Death Notice:
William J. Gilbert.
William J. Gilbert, for many years the Western Representative and an officer of the Armstrong Cork Company of Pittsburg, PA. died Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. William G. Dunham 169 Rugby Road, Flatbush (N.Y.), He was born at Painted Post, N.Y. August 21 1849. And lived in St. Louis the greater part of his life. Five years ago he came to live with his daughter. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. The interment will be in Painted Post. [Published in "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle" New York, Friday, August 26, 1910 page 3 (public domain)]
William J. Gilbert.
William J. Gilbert, for many years the Western Representative and an officer of the Armstrong Cork Company of Pittsburg, PA. died Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. William G. Dunham 169 Rugby Road, Flatbush (N.Y.), He was born at Painted Post, N.Y. August 21 1849. And lived in St. Louis the greater part of his life. Five years ago he came to live with his daughter. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. The interment will be in Painted Post. [Published in "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle" New York, Friday, August 26, 1910 page 3 (public domain)]
Death Notice:
William J. Gilbert.
William J. Gilbert, for many years the Western Representative and an officer of the Armstrong Cork Company of Pittsburg, PA. died Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. William G. Dunham 169 Rugby Road, Flatbush (N.Y.), He was born at Painted Post, N.Y. August 21 1849. And lived in St. Louis the greater part of his life. Five years ago he came to live with his daughter. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. The interment will be in Painted Post. [Published in "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle" New York, Friday, August 26, 1910 page 3 (public domain)]
William J. Gilbert.
William J. Gilbert, for many years the Western Representative and an officer of the Armstrong Cork Company of Pittsburg, PA. died Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. William G. Dunham 169 Rugby Road, Flatbush (N.Y.), He was born at Painted Post, N.Y. August 21 1849. And lived in St. Louis the greater part of his life. Five years ago he came to live with his daughter. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. The interment will be in Painted Post. [Published in "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle" New York, Friday, August 26, 1910 page 3 (public domain)]
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