Amelia DeBlois Dusenbury
—died age 70 in United Hospital, Port Chester, on Aug 3 from injuries sustained in a hit/run accident on July 29
—born on King Street May 16 1858; daughter of William DeBlois and Lorretta Knapp
—widow of Woolsey Dusenbury
—survived by her children: Mrs. Pearl Reich and Walter E. Dusenbury; her brother Stephen DeBlois of Mount Vernon and step-daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bates
—funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl A. Reich, 137 South Water Street, East Port Chester; services under the auspices of the Summerfield M.E. Church; burial in the Anderson Burying Ground on King Street
~source: The Port Chester Daily Item; Saturday, Aug 4 1928
The article highlights and is critical of the dispute between the Harrison police department & New York State Police over who is responsible for investigating the hit and run. She was found by a patrolman in the middle of Anderson Road between White Plains & Harrison.
—died age 70 in United Hospital, Port Chester, on Aug 3 from injuries sustained in a hit/run accident on July 29
—born on King Street May 16 1858; daughter of William DeBlois and Lorretta Knapp
—widow of Woolsey Dusenbury
—survived by her children: Mrs. Pearl Reich and Walter E. Dusenbury; her brother Stephen DeBlois of Mount Vernon and step-daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bates
—funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl A. Reich, 137 South Water Street, East Port Chester; services under the auspices of the Summerfield M.E. Church; burial in the Anderson Burying Ground on King Street
~source: The Port Chester Daily Item; Saturday, Aug 4 1928
The article highlights and is critical of the dispute between the Harrison police department & New York State Police over who is responsible for investigating the hit and run. She was found by a patrolman in the middle of Anderson Road between White Plains & Harrison.
Amelia DeBlois Dusenbury
—died age 70 in United Hospital, Port Chester, on Aug 3 from injuries sustained in a hit/run accident on July 29
—born on King Street May 16 1858; daughter of William DeBlois and Lorretta Knapp
—widow of Woolsey Dusenbury
—survived by her children: Mrs. Pearl Reich and Walter E. Dusenbury; her brother Stephen DeBlois of Mount Vernon and step-daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bates
—funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl A. Reich, 137 South Water Street, East Port Chester; services under the auspices of the Summerfield M.E. Church; burial in the Anderson Burying Ground on King Street
~source: The Port Chester Daily Item; Saturday, Aug 4 1928
The article highlights and is critical of the dispute between the Harrison police department & New York State Police over who is responsible for investigating the hit and run. She was found by a patrolman in the middle of Anderson Road between White Plains & Harrison.
—died age 70 in United Hospital, Port Chester, on Aug 3 from injuries sustained in a hit/run accident on July 29
—born on King Street May 16 1858; daughter of William DeBlois and Lorretta Knapp
—widow of Woolsey Dusenbury
—survived by her children: Mrs. Pearl Reich and Walter E. Dusenbury; her brother Stephen DeBlois of Mount Vernon and step-daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bates
—funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl A. Reich, 137 South Water Street, East Port Chester; services under the auspices of the Summerfield M.E. Church; burial in the Anderson Burying Ground on King Street
~source: The Port Chester Daily Item; Saturday, Aug 4 1928
The article highlights and is critical of the dispute between the Harrison police department & New York State Police over who is responsible for investigating the hit and run. She was found by a patrolman in the middle of Anderson Road between White Plains & Harrison.
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