Utica Observer-Dispatch - June 17, 1934 pg 7
Mrs. Josephine Bishop- Ilion - Mrs. Josephine Bishop, 36, wife of Lester Bishop of this village, died Friday night at Pine Crest Santitarium after a long illness. She was born in Ireland and came to this country as a young girl. She had been a resident of Ilion for 12 years and was for a number of years an operator in the Ilion telephone exchange. She was a member of the Church of Annunciation. Surviving in addition to her husband are an aunt, Mrs. Catherine Carney, a sister, Mrs. Edward Murphy, and a nephew, Robert Murphy, all of this city.
Buried alongside Aunt Ellen, Uncle Phillip, and his wife, Ellen.
Mrs. Josephine Bishop- Ilion - Mrs. Josephine Bishop, 36, wife of Lester Bishop of this village, died Friday night at Pine Crest Santitarium after a long illness. She was born in Ireland and came to this country as a young girl. She had been a resident of Ilion for 12 years and was for a number of years an operator in the Ilion telephone exchange. She was a member of the Church of Annunciation. Surviving in addition to her husband are an aunt, Mrs. Catherine Carney, a sister, Mrs. Edward Murphy, and a nephew, Robert Murphy, all of this city.
Buried alongside Aunt Ellen, Uncle Phillip, and his wife, Ellen.
Utica Observer-Dispatch - June 17, 1934 pg 7
Mrs. Josephine Bishop- Ilion - Mrs. Josephine Bishop, 36, wife of Lester Bishop of this village, died Friday night at Pine Crest Santitarium after a long illness. She was born in Ireland and came to this country as a young girl. She had been a resident of Ilion for 12 years and was for a number of years an operator in the Ilion telephone exchange. She was a member of the Church of Annunciation. Surviving in addition to her husband are an aunt, Mrs. Catherine Carney, a sister, Mrs. Edward Murphy, and a nephew, Robert Murphy, all of this city.
Buried alongside Aunt Ellen, Uncle Phillip, and his wife, Ellen.
Mrs. Josephine Bishop- Ilion - Mrs. Josephine Bishop, 36, wife of Lester Bishop of this village, died Friday night at Pine Crest Santitarium after a long illness. She was born in Ireland and came to this country as a young girl. She had been a resident of Ilion for 12 years and was for a number of years an operator in the Ilion telephone exchange. She was a member of the Church of Annunciation. Surviving in addition to her husband are an aunt, Mrs. Catherine Carney, a sister, Mrs. Edward Murphy, and a nephew, Robert Murphy, all of this city.
Buried alongside Aunt Ellen, Uncle Phillip, and his wife, Ellen.
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