fasano changed to Rose in her generation; Pair originally spelled Pare.
From the obituary of her first husband: Alice Pair Rose, and three sons, Louis, Archie Rose and Michael Rose all of this city; and two daughters Mrs. P.C. Milers, Watertown; and Mrs. William Sibert, Syracuse.
Mrs. Alice R. Bennett— Mrs. Alice
R. Bennett, wife of James G. Bennet (sic),
died this morning at her home,
866 S. Clinton st., after a brief illness.
Besides her husband she is
survived by three sons, Archie,
Louis and Michael Rose, and two
daughters, Mrs. William Siebert
and Mrs. Anna Miller. Funeral
services will be conducted at the
undertaking rooms of Burns &
O'Brien after which the body will
be taken to Watertown for burial
fultonhistory.com
Syracuse Journal Wednesday May 21, 1930
Daughter is Anna E Pair Miller, wife of Pasquale C
SEIBERT SOUGHT AFTER DEATH OF GRANDMOTHER
Police are making efforts to. locate
Kenneth Seibert, 16, whose
grandmother, Mrs. James J. Bennett,
67. died suddenly yesterday at
her home, 866 S. Clinton st. She
had just risen from her bed and
was walking toward the door when
she collapsed. Seibert, who has been
missing for two weeks, is believed
to have joined a carnival.
Surviving Mrs. Bennett are her
husband; two daughters, Mrs. William
Seibert and Mrs. Anna Miller;
three sons, Michael and Archie Rose
of Watertown and Louis Rose of
Syracuse; 2 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Funeral services
will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the home. Burns
& O'Brien, undertakers, will take
the body to North Watertown Cemetery
From the obituary of her first husband: Alice Pair Rose, and three sons, Louis, Archie Rose and Michael Rose all of this city; and two daughters Mrs. P.C. Milers, Watertown; and Mrs. William Sibert, Syracuse.
Mrs. Alice R. Bennett— Mrs. Alice
R. Bennett, wife of James G. Bennet (sic),
died this morning at her home,
866 S. Clinton st., after a brief illness.
Besides her husband she is
survived by three sons, Archie,
Louis and Michael Rose, and two
daughters, Mrs. William Siebert
and Mrs. Anna Miller. Funeral
services will be conducted at the
undertaking rooms of Burns &
O'Brien after which the body will
be taken to Watertown for burial
fultonhistory.com
Syracuse Journal Wednesday May 21, 1930
Daughter is Anna E Pair Miller, wife of Pasquale C
SEIBERT SOUGHT AFTER DEATH OF GRANDMOTHER
Police are making efforts to. locate
Kenneth Seibert, 16, whose
grandmother, Mrs. James J. Bennett,
67. died suddenly yesterday at
her home, 866 S. Clinton st. She
had just risen from her bed and
was walking toward the door when
she collapsed. Seibert, who has been
missing for two weeks, is believed
to have joined a carnival.
Surviving Mrs. Bennett are her
husband; two daughters, Mrs. William
Seibert and Mrs. Anna Miller;
three sons, Michael and Archie Rose
of Watertown and Louis Rose of
Syracuse; 2 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Funeral services
will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the home. Burns
& O'Brien, undertakers, will take
the body to North Watertown Cemetery
Alicezeana Pair (Fasano) Rose Bennett: Fasano changed to Rose in her generation; Pair originally spelled Pare.
From the obituary of her first husband: Alice Pair Rose, and three sons, Louis, Archie Rose and Michael Rose all of this city; and two daughters Mrs. P.C. Milers, Watertown; and Mrs. William Sibert, Syracuse.
Mrs. Alice R. Bennett— Mrs. Alice
R. Bennett, wife of James G. Bennet (sic),
died this morning at her home,
866 S. Clinton st., after a brief illness.
Besides her husband she is
survived by three sons, Archie,
Louis and Michael Rose, and two
daughters, Mrs. William Siebert
and Mrs. Anna Miller. Funeral
services will be conducted at the
undertaking rooms of Burns &
O'Brien after which the body will
be taken to Watertown for burial
fultonhistory.com
Syracuse Journal Wednesday May 21, 1930
Daughter is Anna E Pair Miller, wife of Pasquale C
SEIBERT SOUGHT AFTER DEATH OF GRANDMOTHER
Police are making efforts to. locate
Kenneth Seibert, 16, whose
grandmother, Mrs. James J. Bennett,
67. died suddenly yesterday at
her home, 866 S. Clinton st. She
had just risen from her bed and
was walking toward the door when
she collapsed. Seibert, who has been
missing for two weeks, is believed
to have joined a carnival.
Surviving Mrs. Bennett are her
husband; two daughters, Mrs. William
Seibert and Mrs. Anna Miller;
three sons, Michael and Archie Rose
of Watertown and Louis Rose of
Syracuse; 2 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Funeral services
will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the home. Burns
& O'Brien, undertakers, will take
the body to North Watertown Cemetery
From the obituary of her first husband: Alice Pair Rose, and three sons, Louis, Archie Rose and Michael Rose all of this city; and two daughters Mrs. P.C. Milers, Watertown; and Mrs. William Sibert, Syracuse.
Mrs. Alice R. Bennett— Mrs. Alice
R. Bennett, wife of James G. Bennet (sic),
died this morning at her home,
866 S. Clinton st., after a brief illness.
Besides her husband she is
survived by three sons, Archie,
Louis and Michael Rose, and two
daughters, Mrs. William Siebert
and Mrs. Anna Miller. Funeral
services will be conducted at the
undertaking rooms of Burns &
O'Brien after which the body will
be taken to Watertown for burial
fultonhistory.com
Syracuse Journal Wednesday May 21, 1930
Daughter is Anna E Pair Miller, wife of Pasquale C
SEIBERT SOUGHT AFTER DEATH OF GRANDMOTHER
Police are making efforts to. locate
Kenneth Seibert, 16, whose
grandmother, Mrs. James J. Bennett,
67. died suddenly yesterday at
her home, 866 S. Clinton st. She
had just risen from her bed and
was walking toward the door when
she collapsed. Seibert, who has been
missing for two weeks, is believed
to have joined a carnival.
Surviving Mrs. Bennett are her
husband; two daughters, Mrs. William
Seibert and Mrs. Anna Miller;
three sons, Michael and Archie Rose
of Watertown and Louis Rose of
Syracuse; 2 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Funeral services
will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the home. Burns
& O'Brien, undertakers, will take
the body to North Watertown Cemetery
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