Rochester Democrat and Chronicle dated Tuesday Dec. 31, 1929:
Hiram D. Truesdell, 90, a lifelong resident of Warsaw, died at his home west of this village Sunday. Mr. Truesdell was born in Warsaw on October 23, 1839 the son of John and Nancy Smith Truesdell, who were among the first settlers here. He leaves 3 sons, Barber C. Truesdell of Puyaliup, Wash., Walter Truesdell of Warsaw, and Fred Truesdell of East Randolph and 3 daughters Mrs. James Agar of New Westminister, B.C. and Miss Edith Truesdell and Miss Ida Truesdell of Warsaw. Funeral services will be conducted from the family home tomorrow at 2 oclock with burial in Warsaw Cemetery.
Hiram D. Truesdell, 90, a lifelong resident of Warsaw, died at his home west of this village Sunday. Mr. Truesdell was born in Warsaw on October 23, 1839 the son of John and Nancy Smith Truesdell, who were among the first settlers here. He leaves 3 sons, Barber C. Truesdell of Puyaliup, Wash., Walter Truesdell of Warsaw, and Fred Truesdell of East Randolph and 3 daughters Mrs. James Agar of New Westminister, B.C. and Miss Edith Truesdell and Miss Ida Truesdell of Warsaw. Funeral services will be conducted from the family home tomorrow at 2 oclock with burial in Warsaw Cemetery.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle dated Tuesday Dec. 31, 1929:
Hiram D. Truesdell, 90, a lifelong resident of Warsaw, died at his home west of this village Sunday. Mr. Truesdell was born in Warsaw on October 23, 1839 the son of John and Nancy Smith Truesdell, who were among the first settlers here. He leaves 3 sons, Barber C. Truesdell of Puyaliup, Wash., Walter Truesdell of Warsaw, and Fred Truesdell of East Randolph and 3 daughters Mrs. James Agar of New Westminister, B.C. and Miss Edith Truesdell and Miss Ida Truesdell of Warsaw. Funeral services will be conducted from the family home tomorrow at 2 oclock with burial in Warsaw Cemetery.
Hiram D. Truesdell, 90, a lifelong resident of Warsaw, died at his home west of this village Sunday. Mr. Truesdell was born in Warsaw on October 23, 1839 the son of John and Nancy Smith Truesdell, who were among the first settlers here. He leaves 3 sons, Barber C. Truesdell of Puyaliup, Wash., Walter Truesdell of Warsaw, and Fred Truesdell of East Randolph and 3 daughters Mrs. James Agar of New Westminister, B.C. and Miss Edith Truesdell and Miss Ida Truesdell of Warsaw. Funeral services will be conducted from the family home tomorrow at 2 oclock with burial in Warsaw Cemetery.
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