Greenfield, (Ma.) Gazette and Courier February 17, 1917 obituary
BENJAMIN T. MOWRY
Benjamin T. Mowry, 82, died Wednesday afternoon at the Franklin County Public hospital. Mr. Mowry had been at the hospital about a month as the result of a fall, and observed his birthday there last week Friday, where he was remembered by many of his friends. Mr. Mowry was a native of Smithfield, R. I. He came to Greenfield about 60 years ago. He was a life long member of the Methodist Church, an earnest temperance advocate and a Sunday school teacher, having taught his class up to the time he was injured. He was an exemplary man and was highly respected. He was a machinist by trade and was employed by the American Tap & Die Company for 17 years. He lived at 26 Shelburne street. He is survived by his wife who was Emily M. Burnham, a sister of Fred L. Burnham, and of the late Mrs. Jason Carll, also a daughter, Mrs. Clara Goddard, three granddaughters and five great-grandchildren, a sister, Martha A. Mowry of Greenville, R. I.------last lines unreadable. ]
Contributor: Judy Winn Graves (47385430) �
BENJAMIN T. MOWRY
Benjamin T. Mowry, 82, died Wednesday afternoon at the Franklin County Public hospital. Mr. Mowry had been at the hospital about a month as the result of a fall, and observed his birthday there last week Friday, where he was remembered by many of his friends. Mr. Mowry was a native of Smithfield, R. I. He came to Greenfield about 60 years ago. He was a life long member of the Methodist Church, an earnest temperance advocate and a Sunday school teacher, having taught his class up to the time he was injured. He was an exemplary man and was highly respected. He was a machinist by trade and was employed by the American Tap & Die Company for 17 years. He lived at 26 Shelburne street. He is survived by his wife who was Emily M. Burnham, a sister of Fred L. Burnham, and of the late Mrs. Jason Carll, also a daughter, Mrs. Clara Goddard, three granddaughters and five great-grandchildren, a sister, Martha A. Mowry of Greenville, R. I.------last lines unreadable. ]
Contributor: Judy Winn Graves (47385430) �
Greenfield, (Ma.) Gazette and Courier February 17, 1917 obituary
BENJAMIN T. MOWRY
Benjamin T. Mowry, 82, died Wednesday afternoon at the Franklin County Public hospital. Mr. Mowry had been at the hospital about a month as the result of a fall, and observed his birthday there last week Friday, where he was remembered by many of his friends. Mr. Mowry was a native of Smithfield, R. I. He came to Greenfield about 60 years ago. He was a life long member of the Methodist Church, an earnest temperance advocate and a Sunday school teacher, having taught his class up to the time he was injured. He was an exemplary man and was highly respected. He was a machinist by trade and was employed by the American Tap & Die Company for 17 years. He lived at 26 Shelburne street. He is survived by his wife who was Emily M. Burnham, a sister of Fred L. Burnham, and of the late Mrs. Jason Carll, also a daughter, Mrs. Clara Goddard, three granddaughters and five great-grandchildren, a sister, Martha A. Mowry of Greenville, R. I.------last lines unreadable. ]
Contributor: Judy Winn Graves (47385430) �
BENJAMIN T. MOWRY
Benjamin T. Mowry, 82, died Wednesday afternoon at the Franklin County Public hospital. Mr. Mowry had been at the hospital about a month as the result of a fall, and observed his birthday there last week Friday, where he was remembered by many of his friends. Mr. Mowry was a native of Smithfield, R. I. He came to Greenfield about 60 years ago. He was a life long member of the Methodist Church, an earnest temperance advocate and a Sunday school teacher, having taught his class up to the time he was injured. He was an exemplary man and was highly respected. He was a machinist by trade and was employed by the American Tap & Die Company for 17 years. He lived at 26 Shelburne street. He is survived by his wife who was Emily M. Burnham, a sister of Fred L. Burnham, and of the late Mrs. Jason Carll, also a daughter, Mrs. Clara Goddard, three granddaughters and five great-grandchildren, a sister, Martha A. Mowry of Greenville, R. I.------last lines unreadable. ]
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