("Groton Avery Clan", p.1110)
Son of Reuben Ransom Smalley and Caroline (Coggle) Smalley.
He married Alice Caroline Avery on Sep 14,1869 at Clayville,NY. She was born on Aug 17,1852 at Clayville,NY, a daughter of James Avery and Susan (Parkill) Avery (1820-1889).
"Sauquoit . . .
Word has been received in this village of the death at his home in Syracuse of Edward D. Smalley, aged 65 years. Mr. Smalley was born here and had lived in Syracuse for many years. He had been ill for a long time. He was a civil engineer by occupation but for a number of years ill health had prevented him from engaging in active work. Besides his widos, Mrs. Alice Smalley, he leaves one brother, W. R. Smalley of Ressselaer."
[Source: THE ROME DAILY SENTINEL, Rome, NY, Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1912]
Date of interment: March 20, 1912
Son of Reuben Ransom Smalley and Caroline (Coggle) Smalley.
He married Alice Caroline Avery on Sep 14,1869 at Clayville,NY. She was born on Aug 17,1852 at Clayville,NY, a daughter of James Avery and Susan (Parkill) Avery (1820-1889).
"Sauquoit . . .
Word has been received in this village of the death at his home in Syracuse of Edward D. Smalley, aged 65 years. Mr. Smalley was born here and had lived in Syracuse for many years. He had been ill for a long time. He was a civil engineer by occupation but for a number of years ill health had prevented him from engaging in active work. Besides his widos, Mrs. Alice Smalley, he leaves one brother, W. R. Smalley of Ressselaer."
[Source: THE ROME DAILY SENTINEL, Rome, NY, Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1912]
Date of interment: March 20, 1912
("Groton Avery Clan", p.1110)
Son of Reuben Ransom Smalley and Caroline (Coggle) Smalley.
He married Alice Caroline Avery on Sep 14,1869 at Clayville,NY. She was born on Aug 17,1852 at Clayville,NY, a daughter of James Avery and Susan (Parkill) Avery (1820-1889).
"Sauquoit . . .
Word has been received in this village of the death at his home in Syracuse of Edward D. Smalley, aged 65 years. Mr. Smalley was born here and had lived in Syracuse for many years. He had been ill for a long time. He was a civil engineer by occupation but for a number of years ill health had prevented him from engaging in active work. Besides his widos, Mrs. Alice Smalley, he leaves one brother, W. R. Smalley of Ressselaer."
[Source: THE ROME DAILY SENTINEL, Rome, NY, Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1912]
Date of interment: March 20, 1912
Son of Reuben Ransom Smalley and Caroline (Coggle) Smalley.
He married Alice Caroline Avery on Sep 14,1869 at Clayville,NY. She was born on Aug 17,1852 at Clayville,NY, a daughter of James Avery and Susan (Parkill) Avery (1820-1889).
"Sauquoit . . .
Word has been received in this village of the death at his home in Syracuse of Edward D. Smalley, aged 65 years. Mr. Smalley was born here and had lived in Syracuse for many years. He had been ill for a long time. He was a civil engineer by occupation but for a number of years ill health had prevented him from engaging in active work. Besides his widos, Mrs. Alice Smalley, he leaves one brother, W. R. Smalley of Ressselaer."
[Source: THE ROME DAILY SENTINEL, Rome, NY, Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1912]
Date of interment: March 20, 1912
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