Per New York State Birth Index: Henry C. Currier, born Town of Milton, Saratoga Co. 29 Dec 1926.
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Per US City Directory 1959-Providence, Rhode Island: Henry C. Currier and Doris Currier, at 31 Burnett St. Occupation: barber at Personality Barber Shop.
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Per US City Directory 1964-Providence, Rhode Island: Doris M. Currier, widow of Henry C. Superintendent Sunholm Apts., resides 310 Elmwood Ave.
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The Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y. Saturday 3 Nov 1962
An Albany hairdresser and barber, Henry C. Currier, 35, was killed at 1:30 a.m. today when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car and struck an abutment of an overpass on the Northway near Vischers Ferry exit in the Town of Half-moon.
Mr. Currier had lived at 1064 Madison Avenue the last three years, but moved Wednesday without leaving a forwarding address, according to Mrs. Lena Gerber, landlady.
Saratoga County Corner Harold L. Hall said Mr. Currier’s southbound car crossed over three lanes before hitting the abutment. There were no skid marks or other indication the brakes had been applied. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A verdict of accidental death from multiple injuries was issued.
According to former neighbors at the Madison Avenue address. Mr. Currier suffered a broken neck and other serious injuries in an automobile accident two years ago.
Mr. Currier a native of New England, hd lived alone the last few months since his wife returned to Providence, R. I. He decided to take a smaller place and moved on Nov. 1, neighbors said.
Mr. Currier had worked in hairdressing establishments and barber shops in the Pine Hills area [which is the area of Madison Ave.] the last three years.
Coroner Hall said is attempting to locate relatives in Providence and directed removal of the body to Lattimore Funeral Home, Ballston Spa.
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The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Monday 5 Nov 1962
Ballston Spa—Funeral services for Henry C. Currier of Albany, and former Ballstonian, who was killed Saturday when his car struck an abutment on the Northway in the Town of Half-moon, will be conducted Tuesday at the Lattimore Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy C. Johnson pastor of Grace Community Church will officiate. Burial will be in Factory Village Cemetery.
Currier was born Dec. 29, 1929 [N.Y. State Birth Index is 29 Dec 1926.] in Ballston Spa and was employed as a barber.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Doris Currier; two daughters Deborah and Kathleen Currier, Albany; his mother, Mrs. Eillard [Willard] Green, Ballston Spa; two brothers, Albert Currier, Burnt Hills and Edward Currier of Ballston Spa; a sister, Mrs. Charles [Laura] Sovoda [Svoboda] Ballston Spa, and several nieces and nephews.
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Per US City Directory 1959-Providence, Rhode Island: Henry C. Currier and Doris Currier, at 31 Burnett St. Occupation: barber at Personality Barber Shop.
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Per US City Directory 1964-Providence, Rhode Island: Doris M. Currier, widow of Henry C. Superintendent Sunholm Apts., resides 310 Elmwood Ave.
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The Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y. Saturday 3 Nov 1962
An Albany hairdresser and barber, Henry C. Currier, 35, was killed at 1:30 a.m. today when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car and struck an abutment of an overpass on the Northway near Vischers Ferry exit in the Town of Half-moon.
Mr. Currier had lived at 1064 Madison Avenue the last three years, but moved Wednesday without leaving a forwarding address, according to Mrs. Lena Gerber, landlady.
Saratoga County Corner Harold L. Hall said Mr. Currier’s southbound car crossed over three lanes before hitting the abutment. There were no skid marks or other indication the brakes had been applied. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A verdict of accidental death from multiple injuries was issued.
According to former neighbors at the Madison Avenue address. Mr. Currier suffered a broken neck and other serious injuries in an automobile accident two years ago.
Mr. Currier a native of New England, hd lived alone the last few months since his wife returned to Providence, R. I. He decided to take a smaller place and moved on Nov. 1, neighbors said.
Mr. Currier had worked in hairdressing establishments and barber shops in the Pine Hills area [which is the area of Madison Ave.] the last three years.
Coroner Hall said is attempting to locate relatives in Providence and directed removal of the body to Lattimore Funeral Home, Ballston Spa.
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The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Monday 5 Nov 1962
Ballston Spa—Funeral services for Henry C. Currier of Albany, and former Ballstonian, who was killed Saturday when his car struck an abutment on the Northway in the Town of Half-moon, will be conducted Tuesday at the Lattimore Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy C. Johnson pastor of Grace Community Church will officiate. Burial will be in Factory Village Cemetery.
Currier was born Dec. 29, 1929 [N.Y. State Birth Index is 29 Dec 1926.] in Ballston Spa and was employed as a barber.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Doris Currier; two daughters Deborah and Kathleen Currier, Albany; his mother, Mrs. Eillard [Willard] Green, Ballston Spa; two brothers, Albert Currier, Burnt Hills and Edward Currier of Ballston Spa; a sister, Mrs. Charles [Laura] Sovoda [Svoboda] Ballston Spa, and several nieces and nephews.
Researched and Transcribed by Bill Preston #47695587
Per New York State Birth Index: Henry C. Currier, born Town of Milton, Saratoga Co. 29 Dec 1926.
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Per US City Directory 1959-Providence, Rhode Island: Henry C. Currier and Doris Currier, at 31 Burnett St. Occupation: barber at Personality Barber Shop.
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Per US City Directory 1964-Providence, Rhode Island: Doris M. Currier, widow of Henry C. Superintendent Sunholm Apts., resides 310 Elmwood Ave.
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The Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y. Saturday 3 Nov 1962
An Albany hairdresser and barber, Henry C. Currier, 35, was killed at 1:30 a.m. today when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car and struck an abutment of an overpass on the Northway near Vischers Ferry exit in the Town of Half-moon.
Mr. Currier had lived at 1064 Madison Avenue the last three years, but moved Wednesday without leaving a forwarding address, according to Mrs. Lena Gerber, landlady.
Saratoga County Corner Harold L. Hall said Mr. Currier’s southbound car crossed over three lanes before hitting the abutment. There were no skid marks or other indication the brakes had been applied. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A verdict of accidental death from multiple injuries was issued.
According to former neighbors at the Madison Avenue address. Mr. Currier suffered a broken neck and other serious injuries in an automobile accident two years ago.
Mr. Currier a native of New England, hd lived alone the last few months since his wife returned to Providence, R. I. He decided to take a smaller place and moved on Nov. 1, neighbors said.
Mr. Currier had worked in hairdressing establishments and barber shops in the Pine Hills area [which is the area of Madison Ave.] the last three years.
Coroner Hall said is attempting to locate relatives in Providence and directed removal of the body to Lattimore Funeral Home, Ballston Spa.
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The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Monday 5 Nov 1962
Ballston Spa—Funeral services for Henry C. Currier of Albany, and former Ballstonian, who was killed Saturday when his car struck an abutment on the Northway in the Town of Half-moon, will be conducted Tuesday at the Lattimore Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy C. Johnson pastor of Grace Community Church will officiate. Burial will be in Factory Village Cemetery.
Currier was born Dec. 29, 1929 [N.Y. State Birth Index is 29 Dec 1926.] in Ballston Spa and was employed as a barber.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Doris Currier; two daughters Deborah and Kathleen Currier, Albany; his mother, Mrs. Eillard [Willard] Green, Ballston Spa; two brothers, Albert Currier, Burnt Hills and Edward Currier of Ballston Spa; a sister, Mrs. Charles [Laura] Sovoda [Svoboda] Ballston Spa, and several nieces and nephews.
Researched and Transcribed by Bill Preston #47695587
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Per US City Directory 1959-Providence, Rhode Island: Henry C. Currier and Doris Currier, at 31 Burnett St. Occupation: barber at Personality Barber Shop.
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Per US City Directory 1964-Providence, Rhode Island: Doris M. Currier, widow of Henry C. Superintendent Sunholm Apts., resides 310 Elmwood Ave.
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The Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y. Saturday 3 Nov 1962
An Albany hairdresser and barber, Henry C. Currier, 35, was killed at 1:30 a.m. today when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car and struck an abutment of an overpass on the Northway near Vischers Ferry exit in the Town of Half-moon.
Mr. Currier had lived at 1064 Madison Avenue the last three years, but moved Wednesday without leaving a forwarding address, according to Mrs. Lena Gerber, landlady.
Saratoga County Corner Harold L. Hall said Mr. Currier’s southbound car crossed over three lanes before hitting the abutment. There were no skid marks or other indication the brakes had been applied. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A verdict of accidental death from multiple injuries was issued.
According to former neighbors at the Madison Avenue address. Mr. Currier suffered a broken neck and other serious injuries in an automobile accident two years ago.
Mr. Currier a native of New England, hd lived alone the last few months since his wife returned to Providence, R. I. He decided to take a smaller place and moved on Nov. 1, neighbors said.
Mr. Currier had worked in hairdressing establishments and barber shops in the Pine Hills area [which is the area of Madison Ave.] the last three years.
Coroner Hall said is attempting to locate relatives in Providence and directed removal of the body to Lattimore Funeral Home, Ballston Spa.
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The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Monday 5 Nov 1962
Ballston Spa—Funeral services for Henry C. Currier of Albany, and former Ballstonian, who was killed Saturday when his car struck an abutment on the Northway in the Town of Half-moon, will be conducted Tuesday at the Lattimore Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy C. Johnson pastor of Grace Community Church will officiate. Burial will be in Factory Village Cemetery.
Currier was born Dec. 29, 1929 [N.Y. State Birth Index is 29 Dec 1926.] in Ballston Spa and was employed as a barber.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Doris Currier; two daughters Deborah and Kathleen Currier, Albany; his mother, Mrs. Eillard [Willard] Green, Ballston Spa; two brothers, Albert Currier, Burnt Hills and Edward Currier of Ballston Spa; a sister, Mrs. Charles [Laura] Sovoda [Svoboda] Ballston Spa, and several nieces and nephews.
Researched and Transcribed by Bill Preston #47695587
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